Grants Administrator

Jobs2Web; New York (NY); On-site; USD 64,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

Cornell University seeks a grants and financial administrator to coordinate and assist with the department's financial, administrative and grant activities.

Under guidance, coordinates and assists with the overall financial, administrative and grant activities of the department, including budgeting, reporting and ensuring compliance with NIH and industry sponsors. The role supports pre- and post-award work and requires strong MS Office skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in related field required.
• Approximately 2 years of experience in nonprofit financial activity.
• Full knowledge of federal and non-federal research regulations and policies.

Responsibilities

• Oversees and coordinates grants management and financial management in support of research staff in the department. Serves as the point-of-contact and resource to staff for all research grant activities for pre- and post-award.
• Oversees and coordinates post-award activities. Provides on-going financial oversight of grants and contracts including but not limited to: tracking of funds, evaluating expenditures, forecasting, preparation and submission of progress and final reports.
• Responsible for grants and contracts processing. Oversees accurate completion and timely routing of internal paperwork and disclosures. Negotiates with sponsor as needed for contract execution.Maintains database and records to track activities.
• Oversees and coordinates pre-award activities. Ensures timely submission of federal, foundation, and industry-sponsored grant applications and contracts.Oversees the organization and preparation of all components of grant applications.
• Maintains, tracks and updates effort tracking to ensure compliance with time and effort policies.
• Works with investigators to manage budgeting process for grants and contracts and assists in general budget development and implementation.
• Manages purchasing, payments of services and reimbursements of expenses. Monitors expenses for correct allocation to funds.
• Assists with the preparation of standard and ad-hoc financial reports as needed.Provides analysis and reasons for variance as needed. Forecasts expenditures and makes recommendation for corrective action if deficits are projected.
• Ensures compliance with institutional policies regarding systems access and training required for access for human subjects research.
• May assist with program specific promotional or outreach activities.

Skills

Grants management

Budgeting

Financial analysis

Communication skills

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's Degree in related field

Tools

MS Office Suite

Database applications

Job description

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Org Unit: Hematology and Medical Oncology

Work Days: Monday-Friday

Weekly Hours:35.00

Exemption Status:Exempt

Salary Range:$63,911.00-$91,068.00

*As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices

Position Summary

Under guidance, coordinates and assists with the overall financial, administrative and grant activities of the department.

Job Responsibilities

• Oversees and coordinates grants management and financial management in support of research staff in the department. Serves as the point-of-contact and resource to staff for all research grant activities for pre- and post-award.
• Oversees and coordinates post-award activities. Provides on-going financial oversight of grants and contracts including but not limited to: tracking of funds, evaluating expenditures, forecasting, preparation and submission of progress and final reports.
• Responsible for grants and contracts processing. Oversees accurate completion and timely routing of internal paperwork and disclosures. Negotiates with sponsor as needed for contract execution.Maintains database and records to track activities.
• Oversees and coordinates pre-award activities. Ensures timely submission of federal, foundation, and industry-sponsored grant applications and contracts.Oversees the organization and preparation of all components of grant applications.
• Maintains, tracks and updates effort tracking to ensure compliance with time and effort policies.
• Works with investigators to manage budgeting process for grants and contracts and assists in general budget development and implementation.
• Manages purchasing, payments of services and reimbursements of expenses. Monitors expenses for correct allocation to funds.
• Assists with the preparation of standard and ad-hoc financial reports as needed.Provides analysis and reasons for variance as needed. Forecasts expenditures and makes recommendation for corrective action if deficits are projected.
• Ensures compliance with institutional policies regarding systems access and training required for access for human subjects research.
• May assist with program specific promotional or outreach activities.

Education

• Bachelor's Degree in related field

Experience

Approximately 2 years of experience with non-profit financial activity.

Full knowledge of federal and non-federal research regulations and policies.

Experience in grants managment, including pre- and post-award management, financial analysis, budgeting and eperience with NIH and industry sponsors.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Effective oral and written communication skills.
• Demonstrated organizational skills and ability to pay close attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple large-scale projects and meet deadlines.
• Demonstrated proficiency with MS Office Suite and database applications.

Licenses and Certifications

Working Conditions/Physical Demands

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