The Massachusetts Science & Engineering Fair seeks to hire a full-time, entry-level Student Engagement Manager, a new position for the organization. This person will link students across the Commonwealth with STEM resources. The ideal candiate will be a great communicator who enjoys working with students, connecting people, and is committed to equity in education.

Science from Scientists (SfS) is a nonprofit based in Bedford,specializing in STEM education, and currently serving over 5,000 students in Massachusetts, California, and Minnesota. SfS seeks volunteers to help assemble science kits for use in schools and homes.

The Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University seeks to hire a part-time STEM program facilitator, 18 hours per week, in-person. Apply online by September 30.

STEM program provider Edge on Science reminds us that the Perseid Meteor Shower will be visible this week, August 11-13, and provides guidance for observing it.

The TiE Young Entrepreneurship Academy is a rigorous, six-month, in-person extracurricular program (September-April) for Boston-area students in Grades 9-12 to foster skills in building a startup. Participants meet in Kendall Square in Cambridge every other Saturday, except for school breaks. The program uses a proven curriculum in entrepreneurship and business acceleration, taught by experts in the field, to help students tackle real-world problems. Along the way, it helps students identify and develop pathways to reach personal and professional goals while collaborating with like-minded peers and learning from startup founders and industry experts. The program includes a competition for up to $5,000 in seed funding and a chance to represent Boston at the TYE Global Competition (where the Boston team came in 2nd place this year). The cost is $1,750 and financial assistance may be available. Space is limited, and the application deadline is August 15. For more information, email Katie Quigley Mellor, Program Director, at katie@boston.tie.org.

The Massachusetts Association of Science Teachers (MAST) seeks proposals for presentations at its annual conference, November 5 at the Best Western Royal Plaza in Marlborough. The theme of the conference will be “Rekindle, Rethink, Recharge,” and presentations may be lectures, workshops, or share-a-thons. Applications will be accepted online until September 18.

Science Club for Girls in Cambridge offers free, experiential activities in STEM for K-8 girls — prioritizing those who are underrepresented in STEM by race and socioeconomic factors. SCFG is now hiring a Program Manager to join their team managing science clubs (Grades K-8) and Junior Mentors (Grades 8-12) as well as assisting in the weekly live science show, SCFGLive. Here’s the job description and how to apply.

“e” Inc. in Charlestown is seeking to immediately hire full-time Plant Science educators for K-12 programs at diverse urban sites in the greater Boston area. Educators will receive training and supervision in their learning and teaching of “e” Inc.’s project-based, hands-on plant-science curricula. Those who have experience teaching in schools or after-school programs and are confident in managing classroom behavior are encouraged to apply. Send cover letter about your teaching experience, resume, and three teaching references to drickystern@einc-action.org. Training starts June 28.