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Business Operations Coordinator

Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43215

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Columbus Campus

time type

Full time

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job requisition id

R135135

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Job Title:

Business Operations Coordinator

Department:

OHTECH | Ohio Supercomputer Center

As a member of the Ohio Supercomputer Center's (OSC) administrative team, the Business Operations Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the day-to-day office operations of the organization. OSC accelerates discovery for Ohio's academic and commercial researchers by providing accessible, reliable and secure high performance computing power at a fraction of the cost of alternatives, along with expert consultation and secure storage. Reporting to the Administrative Manager, the Business Operations Coordinator is responsible for facilitating a broad array of project management and administrative coordination in support of the strategic initiatives and outcomes of OSC. As a self-starter with the ability to operate with a high level of autonomy, the Business Operations Coordinator will be responsible for facilitating the operational activities of OSC and serve as backup to the Administrative Manager. The Business Operations Coordinator works with general guidance to support and manage projects of moderate scope and complexity related to OSC initiatives, in addition to various day-to-day operational duties; gains a general understanding of technology topics to assist with projects; and works with the Administrative Manager and leadership team to identify and implement projects and related program elements. Responsibilities of the

Business Operations

Coordinator include: Operations and Communications

Generates and manages purchasing reports to aid in tracking as well as forecasting needs and expenses. Supports leadership team with

hiring/onboarding/offboarding

projects. Facilitates aspects of routing documents for execution (MOUs, client agreements, DocuSign). Initiates purchasing and travel actions in Workday, including requisitions, spend authorizations and expense reports. Establishes and implements repeatable processes for travel-related activities while serving as an OSC travel coordinator. Coordinates day-to-day operational duties (including but not limited to recurring meeting management, office supply management and ordering, calendar management, agenda planning, shipping). Interfaces and coordinates with OSC's staff and client community, as well as key collaborators at the State of Ohio and The Ohio State University.

Project

Coordination/Management

Supports and manages projects of moderate scope and complexity related to OSC initiatives. Works closely with the Administrative Manager to coordinate cross-organization collaborations and manages associated projects. Supports sponsored program/grants deliverables and meeting coordination. Prepares reports for the leadership team and tracks metrics, which includes assisting with compiling reports for impact metrics. Manages program requirements for external meeting support, including hosting kickoff meeting, program support and day of coordination with OH-TECH partners.

Program/Event Support

Manages logistics and administrative functions for various community and educational activities.

Supports Administrative Manager with administrative and operational functions for the planning and execution of OSC's STEM Institute programs. Serves as the day-of/on-site lead point-of-contact for event logistics, ensuring smooth event execution (including occasionally during evenings/weekends). Coordinates and supports OSC's community outreach effort and additional educational events, including activities with OSC collaborators at the State of Ohio and Ohio State.

Supports outreach efforts by serving as a program contact for internal and external participants, industry partners and a range of other stakeholders. Works with the communications team throughout lifecycle of marketing projects.

This position communicates in a professional and timely manner, demonstrates strong commitment to customer service and provides a positive image towards the programs when representing OSC. Additionally, this position demonstrates commitment to our values in education and experiential learning and positively promotes teamwork, collaboration and communication. OSC

, along with

OARnet

and

OhioLINK

, is part of the

Ohio Technology Consortium (OH-TECH)

, the technology and information division of the

Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE)

. OH-TECH provides high-tech solutions for Ohio's higher education institutions to catalyze innovation in the modern knowledge economy. OH-TECH is a welcoming and supportive environment. Because Ohio State serves as OH-TECH's fiscal and legal agent, OH-TECH staff enjoy

the same benefits as other Ohio State employees

, including participation in the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS), the Ohio State Health Plan, employee wellness and work-life balance programs, educational benefits, discount programs and more. Required

Education/Experience: Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience 2 years of experience in coordination of day-to-day office operations Excellent written and oral communication skills Experience in project planning and event management Experience with providing internal and/or external customer service or support Experience with business operations and administrative processes Demonstrated strong ability to problem-solve Experience as a self-starter and able to operate at a high level of autonomy Desired

Education/Experience: Experience with IT and computer industry technology and terminology Experience in purchasing and budgeting, especially at Ohio State Experience overseeing undergraduate students and/or volunteers Knowledge of State of Ohio and university policies and procedures Experience in creating promotional and educational materials Additional Information:

Function: Business Planning and Operations Subfunction:

Business Operations Career Band: Individual Contributor - Specialized Career Level: S2 Location:

Kinnear Rd, 1224 (0374)

Position Type:

Regular

Scheduled Hours:

40

Shift:

First Shift

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3345.0216

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