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center facilities. Close and cooperative coordination with the Associate Director for Environment and Associate Director for Project Management is essential for success. The Associate Director will be
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sites. Off-center sites include locations in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina as components of a multi-state project. This position is also responsible for organization and upkeep of facilities
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conducts independent and collaborative research activities focused on advancing scientific knowledge and improving clinical outcomes. The successful candidate will contribute to the design, implementation
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, preparing detailed analytical reports, monitoring project resources, and ensuring work adheres to established engineering standards. This position exercises independent judgement in troubleshooting, reviewing
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maintained as required. • Initiate and manage new projects from inception to completion, exercising discretion and best judgment, and then maintaining these initiatives. These projects range from moderately
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industry collaborators, and academic students operating in collaborative on-site and distributed environments. Multiple project teams may operate concurrently, often within short execution timelines (< 6
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, execute, and evaluate a variety of communications initiatives, projects, and platforms on behalf of the center that strategically align with the broader goals of the University. The manager will develop
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not limited to, expiring funds surveys, letters of guarantees, current and pending reports, monitoring project burn rates, monitoring end of project expenditures and overages, assisting with award
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computing environment, troubleshoot web and e-mail problems, assist with installation, configuration and maintenance of hardware and software, and design and edit web sites. Emergency Hire opportunities
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monitoring activities in support of FBRI’s sponsored program operations. Assist in award setup, compliance monitoring, reporting and closeout of sponsored research, outreach, and training projects which will