The Grants Support Specialist serves as the primary administrative contact point for the specific externally funded research project (NEDO/SIP/Others) within the unit/center. Working under the supervision of the grant's Principal Investigator (PI), the specialist is responsible for ensuring the smooth, efficient and compliant execution of all administrative aspects of the grant.
There will be three positions for this role, and each specialist will be responsible for a separate grant.
グラントサポートスペシャリストは、所属ユニット／センター内の特定の外部資金研究プロジェクト（NEDO／SIP／その他）における主要な事務窓口として機能します。当該グラントのPrincipal Investigator（PI）の監督のもと、スペシャリストはグラントに関連する全ての事務的側面が円滑かつ効率的に、かつ規定に準拠して遂行されることを保証する責任を負います。
本ポジションは3名の採用を予定しており、各スペシャリストは個別の外部資金研究プロジェクトを担当します。
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*See "3.2.5.2.2 "Stop-the-Clock" Policy for Tenure-track faculty
