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  • Field Research Supervisor 1

    Involves the on-site administrative, research, facilities management and / or cultivation functions involved in establishing and maintaining field research sites / studies for a variety of disciplines (including environmental, public health, social and / or biological sciences). Field research sites / studies span a diverse range of domestic and international regions to support research activities.

  • Field Research Supervisor 2

    Involves the on-site administrative, research, facilities management and / or cultivation functions involved in establishing and maintaining field research sites / studies for a variety of disciplines (including environmental, public health, social and / or biological sciences). Field research sites / studies span a diverse range of domestic and international regions to support research activities.

  • IT Architecht Manager 1

    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.

  • Animal Care Mgr 3

    Involves conducting or assisting with routine, emergency and critical veterinary care and animal husbandry activities for clinical or laboratory animal patients. May be involved in conducting or assisting with research and teaching projects including development and design of animal protocols. May involve internal and public outreach. May include instructions of students, volunteers and clients.

  • Animal Care Mgr 2

    Involves conducting or assisting with routine, emergency and critical veterinary care and animal husbandry activities for clinical or laboratory animal patients. May be involved in conducting or assisting with research and teaching projects including development and design of animal protocols. May involve internal and public outreach. May include instructions of students, volunteers and clients.

  • Applications Programming Manager 4

    Involved in the development of server / OS / desktop / mobile applications and services including researching, designing, developing specifications for designing, writing, modifying, testing, debugging, troubleshooting and maintaining source code. Also having direct or related involvement in designing related databases, user interfaces, integration to other systems / applications, content or multimedia processes. Work includes analysis and design to post-production processes, quality assurance, maintenance and documentation.

  • Digital Communications Specialist 4

    Involves developing digital communications when communications knowledge, rather than Information Technology knowledge, is paramount. Includes website design and development, or producing communications or instruction using the web, audio, video, and other digital media, which may involve content creation, designing, production and / or programming.

  • IT Security Manager 1

    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.

  • Equal Employment Opportunity Rep 5

    Involves developing, implementing, and / or administering diversity, equal employment opportunity and affirmative action efforts in order to comply with government legislation and management directives and support equity and inclusion programs. Provides advice and conducts analyses of the organization's related programs to ensure compliance with government legislation, and monitor progress toward organizational goals.

  • Executive Advisor Manager 1

    Involves providing strategic guidance, advising and decision making on behalf of an executive (generally defined as Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, or Vice Provost), relative to strategic academic and resource planning, short and long-range policy development, communications and high level analyses of new program development. In addition to executive advising, may also manage an independent program and / or professional staff engaged in a range of administrative functions.

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