Deputy Director, Research & Insights
- Salary
- $120K–$140K
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- United States
- Work type
- Remote
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yes. every kid. (YES) is seeking a strategic, analytically driven public opinion research professional to advance and expand our research capability. The Deupty Director, Research & Insights will lead the design and execution of polling, focus groups, qualitative research, and data-driven messaging to support policy campaigns, legislative strategy, and stakeholder engagement.
This includes owning major research projects from design through analysis and presentation and translating complex public opinion data into clear, actionable insights that shape advocacy, communications, and policy design across state and federal efforts.
This is an ideal role for an experienced researcher who can operate independently, manage complex projects, and serve as a trusted thought partner to senior leadership and colleagues. The position will report to the Director of Education Marketplace & Insights and work closely with organizational leadership, public affairs, government affairs, communications, policy, and external partners.
The position will also have a dual role at Homeroom Research, LLC, a polling and research firm, wholly owned by yes. every kid.
How You Will Contribute
Research Strategy & Execution
Communications & External Engagement
Project & Partner Management
What You Will Bring
Standout Candidates Will Bring
What Success Looks Like
The Deputy Director is a trusted research partner to the Director and colleagues across YES, independently leading projects from initial question to actionable findings.
Success means delivering rigorous research on time, uncovering insights beyond the toplines, and helping colleagues apply findings to policy, communications, advocacy, and organizational strategy. This person strengthens YES’s research capabilities and partnerships, ensuring that major strategic decisions, messaging, and policy positions are grounded in credible real-world data and tested public opinion.
