AI & Secure Networked Sensing Training Program Coordinator

The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc.; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefit-eligible

Job summary

University of Missouri - Kansas City is seeking a Program Coordinator (Sr. Research Assistant) for an NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) project.

The role focuses on coordinating trainee activities, managing communications, and organizing seminars and workshops within a 12-month, benefit-eligible academic appointment. The position requires a Master or equivalent degree and involves collaboration with the Energy, Matters and Systems department to support budgeting, reporting, and future funding

Qualifications

• Must have a Master or equivalent degree.

Responsibilities

• Manage and coordinate the NSF NRT project activities including trainee recruitment and tracking progress.
• Ensure active participation of trainees and faculty in program activities.
• Organize annual summer workshop and regular seminars.
• Oversee trainee research efforts developed via NRT activities.
• Manage program communications (flyers/posters/websites) and partnerships.
• Lead monthly/bi-weekly collaboration meetings and follow-ups.
• Coordinate future funding opportunities and degree program updates.
• Organize advisory board meetings and liaison communications.
• Support the Program Director in budgeting, reporting finances and expenditures.
• Collaborate with the PD on costs and ensure logistics are in place.

Education

Master or equivalent degree

Job description

University of Missouri - Kansas City is seeking a Program Coordinator (Sr. Research Assistant) for an NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) project.

The role focuses on coordinating trainee activities, managing communications, and organizing seminars and workshops within a 12-month, benefit-eligible academic appointment. The position requires a Master or equivalent degree and involves collaboration with the Energy, Matters and Systems department to support budgeting, reporting, and future funding