Remote: Research Grants & Programs Manager

Kings College London; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Kings College London is seeking a Research Support Manager to oversee post-award research grants, budgeting and financial performance across faculties in London. The role requires graduate qualification, expert grant process knowledge, and strong IT skills including PowerBI, Excel and databases.

You will gather data from multiple sources to support decision making and work with multidisciplinary teams. This internal-only appointment supports the university's research operations, requiring

Qualifications

• Graduate qualification or equivalent.
• Expert understanding of post award management of Research grants and experience of managing budgets and monitoring and acting on financial performance.
• Expert understanding of the Research Grants Application process including highly complex grant applications and the Research Excellence Framework (REF).
• Proven IT proficiency in using spreadsheets, databases and designing PowerBI dashboards to analyse and present information.
• Ability to collect and synthesise complex data from a variety of sources to develop new insights and perspectives, sometimes on short timescales.
• Confident working in multidisciplinary teams, and building strong working relationships to drive effective outcome.
• Working knowledge of WorkTribe, Business World and People XD.

Skills

Graduate qualification

Post award management

Budget management

REF knowledge

Data synthesis

Multidisciplinary collaboration

PowerBI dashboards

Education

Graduate qualification or equivalent

Tools

PowerBI

Excel

Databases

Job description

Kings College London is seeking a Research Support Manager to oversee post-award research grants, budgeting and financial performance across faculties in London. The role requires graduate qualification, expert grant process knowledge, and strong IT skills including PowerBI, Excel and databases.

You will gather data from multiple sources to support decision making and work with multidisciplinary teams. This internal-only appointment supports the university's research operations, requiring