The SDSU Research Foundation (SDSURF) is a nonprofit organization that furthers the research, educational, and community service objectives of San Diego State University. The foundation currently administers 1,000 active grants and contracts and oversees annual revenue of over $150 million. As an employer, SDSU Research Foundation has offered full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. All full-time positions at SDSURF are eligible for the university’s benefits package, which includes a 403(b) retirement plan with employer contribution, health insurance, and vacation/sick leave. Flexible jobs posted by the SDSU Research Foundation have included career opportunities in fields like marketing, accounting & finance, and math & economics, to name a few.

Established in 1943, the SDSU Research Foundation has over 150 central support staff and over 2,400 contract project and grant employees, which makes it the largest auxiliary in the California State University system. The foundation helps faculty identify opportunities for funding and oversees providing facilities to house research projects, proposal budgeting and submission, payroll and purchasing services, and award administration. SDSURF staff also ensures that the university’s research complies with SDSU, CSU, and federal regulations and that funds are spent in a way that furthers sponsor objectives.

The SDSU Research Foundation (SDSURF) is a nonprofit organization that furthers the research, educational, and community service objectives of San Diego State University. The foundation currently administers 1,000 active grants and contracts and oversees annual revenue of over $150 million. As an employer, SDSU Research Foundation has offered full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. All full-time positions at SDSURF are eligible for the university’s benefits package, which includes a 403(b) retirement plan with employer contribution, health insurance, and vacation/sick leave. Flexible jobs posted by the SDSU Research Foundation have included career opportunities in fields like marketing, accounting & finance, and math & economics, to name a few.

Established in 1943, the SDSU Research Foundation has over 150 central support staff and over 2,400 contract project and grant employees, which makes it the largest auxiliary in the California State University system. The foundation helps faculty identify opportunities for funding and oversees providing facilities to house research projects, proposal budgeting and submission, payroll and purchasing services, and award administration. SDSURF staff also ensures that the university’s research complies with SDSU, CSU, and federal regulations and that funds are spent in a way that furthers sponsor objectives.