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  • Communications Specialist 5

    Involves developing, implementing or executing a comprehensive, multidisciplinary communications program; involves work in two or more communications disciplines OR work not otherwise covered in other communications job families.

  • Planning Manager 2

    Involves providing strategic and long range planning for the programming, design, development and disposition of properties and facilities, including buildings, infrastructure and landscape projects; research, collect and analyze planning data to develop planning policies and procedures, project planning, design and program guidelines; compliance with environmental planning regulations and architectural design review.

  • Financial Services Analyst 5

    Involves the processing and servicing of a variety of operational, personnel, and financial transactions and services. Includes cashiering, payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, purchasing, recharge billing, travel / entertainment, gift accounting, collections, data collection and data entry, analysis, review and control, customer servicing, and reporting.

  • Vendor Relations Specialist 4

    Involves administration and operational oversight of vendors for outsourced activities, projects and programs in collaboration with key stakeholders. Evaluates vendor logistical and performance capabilities, establishes vendor monitoring and tracking processes, and assesses vendor performance using a variety of vendor management strategies (e.g., service level agreements, operational audits, surveys, etc.) to ensure continuous improvement. Monitors participant satisfaction with vendor services. Provides liaison to stakeholders / users of vendor services and handles escalated problems and program appeals.

  • Planning Supervisor 2

    Involves providing strategic and long range planning for the programming, design, development and disposition of properties and facilities, including buildings, infrastructure and landscape projects; research, collect and analyze planning data to develop planning policies and procedures, project planning, design and program guidelines; compliance with environmental planning regulations and architectural design review.

  • Bioinformatics Programmer 4

    Involves developing and utilizing computational tools and systems to analyze and interpret biological or other research data. Utilizes and develops algorithms, computational techniques, and statistical methodologies. Helps in the design of new experiments. Implements end-user needs in database searching and integration. Maintains the computational infrastructure and tracks the flow of samples and information for large-scale studies. Provides web-based bioinformatics and access to public and proprietary databases.

  • IT Architecture Manager 3

    Involves conceptualization, planning, designing and implementing complete and integrated information technology (IT) solutions for campus, medical center or Office of the President initiatives, departments or the entire campus, medical center or Office of the President. Work is based on implementing the vision of top management to establish IT conceptual architecture that is time independent but allows for implementation of specific technologies over time with ability to smoothly transition technology changes. Demonstrates keen understanding of departmental, campuswide, medical center, Office of the President, institution-wide and / or multi-organizational needs and long-term goals. Researches and prototypes emerging technologies and approaches. Works on issues that impact project success or address future concepts, products or technologies. Understands and coordinates with campus, medical center or Office of the President initiatives when appropriate, as well as various IT technology standards, best practices and strategies for infrastructure growth. Often serves as consultant to related management efforts.

  • IT Architecture Manager 2

    Involves conceptualization, planning, designing and implementing complete and integrated information technology (IT) solutions for campus, medical center or Office of the President initiatives, departments or the entire campus, medical center or Office of the President. Work is based on implementing the vision of top management to establish IT conceptual architecture that is time independent but allows for implementation of specific technologies over time with ability to smoothly transition technology changes. Demonstrates keen understanding of departmental, campuswide, medical center, Office of the President, institution-wide and / or multi-organizational needs and long-term goals. Researches and prototypes emerging technologies and approaches. Works on issues that impact project success or address future concepts, products or technologies. Understands and coordinates with campus, medical center or Office of the President initiatives when appropriate, as well as various IT technology standards, best practices and strategies for infrastructure growth. Often serves as consultant to related management efforts.

  • IT Security Supervisor 2

    Primary responsibility involves monitoring, detecting, protecting and maintaining the security of data, systems and networks. Plans, configures, designs, develops, implements and maintains tools, systems and procedures to insure the integrity, reliability and security of data, systems and networks.

  • QA Release Mgmt Manager 1

    Involves developing, evaluating, revising, applying and documenting technical quality assurance protocols, methods and test plans to inspect and test a variety of IT processes, software and products. Ensures activities and items are in compliance with both campus, medical center or Office of the President IT quality assurance standards and applicable government regulations and software / product design specifications to determine and approve software releases. Performs analysis and identifies trends in the inspection of IT processes, software and products and recommends corrective actions when necessary. Ensures that established inspection, sampling and statistical process control procedures are followed. Involved in developing, auditing, monitoring and enforcing the established release management processes and policies in support of cross-domain configuration integration, testing, completeness and consistency. May ensure compliance to UC and / or external specifications and standards.