Data And Compliance Coordinator
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Job description
The Data and Compliance Manager owns LACC’s program data infrastructure, grant
reporting, and compliance operations. This is an individual contributor role that sits at the
intersection of data quality, funder accountability, and regulatory compliance. The person in
this seat manages all internal and external program data reporting, ensures grant
deliverables are tracked and met across multiple concurrent funding streams, maintains
LACC’s CRM systems, and supports program compliance with contract, government, and
grant requirements. LACC is currently transitioning from Casebook to Salesforce, and this
role will be a key partner in that implementation.
In This Role, You Will
- Own LACC’s program data infrastructure, including daily oversight of data entry quality across
the case management and intake teams, management of the internal CRM (currently
Casebook, transitioning to Salesforce), and weekly and monthly data reporting to senior
leadership and the CFO.
- Manage all grant reporting requirements across LACC’s active funding portfolio, including data
entry and validation in funder-required systems such as Apricot and CalJOBS, quarterly
progress reports, invoice support, and outcomes tracking for individual cohort participants tied
to specific grant deliverables such as CFCI PA02, PA24, CDBG, CalCRG, and the City of
Lancaster GLM.
- Track grant deliverables against scopes of work and reporting timelines, flag risks to the CFO
and grants team when benchmarks are at risk, and support grant prospecting and small one-
off grant writing as a secondary contributor to the grants function.
- Conduct quarterly internal program file audits, support external grant and program audits, and
ensure LACC’s documentation practices meet the administrative compliance requirements of
all active funding agreements, including staff credentialing, insurance, LiveScan, and other
contract-specific requirements.
- Review and implement data requirements from new funding agreements as they are awarded,
collect updated demographic and program data as funder requirements change, and serve as
the internal point person for all funder-required database platforms.
- Partner with the Salesforce implementation process, working with CRM representatives to
ensure the system reflects LACC’s program and reporting needs, troubleshoot issues, and
support the transition from Casebook as the organization migrates its data infrastructure.
Requirements
Do you have experience in Salesforce Cloud?, * 5 or more years of experience in program data management, grants compliance, or a closely
related role in a nonprofit or government-funded program environment.
- Demonstrated Salesforce experience required, including data entry, reporting, and system
management. Experience supporting a CRM implementation or migration is a strong plus.
- Familiarity with government grant reporting systems and requirements, including experience
with platforms such as Apricot, CalJOBS, Neighborly, or comparable funder databases.
- Strong data quality orientation with demonstrated ability to manage multiple concurrent
reporting deadlines accurately and without significant oversight.
- Comfort working across program, finance, and leadership teams to gather information, flag
compliance risks, and ensure reporting accuracy under tight timelines.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with California-specific government funding streams, including CFCI, CDBG,
WIOA-adjacent CBO grants, or comparable state and county contracts.
- Experience supporting grant writing or prospecting in a secondary capacity, including small
foundation grants and one-off donation requests.
- Familiarity with pre-apprenticeship program compliance requirements or workforce
development data reporting environments.
- Bilingual English/Spanish preferred but not required.
Benefits & conditions
Pulled from the full job description
- 401(k)
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
- Dental insurance
- Paid sick time
- Disability insurance, * Annual salary of $58,000-$68,000, based on experience. In accordance with California AB
1197, this salary range is posted in compliance with LACC’s commitment to pay transparency.
Placement within the range is determined by qualifications and experience.
- Paid sick leave in accordance with California SB 616 (40 hours annually, front-loaded).
- Paid holidays as designated in the organizational calendar.
- Participation in California State Disability Insurance (SDI) and other state-mandated programs.
Equal Opportunity and Compliance Notices
LACC is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a team that reflects
the communities we serve and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, LACC complies with the Fair Chance Act. Qualified applicants with criminal histories will be
considered for employment in accordance with applicable California law.
Pay: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour, * 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
About the company
About Lost Angels Career Center
Lost Angels Career Center (LACC) is a California nonprofit organization serving transitional
age youth in the Antelope Valley through hands-on vocational training, employment
pathways, and wraparound support. LACC’s programs are funded through a mix of
government grants, foundation awards, and community partnerships, each carrying its own
data, reporting, and compliance requirements. The Data and Compliance Manager is the
person who keeps all of that organized, accurate, and audit-ready.
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