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Tides Center is an exciting and dynamic work environment in which all staff are empowered to be leaders. We seek experienced professionals for our finance, human resources, and project services teams to provide expert service and support to nearly 200 projects nationwide.

Click here for current openings at Tides Center. You will be taken to the Jobs page of the Tides Network website.

Tides Center employees...

  • Actively promote change toward a just, healthy, and sustainable world.
  • Celebrate diversity and honor multiculturalism.
  • Base their actions on the values of integrity, compassion, excellence, and innovation.
  • Are committed to social justice and sustainable environmental practices.
  • Believe in the benefits of collaboration, not competition.

Great aspects of working at Tides Center include:

  • Standard 35-hour workweek
  • Excellent benefits, including: full health and dental; an employee assistance program; retirement plans; paid holidays, vacation and sick leave; parental leave; and a two month sabbatical after eight years of service
  • A variety of professional development opportunities
  • Casual work environment
  • Values-based organization with likeminded co-workers
  • Flexible work schedules (at manager’s discretion)
  • Free shuttle service to and from downtown BART and TransBay bus terminal
  • Secure indoor bicycle parking; shower and lockers in building
  • Free parking
  • Onsite organic café serving breakfast and lunch
  • YMCA gym with pool next door
  • Located in a 1,480 acre national park that stretches from the Pacific Ocean to the San Francisco Bay

Current job openings at Tides Center and other Tides Network organizations are listed on the Jobs page of the Tides Network website.

For job openings at Tides Center projects, check the individual projects’ websites as listed in the project directory.

ABOUT OUR OFFICES


An initiative of Tides Shared Spaces, the Thoreau Center for Sustainability is a multi-tenant nonprofit facility in the Presidio of San Francisco. It houses a vibrant community of primarily nonprofit organizations working for a healthy environment and a just society. The Thoreau Center was designed to incorporate sustainable green building principles as well as historic preservation.

For more information, see www.thoreau.org.