FAQs
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is November 11, 2024, at 11:59 PM ET.
What qualifications are required for the Manager of Operations position?
An undergraduate degree is required, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. A Project Management Certificate is an asset, and a graduate degree (Master’s or PhD) is also an asset.
How many years of experience are needed for this role?
A minimum of five years of related senior-level administrative support experience is required, preferably in an academic and/or research environment.
What skills are necessary for the position?
Excellent communication skills (written and oral), project management skills, and analytical and problem-solving skills are required, along with advanced computer skills in Microsoft Office, Internet, Acrobat, and scheduling software.
What is the main responsibility of the Manager of Operations?
The Manager of Operations is responsible for managing operational administration and financial functions of the OVPRI, providing project management support, and ensuring senior leadership is well-informed for governance-related cycles and requirements.
Is this position full-time?
Yes, this is a full-time position.
What is the pay scale for this position?
The pay scale group is PM 3, with a hiring zone salary range of $91,937 - $107,259 and a broadband salary range of $91,937 - $153,227.
Does the position require experience in financial management?
Yes, strong financial management skills and proficiency with generally accepted accounting practices and principles are essential for this role.
Will the Manager of Operations have a team to oversee?
Yes, the Manager will lead and build a team of administrative staff to support departmental objectives and will have full managerial authority related to human resource management.
What kind of environment is the University of Toronto Scarborough committed to?
The University of Toronto Scarborough is committed to inclusive excellence and promoting diversity among its community members.