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. As a Student Computer Operator, you’ll assist faculty and staff with computer and AV technology, contribute to IT projects, and build real-world skills in a collaborative environment. This is an
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Required Skills: Current or planned MS or PhD student at the University in CS or related field. Solid background and working knowledge of computer science fundamentals including algorithms, data structures
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. This position may be eligible for a hybrid telecommuting arrangement. VP Area U of U Health - Academics Department 00241 - Biomedical Informatics Location Other City Salt Lake City, UT Type of Recruitment
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Department 00062 - School of Computing City Salt Lake City, UT Track Tenure Track New Position to Begin July 1, 2026 Details The Kahlert School of Computing of the Price College of Engineering and the
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to teaching activities by preparing and presenting educational seminars Minimum Qualifications Required Skills: Solid background and working knowledge of computer science fundamentals including algorithms, data
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- Advanced, P3 - Career, P2 - Developing, P1 - Entry Level Pro, P5 - Expert FLSA Code Computer Employee Patient Sensitive Job Code? No Standard Hours per Week 40 Full Time or Part Time? Full Time Shift Day
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computer lab, including keeping systems updated and functional for student use. Support classroom and hybrid meeting technology, including Zoom, PowerPoint presentations, microphones, webcams, and conference
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: ● Student pursuing an associate or bachelor’s degree in computer science, computer engineering, or a related degree with software development emphasis ● 2+ years of programming experience
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planning of computer hardware, accessories, and related technology products. This position purchases products for two distinct customer segments: first, for personal use by University of Utah students