Scientific Grant Writer

Overview

The Scientific Grant Writer is responsible for drafting scientific research reports, assisting in manuscript preparation, and obtaining funding through grant applications. This role will play a key part in the Research Department by helping to share research findings and increase federal, state, foundation, and corporate grant support. Reports to departmental leadership.

• Research & Compose:
• Crafts compelling, science-backed grant proposals to secure funding for research projects.
• Researches and identifies funding opportunities by analyzing grants, aligning them with research goals, and ensuring eligibility to secure resources.
• Researches and writes articles relating to the research performed.
• Compiles and integrates data from multiple sources for comprehensive analysis, writing scientific manuscripts, presentations, and regulatory submissions.
• Writes reports to funders detailing how money was utilized.
• Departmental Support:
• Works with the Director to develop realistic project budgets for funding proposals.
• Stays updated with trends in grant writing and funding opportunities.
• Administrative Oversight:
• Contributes to strategy and planning meetings.
• Crafts effective progress reports that fully capture programmatic success with a focus on outcome measurement and impact stories.
• Keeps detailed records of all grant activities and maintain relationships with funders.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

• None

• A bachelor’s degree is required, preferably in a Science-related field. A bachelor’s degree in English/Literature will also be considered with demonstrated exposure to scientific competencies.
• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in grant writing.
• Preferred
  
  Education and Experience:
  
  Experience in academic research is highly preferred.

• Excellent written communication skills; ability to write clear, structured, articulate, and persuasive proposals for various types of audiences.
• Strong research skills with meticulous attention to detail and accuracy.

Normal office environment with little exposure to excessive noise, dust, temperature and the like.

Not specified.