Intersection

Grant Writer

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Job Summary

The Grant Writer is a key Intersection team member who will work collaboratively to advance the organization’s mission and goals. Reporting to the Artistic Director, the Grant Writer will develop and manage grant and sponsorship proposals with a detail-oriented approach and the ability to interpret funder guidelines and policies. Strong analytical skills including critical thinking, research and information analysis, communication, and problem-solving are necessary competencies for this position. This is a remote, hourly paid, contract position averaging 12 hours per month, with some months requiring substantially more time (particularly around significant grant application deadlines), and some months requiring less time.

Intersection is a flexible contemporary music ensemble dedicated to challenging the traditional concert experience, exploring music of the 20th and 21st centuries, supporting living composers, presenting programs for younger audiences, embracing collaboration, technology and the avant-garde, while expanding, respecting and embracing the musical and cultural diversity of Nashville.

Intersection was founded by conductor Kelly Corcoran in 2014 with the desire to bring a professional contemporary music ensemble to Nashville, and for Nashville’s music scene to more accurately reflect the diversity of music being created around the world today. The ensemble has challenged the traditional concert experience through performances in unexpected venues and by working with collaborative partners to incorporate dance, lighting, projection, spoken word and more into performances. 

 

 

Job Responsibilities

Develop and submit grant and sponsorship contract proposals on behalf of Intersection in compliance with funder guidelines and deadlines.

Maintain a grants calendar and manage deadlines for research, submissions, and reporting in a proactive manner.

Work in a collaborative manner with the Artistic Director, board members, and other key stakeholders throughout the application process to achieve a professional and compelling document for submission.

Manage award requirements such as the preparation of revised budgets, contract signatures, and working with staff to meet funder requirements for recognition and reporting

Develop and maintain relationships with funders, including timely responses to requests for reports, budget revisions, contracts, and other requirements 

Research prospective grant and sponsorship opportunities on the local and national level, and develop familiarity with Intersection programs as well as key funders, organizations, and trends in contemporary classical music

Prepare accurate grant budgets that comply with funder guidelines

Prepare financial reports for funders in collaboration with staff members and the board Treasurer

Maintain Intersection’s GivingMatters profile

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree preferred

A minimum of 3 years of grant writing experience required

Familiarity with the nonprofit arts sector preferred

Excellent written and verbal communication skills with meticulous attention to detail

Ability to manage multiple overlapping proposals and collaborate effectively with staff and other team members and stakeholders 

Experience developing and working with budgets and nonprofit financial reports

Ability to take initiative and work independently, multi-task, work well under pressure, and willingness to rapidly learn new skills as needed. 

Ability to function effectively in a fluid and flexible complex and fast-paced organizational environment with demanding high energy, discretion, patience, enthusiasm, and humor. 

Values the importance of equity as an organization operating principle and is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. 

Additional Information

Benefits

Competitive Compensation

Remote work eligible

How to Apply

Resume and Cover Letter are required.
Please submit materials and inquiries via email to intersection@intersectionmusic.org

Applicant review begins immediately. Position open until filled.

Details

  • Date Posted: February 2, 2026
  • Type: Contract / Temp
  • Job Function: Accounting / Financial Management
  • Service Area: Arts / Culture
  • Start Date: 04/01/2026
  • Salary Range: $35.00 - $50.00 per hour
  • Working Hours: Various