Data Science Institute
Position Summary
The Data Science Institute (DSI) at Columbia University advances the state-of-the-art in data science; transforms all fields, professions, and sectors through the application of data science; and ensures the responsible use of data to benefit society.
DSI invites candidates for the role of Post-Award Grants Manager to support our Finance and Grants function. The incumbent will be responsible for monitoring monthly grant activity and expenditures posted to grant projects, serve as liaison to Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA), Sponsored Projects Finance (SPF) and other collaborating departments to ensure grants are being properly managed. S/he will also ensure all required annual/interim progress reports and final/closeout documents to sponsors are handled appropriately.
The Post-Award Grants Manager will work to assure that the administration of sponsored programs related to research is in compliance with federal, state and private agency rules and regulations. This position will report directly to the Director of Post-Award Finance.
Responsibilities
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.
| Title | Location | Department | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grants Manager | New York | Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics | Reporting to the Associate Director of Finance and Administration (DFA), the Grants Manager is the lead administrator for pre- and post-award grant activities, acting as the department’s representative to sponsoring agencies. The Grants Manager is responsible for the entire lifecycle of grants, including proposal preparation, compliance review, budget oversight, financial reconciliation, and reporting. This position ensures adherence to grant and contract regulations while assisting principal investigators and fostering effective communication with funding agencies. |
| Program Director, Distinguished Fellows Program | New York | Office of the Provost | Columbia University seeks a strong leader to serve as Program Director for an about-to-be-launched Distinguished Fellows Program under the offices of the Vice Provost for Campus Integration and the Faculty of Arts & Sciences. The Distinguished Fellows Program would recruit elite mid- to late-career executives who are at a career transition point, providing an opportunity for intentional pause and an environment to explore what is next. Embedded within the Provost’s Office and with close ties to A&S, the Program Director will provide administrative leadership and operational oversight for the entire Distinguished Fellows program. This is a builder role, requiring a strategic leader with a demonstrated track record of successfully developing and scaling executive education, master’s degree, or other academic or professional learning programs, including responsibility for revenue growth and program expansion. The Program Director will play a central administrative role in launching the program, executing long-term programmatic goals, managing day-to-day operations, setting and monitoring program budgets, and ensuring an exceptional learner experience. The Program Director will collaborate closely with faculty, Provost and A&S leadership, and external partners/vendors to maintain the program's academic rigor, fiscal health, regulatory/policy compliance, and alignment with Columbia’s mission and objectives. |
| Director, Operations and Partnerships, DSI Strategic Alliances | New York | Data Science Institute | The Data Science Institute is seeking a Director, Operations and Partnerships, DSI Strategic Alliances to lead the internal operations, relationship management, and client services functions of the Strategic Alliances team. This role is central to ensuring that DSI's industry partnerships run smoothly, scale sustainably, and deliver mutual value for academic and industry stakeholders alike. This is a hybrid operational and relationship-management role: part internal team leader, part external-facing partnership manager, and part bridge between DSI faculty and industry partners. The successful candidate will bring structure and rigor to day-to-day operations while also directly stewarding key partner relationships, and training and building a client relations team. |
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