Decent benefits, but pay could be better for this type of NGO
I've worked here as a Program Officer for a few years, mostly remote from New York. It's a solid non-profit organization in international development, but the pay package really depends on your role and experience. The benefits are pretty good, though.
They offer good health insurance and a decent 401k match, which is a big plus for a non-profit organization. The remote work flexibility helps save on commute costs too. For Program Officer roles, the benefits package definitely helps balance out the salary.
Honestly, the base salary is on the lower side, especially for someone remote from New York. There isn't much room for salary negotiation either. Compared to other international NGOs, the pay raises are pretty minimal year-to-year.
Re-evaluate salary bands, especially for experienced staff and those in high-cost-of-living areas. Competitive pay would attract even more talent to support our public health initiatives.
