Strategic Research & Partnerships Architect

Texas A&M University System; College Station (TX); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Texas A&M University System is seeking a Senior Advisor, Research Strategy & Partnerships for its College Station campus. The role focuses on strategic funding, partnerships, and translational research development to advance center initiatives and industry collaborations.

The position emphasizes proposal planning, stakeholder engagement, and long-term sustainability across public, private, and philanthropic funding sources. Collaboration with faculty and external partners is essential.

Qualifications

• Masters degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Six years of related experience in research development or partnerships.
• Advanced degree in engineering, science, business, public policy, or related field.

Responsabilités

• Strategic Funding and Proposal Development: identifies and prioritizes funding opportunities and leads proposal planning.
• Strategic Partnerships and Fundraising: develops diversified funding sources and builds industry relationships.
• Commercialization and Innovation Development: coordinates tech transfer, licensing, and startup opportunities.
• Faculty and Research Team Support: provides guidance and templates for major funding opportunities.
• Center Strategy, Outreach, and Performance Management: maintains dashboards and reports progress.

Formation

Master's degree or equivalent

Six years of related experience

Outils

Biomanufacturing

Technology transfer

Description du poste

Texas A&M University System is seeking a Senior Advisor, Research Strategy & Partnerships for its College Station campus. The role focuses on strategic funding, partnerships, and translational research development to advance center initiatives and industry collaborations.

The position emphasizes proposal planning, stakeholder engagement, and long-term sustainability across public, private, and philanthropic funding sources. Collaboration with faculty and external partners is essential.