Research Services Administrator

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Research Services Administrator

The Candidate will be responsible to coordinates with researchers on potential partnerships and writes, reviews and negotiates Memoranda of Agreements (MOAs), Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), Teaming Agreements and other collaborative agreements. Coordinates with Texas A&M Technology Commercialization when reviewing intellectual property language to abide with system member responsibilities. Writes and reviews agreements and negotiates with other parties for the rights in technical data and intellectual property, publication rights, title to equipment, and institutional contributions. Assists with reviewing IRB protocols for agreement determinations as requested by IRB. Writes, reviews, and negotiates terms and conditions for any agreement required as part of an IRB project. Writes, reviews, and negotiates terms and conditions of contractual agreements with other parties to ensure compliance with applicable Texas A&M University System policies, Federal and State laws and regulations, and sponsor guidelines. Negotiates non-funded contracts and grants including Material Transfer Agreements (MTA), Data Use/Management Agreements, Confidentiality Agreements, and Restricted Data License Agreements. Assists researchers and department personnel with the administrative support relative to regulatory guidelines. Writes, reviews, and negotiates terms and conditions of award documents and contractual agreements with industry sponsors to ensure compliance with applicable Texas A&M University System policies, Federal and State laws and regulations, and sponsor guidelines. Assists researchers and department personnel with the administrative support relative to regulatory guidelines. Writes, reviews and negotiates capstone agreements and student research agreements to ensure all compliance requirements are met and continue to be met. Reviews and negotiates terms and conditions of agreements to ensure compliance with policies and procedures of The Texas A&M University System and the laws of the federal government and the State of Texas. Coordinates with researchers, faculty, department heads and deans to resolve any contract issue. Assists in researching regulations and legal authorities, including new requirements, relevant to student research and course requirements. Monitors and coordinates ongoing negotiations.

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Texas A&M University College
General Services Complex 750 Agronomy Road, Suite 1201
College Station
Texas
United States 77843-1255
Phone : 979-845-5154
Website : https://www.tamu.edu/