Apply for the Vacancy for Subaward Associate at Johns Hopkins University. The category of the position is Sponsored Programs, Grants, and Contracts.

Duties

The Subawards Associate will manage Subaward activities for assigned departments and areas within the Johns Hopkins University Research Administration (JHURA). Additionally, as requested, provide support to faculty and staff during the proposal preparation stage for Subaward determinations, or any related question that may arise from interacting in regards to Subaward administration. Review incoming Subaward action requests for completeness and compliance.

Furthermore, write and negotiate favorable Subaward terms and conditions with various domestic and foreign sponsors. Likewise, the capability to draft replacement language when applied to the project. Similarly, develop, negotiate and maintain Subawards under prime awards for all sponsor types, ensuring the proper flow-down of terms and conditions while adhering to School and University policies.

Qualifications

For the Vacancy for Subaward Associate at Johns Hopkins University

• The incumbent should have a Bachelor’s degree.
• Additionally, three years’ relevant experience.
• Also, he/she requires a detail-oriented person that is well-organized and able to handle multiple projects simultaneously while operating under metrics for completion.
• Furthermore, he/she must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must be able to handle ambiguity and exercise judgment.
• Likewise, the incumbent must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
• In addition to that, his/her work experience should demonstrate the ability to conceptualize how to find solutions and reach consensus and to complete complex tasks efficiently.

Preferred

• Some familiarity with the legal principles of negotiation preferred.
• Also, intellectual property management and technology transfer preferred.
• Likewise, experience with SAP and Coeus software a plus.

Johns Hopkins University is a private research university in Baltimore, Maryland. Additionally, founded in 1876, the university was named for its first benefactor, the American entrepreneur, abolitionist, and philanthropist Johns Hopkins.

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