Jewish Jobs in Atlanta, GA | 6+ Shabbat-Friendly Positions

Why Work for Jewish Organizations in Atlanta?

Atlanta's Jewish community of 120,000 is the largest in the Southeast and one of the fastest-growing in America. The city offers lower cost of living than coastal cities while maintaining strong Jewish infrastructure, organizations, and opportunities for professional growth.

🏙️ Southern Hub

As the South's major Jewish center, Atlanta offers regional leadership opportunities and the chance to impact Jewish life across multiple states through organizations with southeastern reach.

✡️ Values-Aligned Work

Work for organizations that share your values and understand Jewish observance. Many positions accommodate Shabbat, Jewish holidays, and offer kosher workplace environments.

🤝 Community Impact

Make a direct impact on Atlanta's Jewish community. See the results of your work firsthand and build lasting relationships with colleagues and community members.

💼 Career Growth

Jewish organizations in Atlanta offer competitive salaries, benefits, and professional development opportunities in fields like development, education, operations, and more.

Types of Jewish Jobs in Atlanta

Jewish organizations in Atlanta hire across multiple departments and roles:

Development & Fundraising: Major gifts officers, annual fund managers, grant writers, campaign coordinators
Education & Programming: Jewish educators, program directors, youth engagement coordinators, camp staff
Operations & Administration: Executive directors, office managers, finance staff, HR professionals
Marketing & Communications: Social media managers, content creators, graphic designers, PR specialists
Community Services: Social workers, case managers, family service coordinators, senior care staff
Religious Services: Rabbis, cantors, Hebrew teachers, religious school educators

Top Jewish Employers in Atlanta

Major Jewish organizations hiring in Atlanta include:

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
ADL Southeast Region (headquartered in Atlanta)
Emory University Hillel
Georgia Tech Hillel
The Weber School and other Jewish day schools
Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta
Jewish Family & Career Services
William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum
Major Atlanta synagogues and temples
Regional Jewish organizations

Living & Working in Atlanta

Atlanta offers affordable living, warm weather year-round, strong Jewish neighborhoods (Toco Hills, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody), excellent Jewish schools, diverse kosher options, and a welcoming Southern Jewish community. The city's growth means expanding opportunities in Jewish communal work.

Benefits of Working at Jewish Organizations

Shabbat-observant schedules (no Friday night/Saturday work)
Accommodation for Jewish holidays (Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Passover, etc.)
Kosher food options or allowances
Competitive salaries with comprehensive benefits
Professional development and training opportunities
Meaningful, mission-driven work
Supportive Jewish professional community
Work-life balance and family-friendly policies

How to Apply for Jewish Jobs in Atlanta

Browse the current openings below to find positions that match your skills and interests. Each listing includes full job descriptions, requirements, and direct application links. All positions are at organizations that understand and accommodate Jewish observance.

Application tips: Highlight your connection to the Jewish community, any relevant volunteer experience with Jewish organizations, and your understanding of the organization's mission. Many Jewish employers value candidates who can articulate how their personal values align with the organization's work.

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