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The Grants and Financial Specialist independently manages all matters pertaining to grants administration, both financial and administrative, and has financial oversight and administrative responsibility for the sponsored projects. Responsibilities include pre- and post-award management, subcontract administration, and financial analysis. Workload includes hard deadlines and occasional work outside of normal business hours to comply with deadlines.

Leads the logistics team to manage a complex facilities management logistics operations, including material procurement, distribution, inventory controls, and more. Oversees staff, fleet vehicle maintenance, and drives improvement in logistics functions. Requires Bachelor's degree, 5-7 years of experience in purchasing and inventory control, and 3 years of staff management experience.

Lead Data Analyst role at Brown University's Population Studies and Training Center (PSTC) focusing on analyzing data on health and mobility outcomes of disaster-affected populations. Responsibilities include data management, statistical analysis, grant proposals, manuscript production, and presentations at conferences.

The Department of Neuroscience is seeking a Grants and Financial Coordinator or Grants and Financial Specialist responsible for high-level administrative pre- and post-award and financial services. Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing grant proposals, managing grant budgets, reconciling accounts, and communicating financial policies to Principal Investigators.

The Humanities Librarian at Brown University Library is a subject specialist who provides research support, instruction, and collection development activities for academic departments in humanities disciplines. This position involves communication with faculty and students, collection development decisions, library instruction, reference assistance, and collaboration with colleagues and other institutions.

The Grant & Contract Administrator at Brown University is responsible for reviewing and approving proposals, negotiating contracts, and ensuring compliance with research policies. They also manage ongoing sponsored projects and subawards.

The ARISE Project Coordinator at Brown University supports the harmonization of hiring standards among multiple universities for the ARISE Alliance. Responsibilities include managing data collection, developing reports, overseeing communications, maintaining the ARISE website, and coordinating scholar recruiting activities.

The Communications Coordinator at Brown University's Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship is responsible for creating internal and external communications content, managing website content, and developing marketing materials. The role focuses on enhancing the Center's presence through various communication channels. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in communications or a related field, 1-3 years of professional experience, and proficiency in various software tools and social media platforms.

Responsible for serving as a core team member of the Brown Evidence-based Practice Center, participating in ongoing EPC projects, collaborating with staff and stakeholders, engaging in methodological projects, and disseminating findings via manuscripts and presentations.

The Compliance Analyst I at Brown University is responsible for managing export control and research security programs, supporting Conflict of Interest and Research Security programs, and assisting with assessments of international activities related to research and teaching. The role involves preparing export control licenses, conducting screenings, and advising on policies and procedures. The analyst also supports the Conflict of Interest program by assisting with COI reporting, reviewing potential conflicts of interest cases, and administering compliance training to stakeholders.

Assist the athletic department in creating creative content, with a focus on social media content. Responsibilities include filming, editing videos, designing graphics, and photographing games and events. Must adhere to NCAA rules and regulations.

Manage, maintain, and support the School of Engineering's computing infrastructure, including software installation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and capacity planning. Evaluate vendor-supplied software and provide assistance to technical staff. Resolve complex technical issues and serve as a project manager when required. Ensure security, auditing, and recovery functions are operating effectively.

As the mascot, Bruno serves as the primary ambassador for Brown University Athletics at sporting events and functions around campus and the community. Bruno performs various duties from fan engagement initiatives at games, appearances at charitable functions, and spreading excitement at all activities attended. Previous mascot or acting experience is preferred but not required. Candidates should be energetic, love to interact and engage with others, and possess a willingness to support a diverse and inclusive campus.

The Women's Lacrosse Operations Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and organizing the day-to-day operations of the Brown Women's Lacrosse program, in compliance with NCAA rules and regulations. The role involves assisting the Head Coach in various aspects of program operations and promotion.

The Grants and Financial Coordinator provides administrative pre/post-award and financial services to the Department Manager, Chair, Graduate Students, Postdocs, Research Track Faculty, and Tenure Track Faculty who are Principal Investigators (PIs). Responsibilities include coordination of pre-award and post-award activities, financial support using Workday Financials, grant management, and providing advice on sponsored research management. Requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education/experience with strong organizational, administrative, and time management skills.

The Football Game Day Filmer at Brown University Athletics and Recreation will film varsity football games using camera equipment for coaching and evaluation purposes. The position requires a general understanding of football, operation of cameras, and adherence to NCAA rules and regulations. Strong communication skills and professionalism are essential for interacting with teams, coaches, and support staff. This is a part-time, seasonal position located onsite in Providence, Rhode Island.

The Senior Biostatistician will lead and support various research projects and clinical trials, providing study design, programming, analysis, and reporting assistance. Must have strong skills in SAS, R, SQL, and data management.

The E-Resources Discovery and Access Librarian at Brown University Library is responsible for managing and enhancing e-resources metadata, providing leadership for online access to e-resources, and supervising staff in data management. The position requires a minimum of 2 years of experience in electronic resource access and discovery practices.

The Research Development Manager at Brown University is responsible for supporting faculty in the physical sciences and School of Engineering with their research goals. This includes managing relationships with faculty, assisting in proposal development, overseeing funding opportunities, and organizing educational workshops. The role also involves working closely with the Office of Research Strategy and Development to enhance research capacity and secure federal funding for research endeavors.

The Research Compliance Analyst at Brown University is responsible for facilitating annual and ad hoc faculty conflict of interest reporting, managing conflict of interest cases, supporting the Conflict of Interest Review Board, and providing advice on conflict of interest regulations and policies. This role also involves assisting with research integrity programs and providing support for research misconduct proceedings.