兼职 Research Assistant (Grant Writing) 工作, 薪水, Kuubiik 公司招聘中 - Ricebowl

Company Description

kuubiik is a global consulting company headquartered in Singapore, offering outsourcing and project-based solutions across all business functions in over 150 countries. With a diverse team spanning Asia, Europe, and the Americas, kuubiik has earned the trust of renowned brands like Google, TikTok, HP, and TELUS. Focused on flexibility, kuubiik offers hourly or full-time outsourcing services tailored to meet client needs. The company emphasizes collaboration and innovation, delivering customized solutions at competitive rates.

Role Overview:

• Employment: Full-Time
• Type: 1-year contract under Kuubiik
• Client Industry: NGO
• Engagement: Part-time l 6-months Contract (renewable)
• Working arrangement: fully Remote
• Working Hours: Flexible
• All-in Monthly Salary: $400 - $700 USD / Month

What you’ll do

Draft grant applications and funding proposals: Turn discussions, research, and

existing materials into clear applications, letters of inquiry, and concept notes. Suggest a

structure and identify missing information before drafting.

Prepare program and presentation materials: Help clarify program descriptions and

outcomes, draft theories of change and budget explanations using agreed inputs, and

create clean first-cut slides using existing templates.

Research funders, donors, and sponsors: Assess grant opportunities and corporate

prospects, review their priorities and requirements, and explain their fit with our clients’

programs and fundraising goals.

Research social issues and existing services: Conduct desktop research into social

issues, understand existing initiatives that address those issues and identify service

gaps to inform program development and strengthen the case for funding.

Develop fundraising concepts and materials: Research fundraising campaign and

event approaches taken by other charities, help develop sponsorship packages, and

draft fundraising concepts, appeals, outreach emails, and follow-up messages under the

Founder’s direction.

Manage your assignments: Track deadlines, required documents, and outstanding

questions. Share progress, flag delays early, and join a weekly check-in with the

Founder. You may also join selected client calls to understand programs and gather

information.

Requirements:

3+ years in grant writing, proposal development, or related work, supported by strong writing samples.

Good written English: Able to turn rough notes and complex information into clear,

well-structured drafts, adapting the message for different funders and audiences.

Able to find credible sources, assess evidence, question assumptions, and explain what the findings mean for a program or funding opportunity.

Able to understand program activities and outcomes, work with basic budgets, and identify gaps or inconsistencies that need clarification.

Able to organize information into a logical slide storyline and prepare simple, readable slides. Familiarity with Canva or PowerPoint is useful.

Able to manage agreed assignments, meet deadlines, provide progress updates, and raise questions early without needing constant reminders.

Open to feedback, comfortable revising your work, and able to apply lessons from one assignment to the next.