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Financial Aid Administrator
New York University Tisch School of the Arts. Maintain the integrity of complex, interconnected financial aid systems .
Posted 11/5/2026full-timeNew York City • New York • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $77,000 - $84,700 per yearWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in managing financial aid systems, ensuring compliance, and delivering effective support to students and staff. Proficient in troubleshooting, reporting, and enhancing technical capabilities within financial aid processes.
Highest-signal resume keywords
PeopleSoft Campus SolutionsFinancial Aid ProcessesTechnical Problem SolvingData ReportingTitle IV Compliance
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Hard Skills
Financial Aid MonitoringSQLMicrosoft ExcelData AnalysisSystem TroubleshootingOperational ManagementProcess ImprovementTechnical IntegrationReport GenerationSoftware Support
Soft Skills
Excellent Communication SkillsInterpersonal SkillsOrganizational SkillsClient Support SkillsJudgment
Tools & Technologies
PeopleSoftCampusLogicBlackbaudImageNowIDOCServiceLinkFederal Student Aid Systems
Industry Keywords
Financial Aid SystemsComplianceService-Oriented EnvironmentEnrollment ServicesHigher Education
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesSQL
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Maintain the integrity of complex, interconnected financial aid systems
- Support timely, effective, and compliant delivery of financial aid to NYU students
- Exercise independent judgment in managing operational details of financial aid processes and data
- Ensure accuracy in financial information and support for software platforms used by the Office of Financial Aid
- Monitor financial aid operations through proactive and reactive reporting
- Troubleshoot system and service issues
- Identify inefficiencies and provide recommendations
- Support students and staff using financial aid software platforms
- Enhance technical capabilities and solve complex functional problems
- Communicate systems and impacts to students and colleagues in understandable terms
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's Degree
- 3+ years experience with Peoplesoft Campus Solutions modules or an equivalent combination of education and experience
- Experience integrating outside software vendor platforms, including Blackbaud, CampusLogic, and College Board
- Ability to use, identify, and process issues regarding technology and information systems
- Experience with PeopleSoft, CampusLogic, ImageNow, IDOC, and ServiceLink
- Ability to run a wide range of reports for financial aid monitoring, planning, and troubleshooting
- Interest in continuously enhancing technical skills and learning new ones
- Ability to apply technical knowledge and innovation to enrollment service processes and complex functional problem solving
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Ability to explain systems and impacts in layman's terms
- Ability to identify system and service inefficiencies and provide recommendations
- Excellent organizational, interpersonal, communication, and client support skills
- Significant knowledge of Title IV and institutional financial aid processes and systems
- Dedication to a compliant, service-oriented environment
- Use of Federal Student Aid (FSA) systems
- Fluency in Microsoft Excel and SQL preferred
- Familiarity with CampusLogic, Blackbaud Award Management, and College Board IDOC preferred
- Prior experience working with PeopleSoft preferred
Benefits
Comp & perks- Base salary of USD $77,000.00 to USD $84,700.00
- Hybrid work arrangement (60% to 80% onsite)
- Equal treatment and opportunity in recruitment and hiring
- Green campus and sustainability initiatives