The NYU Game Center is searching for a Programs and Grants Administrator to join our admin team!

This role will support several key areas of the department’s work, including:
  • Program administration and coordination across Game Center initiatives
  • Management and reporting for the Center of Excellence (CoE) grant, including compliance, budgeting, and long-term sustainability
  • Support for the Game Center Incubator and related industry-facing programming
  • Close collaboration with our Program Administrator & Industry Liaison on industry partnerships, student opportunities, and professional programming
This is a great opportunity for someone interested in the intersection of games, higher education, industry partnerships, program administration, and grant management. The position also involves occasional travel throughout the year.

Position Summary:

Manage and administer strategic programs, grants, partnerships, and academic partnerships for the NYU Game Center in support of the department’s academic, professional development, and public-facing goals. Manage the operational and reporting functions associated with the Center of Excellence in Digital Game Development (CoE), industry-related grants and scholarships, NASAD and Princeton Review reporting, and other sponsored initiatives. Provide oversight of the department’s grant portfolio, including grant renewals, reporting requirements, financial activity, and ensure compliance with sponsor and University requirements. Serve as the department’s liaison with the Office of Sponsored Programs, government agencies, foundation and sponsor representatives and industry representative to interpret requirements, resolve grant-related matters, and ensure appropriate stewardship of sponsored funds. Lead and support a broad range of departmental programs and outreach initiatives, including high school programming, student career development activities, internship administration, incubator support, public events, and communications strategy.

 

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