The General Consultant for Federal and Non-Federal Contracts serves as an expert advisor within the research administration team, providing specialized guidance and support for the management of government-related procurement contracts. This position is responsible for offering advanced consultation on the legal, financial, and regulatory aspects of both federal and non-federal contracts, ensuring compliance with applicable laws and university policies. The consultant plays a critical role in helping researchers and administrators navigate complex contract structures, providing insights and recommendations to improve contract execution and mitigate risks. As an advanced individual contributor, the General Consultant operates independently, leveraging a deep understanding of federal acquisition regulations, contract negotiations, and procurement processes. The role involves conducting contract reviews, offering advice on terms and conditions, assisting in the negotiation process, and ensuring that all deliverables and deadlines are met in accordance with contractual agreements. Additionally, the consultant may provide mentorship to junior staff, sharing expertise in contract management and offering training on best practices and regulatory updates. This position also involves coordinating with external agencies and stakeholders to facilitate the successful implementation of contracts. This position requires advanced knowledge and expertise in the field of research contracts, as well as a strong ability to assess and address complex issues related to federal and non-federal procurements. The General Consultant must demonstrate critical thinking, excellent communication skills, and the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams, including researchers, legal experts, and funding agencies. By ensuring that contracts are structured and executed effectively, the consultant helps advance the university’s research objectives and supports the institution's long-term strategic goals.