Learntastic

Bids-Project Coordinator

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level

About LearnTastic

LearnTastic is a fast-growing online education platform providing accredited continuing-education and compliance courses for professionals across industries—from healthcare and construction to HR and education. With more than 1,000 courses and over a million learners served, LearnTastic is redefining accessible, self-paced learning. Our mission is to make professional development simple, engaging, and impactful—anytime, anywhere.

As part of our dynamic team, you’ll help shape the learning experiences that empower individuals and organizations nationwide. At LearnTastic, great design isn’t just about usability—it’s about transforming how people learn and grow.


Job Description:

We are seeking a highly professional and articulate External Relations & Partnerships Coordinator to serve as the face of our department in all interactions with governmental bidding agencies and vendor partners. This individual will act as a strategic bridge between external stakeholders and internal teams, ensuring smooth communication, accurate information transfer, and relationship alignment. The ideal candidate understands both the broader business context and specific deal-level details and thrives in a role where precision, poise, and relationship-building are essential.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Represent the Bids, Compliance, and Vendor Management department in meetings, calls, and written correspondence with government bidding agencies and vendor partners.
  • Develop and maintain professional relationships with key external stakeholders to foster trust and ensure ongoing alignment.
  • Act as a liaison between external agencies and internal departments (sales, legal, finance, product, etc.), ensuring timely and accurate exchange of information.
  • Understand and communicate the details of current and upcoming bids, contracts, vendor relationships, and compliance requirements.
  • Coordinate responses to RFPs, RFIs, and other government solicitations in collaboration with the internal team.
  • Track and report on interactions, opportunities, and challenges in a structured and timely manner.
  • Assist in contract negotiations by providing context, relaying key terms, and ensuring departmental alignment.
  • Maintain an up-to-date understanding of relevant regulations, procurement procedures, and agency/vendor preferences.
  • Support the Director in preparing presentations, briefing documents, and reports related to external engagements.

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Public Policy, Communications, or related field (Master’s degree preferred).
  • 3+ years of experience in vendor management, government contracting, public relations, or external partnerships.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills – both written and verbal.
  • Ability to quickly grasp complex business and deal concepts and relay them clearly to various stakeholders.
  • Highly organized with exceptional attention to detail and follow-through.
  • Experience working with government agencies and knowledge of procurement/bid processes is a strong plus.
  • Professional demeanor, discretion, and the ability to work under pressure and with diverse teams.
Benefits:
  • 20 days of annual leave
  • Learning and development opportunities
  • National holidays of your country of residence observed.
  • This is a fully remote/telecommute position


 
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