I will write sbir, sttr, nih and nif grant proposals for tech and research
Grant Writer
About this Gig
Are you a researcher, PI, or tech founder seeking non-dilutive funding through SBIR, STTR, NIH, or NSF? These grants are highly competitive and require technical precision, strict compliance, and compelling storytelling.
I specialize in translating complex research into funder-friendly proposals that meet every guideline. Whether you're a university lab, a deep-tech startup, or an independent researcher I'll craft a proposal that maximizes your chances of winning.
SERVICES I OFFER
- SBIR Phase I proposals (feasibility studies, proof of concept)
- SBIR Phase II proposals (prototype development, commercialization)
- STTR proposals (research collaboration with universities)
- NIH grant proposals (R01, R21, R43, R44)
- NSF grant proposals (SBIR, STTR, CAREER)
- DOD SBIR/STTR (Army, Navy, Air Force, SOCOM)
- DOE SBIR/STTR (energy, clean tech)
- USDA SBIR (agriculture, food science, biotech)
- Biotech & medical device grant proposals
- Software/AI/ML grant proposals
- Budget development & budget justification
- Letters of Intent (LOI) writing
- Executive summary writing
READY TO WIN NON-DILUTIVE FUNDING? Click CONTACT ME now and let's discuss your project!
Industry:
Engineering
Language:
English
Delivery style preference
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FAQ
Can you guarantee my SBIR/STTR/NIH/NSF proposal will be funded?
No, these programs are extremely competitive with single-digit success rates. But I guarantee a technically accurate, compliant, and compelling proposal that follows every guideline and maximizes your chances.
What do you need from me to start?
Your technology/research overview, the solicitation/RFP, preliminary data (if available), and your CV/biosketch. Don't worry if you're missing things, I'll guide you.
What's the difference between SBIR and STTR?
SBIR — Small Business Innovation Research (at least 50% work by small business). STTR — Small Business Technology Transfer (requires university/nonprofit partner, at least 40% work by them)
Do you work with international researchers?
SBIR/STTR requires a U.S.-based small business. International researchers can be Co-PIs or consultants. For NIH/NSF, I work with U.S. institutions only. Message me to discuss your situation.
What if my proposal gets rejected?
I offer discounted resubmission support, I'll incorporate reviewer feedback, strengthen the proposal, and help you reapply smarter.

