FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Grants Administrator?
The primary responsibility of the Grants Administrator is to manage a portfolio of sponsored and non-sponsored funds for a group of assigned Principal Investigators, ensuring compliance with sponsor and donor regulations as well as university policies.
Is prior experience required for this position?
Yes, a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience is required for this position.
What educational qualifications are needed to apply for the Grants Administrator role?
A Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) is required to apply for the Grants Administrator position.
Is a cover letter necessary for application?
Yes, a cover letter is required for consideration when applying for this position.
Who does the Grants Administrator report to?
The Grants Administrator reports to the Assistant Dean for Research Administration.
Will the Grants Administrator represent faculty in communications with external agencies?
Yes, the Grants Administrator will represent the assigned faculty in communications with university administrative offices and federal and private funding agencies for sponsored research.
What knowledge is essential for this role?
Extensive knowledge of Uniform Guidance and federal sponsor guidelines is essential for the Grants Administrator role.
Are there any special projects involved in this position?
Yes, the Grants Administrator will work on special projects as assigned in addition to managing proposals and financial accounts.
Is the College of Engineering an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, the College of Engineering is an equal opportunity employer and considers all qualified applicants without regard to various characteristics such as race, religion, sex, or disability.
Does the position require problem-solving skills?
Yes, the position requires independent judgment and strong problem-solving skills to ensure compliance and support faculty effectively.