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Arizona State University is seeking a Proposal Manager Senior for the ACNSI to support the growth of the university's defense and national security research portfolio, collaborating with researchers across ASU to develop and submit competitive proposals for critical technologies.
The role offers substantial autonomy to lead multimillion-dollar, multi-institution initiatives and to advance pre-award goals, working with faculty, finance, and administration to ensure timely, compliant submissions.
Research Development Specialist 3
Research Development
Full time
Takes a lead role in facilitating capacity-building activities, collaborating with central research administrations to develop and implement strategic initiatives that elevate the institution's overall competitiveness for extramural research funding.
Salary Range: $75,000 - $100,000 per year; DOE
Arizona State University's Advanced Capabilities for National Security Institute (ACNSI) seeks a Proposal Manager Senior to support the continued growth of the university's defense and national security research portfolio, particularly around critical and emerging technologies.
Under the direction of the ACNSI Associate Director of Strategic Collaboration, the Proposal Manager Senior will work directly with researchers from across ASU to develop and submit competitive proposals aimed at advancing the state of the art in critical technology areas.
The Proposal Manager Senior operates with a high degree of autonomy to lead large-scale (i.e., multimillion dollar, multi-institution) and strategic initiatives in advance of/in response to federal-/industry-/philanthropic-sponsored research funding opportunities.
Arizona State University is a leader in defense and national security research: Top 40 in Department of Defense research expenditures per the 2024 National Science Foundation HERD Survey; large-scale DARPA portfolios; home to a Department of Homeland Security Center of Excellence; and among the most DARPA Young Faculty Awards in the nation. The Advanced Capabilities for National Security Institute sits at the center of much of these efforts, serving as a core point of contact for science and technology engagements with defense and national security sponsors. Home to several research centers, ACNSI has a bifurcated mission: to drive transformational capabilities in core ASU strength areas such as cybersecurity and human/AI teaming, and to foster growth in capabilities across the university in other critical technology areas important to the Department of Defense/War.
Bachelor's degree in science, business or related field and seven (7) years' experience in research, information a