Grant Officer
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Job Location:
Huntington, WV - USA
Monthly Salary:
$ 55000 - 75000
Posted on:
Yesterday
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Job Description
Position Type: Fulltime Exempt Location: Hybrid/Remote Position Overview The PreAward Grants Officer provides comprehensive research administration support across the full preaward lifecycle including interpreting sponsor guidelines developing compliant budgets preparing administrative components and submitting proposals through sponsor and institutional systems. The role requires strong analytical skills clear communication and the ability to successfully manage multiple deadlines. Key Responsibilities Review and interpret Sponsor solicitations and funding regulations. Support budget development and ensure proposal compliance with federal state sponsor and institutional policies. Work directly with faculty and research staff to ensure all administrative budgetary and compliancerelated components of proposals meet federal state sponsor and institutional policies and standards. Provide administrative support to university faculty staff and departmental administrators in the preparation and submission of federal state and privately funded grant and contract proposals ensuring highquality competitive applications are submitted on time. Interpret FOAs/NOFOs and advise investigators on requirements and timelines. Interpret regulations for faculty and staff including but not limited to Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200) FAR NIH Grants Policy Statement NSF PAPPG . Prepare and submit proposals in systems such as Cayuse eRA Commons and JustGrants etc. Maintain accurate Cayuse proposal records and internal routing. Communicate with Sponsor and support transition from preaward to award setup including subaward preparation. Provide guidance on IRB IACUC COI export control and subrecipient determinations. Support faculty and staff with proposal preparation and deliver training on grants processes and systems. Facilitate meetings seminars and workshops on the grant process.
Position Type: Fulltime Exempt Location: Hybrid/Remote Position Overview The PreAward Grants Officer provides comprehensive research administration support across the full preaward lifecycle including interpreting sponsor guidelines developing compliant budgets preparing administrative components and submitting proposals through sponsor and institutional systems. The role requires strong analytical skills clear communication and the ability to successfully manage multiple deadlines. Key Responsibilities Review and interpret Sponsor solicitations and funding regulations. Support budget development and ensure proposal compliance with federal state sponsor and institutional policies. Work directly with faculty and research staff to ensure all administrative budgetary and compliancerelated components of proposals meet federal state sponsor and institutional policies and standards. Provide administrative support to university faculty staff and departmental administrators in the preparation and submission of federal state and privately funded grant and contract proposals ensuring highquality competitive applications are submitted on time. Interpret FOAs/NOFOs and advise investigators on requirements and timelines. Interpret regulations for faculty and staff including but not limited to Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200) FAR NIH Grants Policy Statement NSF PAPPG . Prepare and submit proposals in systems such as Cayuse eRA Commons and JustGrants etc. Maintain accurate Cayuse proposal records and internal routing. Communicate with Sponsor and support transition from preaward to award setup including subaward preparation. Provide guidance on IRB IACUC COI export control and subrecipient determinations. Support faculty and staff with proposal preparation and deliver training on grants processes and systems. Facilitate meetings seminars and workshops on the grant process.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Key Skills
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- Federal Agencies
- Customer Service
- Clearance
- Facility
- Suspicious Activity
- Property Damage
- Public Safety
- Daily Operations
- Professional Development
- Access Control
- Communication
- General Public
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Marshall University is a public research institution in Huntington, West Virginia. With more than 150 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs to choose from, you’ll find your future at Marshall.
