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Auburn University
Contracts & Grants Specialist III
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What they do
A Contracts Analyst reviews business contracts for a company or organization. Reviews proposed contract terms and conditions, communicates with management about contract obligations, and communicates and negotiates with clients. Prepares contract cost estimates and reviews proposals for contract changes. Confirms that contract terms have been met before a contract is closed out.
$73,257 / year median in Alabama
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Job Description Overview The Harrison College of Pharmacy at Auburn University is seeking a Contracts & Grants Specialist III . This role provides comprehensive oversight of all financial activities related to extramural programs supporting research, instruction, and outreach at Auburn University. Responsibilities Key responsibilities include the following: Coordinates and provides guidance to faculty and staff in the identification, development, review, and submission of extramural proposals and sponsored program activities, ensuring compliance with sponsor, federal, state, and University requirements. Provides administrative oversight throughout the award lifecycle by monitoring award requirements, coordinating modifications and change requests, facilitating reporting activities, supporting project closeout, and ensuring timely fulfillment of sponsor obligations. Interprets and applies sponsor, federal, state, and University policies and regulations governing sponsored activities while providing guidance on compliance matters and coordinating with appropriate institutional offices. Reviews and coordinates sponsored program agreements, amendments, subcontracts, invoices, and related transactions to ensure compliance with contractual, financial, and institutional requirements. Serve as a primary resource and liaison for faculty, staff, sponsors, and administrative units by providing consultation, problem resolution, and customer-focused support related to sponsored programs administration. Develop and deliver training; assist with the development and maintenance of policies, procedures, guidance documents, and resources; monitor changes in the regulatory environment; and support continuous improvement initiatives that strengthen compliance, service delivery, and research administration operations. Qualifications Bachelor's degree- no specific degree and 4 years of experience in the administration of contracts and grants Substitutions Allowed for