Career Design Advisor and Business, Financial Services and Consulting Professions Specialist
Listed on 2026-10-13
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Education / Teaching
Academic Advising & Student Services, Career & Life Skills Coaching
Department: Career Advising
Pay Rate Type: Salary
Job SummaryColby invites experienced, relational professionals to apply forthis reimagined full-time Career Design Advisor and Business,Financial Services and Consulting Professions Specialist rolehoused within Colby’s nationally-recognized Davis Connects Office.
Reporting to the Director of Career Design Advising, this professional will develop and lead Colby’s business, financial services and consulting professions advising system, educating
Colby students about and collaboratively supporting theirtrajectories in those fields from a developmental and experientialstandpoint. This leader will help students understand these fields,assess fit, build relevant skills and experiences, navigatecompetitive recruiting processes, and connect with alumni,employers, and opportunities. The Specialist will also have the opportunity to provide generalist, exploratory career development coaching to a designated portfolio of students and, pendinginterest and capacity, teach an associated January Plancourse.
The hiring range for this position is $60,000 - $70,000
Essential FunctionsTo be successful in this position, an individual should be able toperform the essential duties and bring the education, experience,knowledge, skills, and abilities that support the role. This listof duties is intended to be representative rather than exhaustive,and additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed.
Specialist Advising — Business, Financial Services and Consulting Professions (60%)- Serve as the primary Davis Connects advisor to students andalumni interested in business, financial services and consulting,helping them assess interests, understand career pathways, identify opportunities, and develop plans leading to post-graduatesuccess.
- Provide industry-specific guidance on internship and job searches, recruiting timelines, networking, resumes, cover letters,technical and behavioral interview preparation, case interviews,and other selection processes common to financial services and consulting.
- Design and deliver workshops, alumni conversations, employerprograms, industry forums, job treks, and other experiences that increase students’ exposure to the professions and prepare them for competitive recruiting processes.
- Cultivate strong relationships with faculty, coaches, staff,alumni, parents, employers, and other partners to expandmentorship, experiential learning, internship, and employment opportunities for students.
- Maintain current knowledge of labor-market trends, recruitingpractices, employer expectations, and emerging opportunities in business, financial services and consulting.
- Collect and use advising, program, and outcomes data to assess effectiveness, identify gaps, and inform continuous improvement.
- Collaborate with Davis Connects colleagues on communications and outreach that increase awareness of advising, programs, resources,and opportunities.
- Advise and support relevant student clubs and organizations and collaborate with student leaders to strengthen peer learning andaccess to career resources.
- Pending capacity and qualifications:
- teach a January Plan course to Colby students relevant to the Advisor’s subject matter expertise and pertinent in bridging thegap between theory and practice.
- Advise a designated portfolio of students on career and lifedesign, including exploration, self-assessment, experiential learning, opportunity searches, networking, application materials,interviewing, decision-making, and transition to post-graduate life.
- Contribute to a comprehensive advising model that supports students from exploration to action and provides consistent,high-quality advising across class years and professionalinterests.
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