Sobre este puesto de Post Award Administrator en University of Chicago
Department
BSD ADM - Post Award - Team B
About the Department
Job Summary
The Post-Award Administrator provides professional support for post-award activities relating to grant and contract proposals and funding within a department or unit. Pre-award activities include research, preparing applications, and editing proposals. Post-award activities include compliance monitoring, payment processing, and salary allocations. Performs work with moderate guidance and utilizes knowledge of University and business drivers. The Post-Award Administrator provides financial management in an intensive customer service environment for the Department of Pathology.
Responsibilities
- Serves as a primary account administrator for faculty. Portfolio may include sponsored awards, gifts, internal funding.
- Allocates, authorizes, monitors, and controls expenses.
- Maintains, oversees, reconciles, and corrects errors in accounts.
- Works with other administrators on the procurement process including purchasing, internal requisitioning, and personal and travel reimbursements.
- Works with central office to manage financial and non-financial aspects of post-award grants management.
- Advises and assists in most relations and communications with funding agencies, subcontractors, and others.
- Proposes solutions to discovered problems and fixes according to proper policy and procedure.
- Compares actual spending to original budget and identifies any variances with particular attention being paid to faculty salary.
- Develops a working knowledge of University policies and procedures as well as a working knowledge of policies and procedures of various funding agencies.
- Works closely with the department to effectively manage faculty accounts and ensure proper spending.
- Handles straightforward post-award activities including account creations, regulatory and compliance monitoring, salary allocations, effort reporting, grant projections, cost allocations, cost center charges, equipment inventory, invoice preparation, grant closing process, and account closing.
- Prepares summaries of grants and effort allocations for Principal Investigators, meets with them and responds to their questions. Coordinates with other departments/units/divisions regarding multi investigator grants. Serves as department contact for annual audits and agency site visits.
- Performs other related work as needed.
Minimum Qualifications
Education:
Minimum requirements include a college or university degree in related field.
Work Experience:
Certifications:
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Preferred Qualifications
Education:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in accounting, business administration, or science.
Experience:
- Administrative, accounting, or grant and contract administration experience.
- Budgets, ledgers, invoices, and fiscal reporting.
- One or more aspects of sponsored program administration in a research environment.
- Accounting systems.
Preferred Competencies
- Strong analytical and organizational skills.
- Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.
- Work closely with senior University officials.
- Independently complete projects on time and accurately with minimal supervision.
Working Conditions
- Work non-traditional hours.
Application Documents
- Resume (required)
- Cover Letter (required)
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Pay Rate Type
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Pay Range
The included pay rate or range represents the University’s good faith estimate of the possible compensation offer for this role at the time of posting.
Benefits Eligible
The University of Chicago offers a wide range of benefits programs and resources for eligible employees, including health, retirement, and paid time off. Information about the benefit offerings can be found in the Benefits Guidebook.
Posting Statement
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