Knowledge of university policies and procedures, organization practices and protocols• Computer Literacy: Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe, Excel• Excellent organization, verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, ability to exercise personal judgement, and a willingness to exercise initiative are required• Exceptional customer service and inter-personal skills• Effective time management skills/ability to meet deadlines• Proven ability to manage confidential information• Clear speech for effective communication needs• Knowledge in applicable compliance requirements related to use of human or animal subjects in research, financial conflict of interest, biosafety, etc. is a plus• Accounting and budgeting skills in managing complex financial accounts and funds, as well as knowledge of generally accepted accounting, fiscal, and reporting principles• Resourcefulness, flexibility, ability to problem solve and work independently or as a team member• Ability and initiative to work with minimal or no supervision and in a professional manner. Prepares for signature, processes, and centrally tracks amendments, modifications,extensions, and terminations of grants, contracts and sub-awards• Determines allocability and allowability of charges; prepares and analyzes financial reports,monitors burn rate, develops financial projections; adjusts and corrects project budgets to meet project goals and federal requirements, provides guidance and oversight to effort management of specified project portfolio• Monitor and investigate transactions and expenditures; communicate and coordinate withthe research community to solve problems/discrepancies related to budget management, procurement, salary administration, billing and collections, financial reporting, cost-transfers, effort reporting, invoicing, cost sharing, over-expenditures and other post-award research administration issues.