Scientific Program Initiative
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Job Title: Scientific Program Analyst
Location: Durham NC (On-site)
Job Type: Full-Time (30 40 hours/week)
Education Required: Masters Degree in Neuroscience or a related field
Duration: Long-term contract
Job Summary:
We are seeking a highly motivated Scientific Program Analyst to support the implementation and evaluation of complex research initiatives focused on neuroscience and data science. This role involves program development portfolio analysis science writing coordination of workshops and strategic planning support for collaborative extramural research programs. The ideal candidate will bring deep domain knowledge excellent communication skills and experience in federal research or grant-funded program environments.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist with the planning implementation coordination and evaluation of neuroscience and data science programs.
- Analyze extramural portfolios and conduct literature reviews to inform strategic direction and identify research gaps.
- Collaborate on the development and dissemination of internal and external communications (reports presentations newsletters website content).
- Support and coordinate scientific workshops and multidisciplinary team meetings; prepare detailed summaries and briefing materials.
- Identify high-priority research areas and provide actionable recommendations to leadership.
- Evaluate program activities and provide continuous improvement recommendations.
- Assist in writing and reviewing funding concepts and initiatives.
- Prepare strategic reports including updates on program activities outcomes and milestones.
- Review grant applications and interact with potential grantees to offer scientific insights and guidance.
Qualifications:
- Masters degree or higher in Neuroscience Data Science or related discipline.
- Strong background in scientific research or program management in a federal or academic setting.
- Demonstrated ability to write clearly and effectively for a variety of audiences.
- Familiarity with NIH grants other federal funding mechanisms and extramural research portfolios is highly desirable.
- Excellent analytical skills both qualitative and quantitative.
- Experience planning and supporting scientific workshops or technical meetings.
- Strong interpersonal communication and presentation skills.
- Self-motivated with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities independently.
Technical Skills:
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word Excel PowerPoint).
- Ability to conduct data analysis and portfolio evaluation using research and program metrics.
- Comfortable engaging with researchers stakeholders and leadership on technical topics.
Deliverables:
- Briefing materials presentations and documentation Quarterly
- Review/commentary on neuroscience research award progress Monthly
- Reports on scientific workshop planning and outcomes Monthly
- Portfolio analysis updates Quarterly
- Meeting summaries and tracking of neuroscience team action items Bi-weekly
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Employment Type
Full-time
