18 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"Meta"-"Meta"-"Meta" positions at University of New England in Australia
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skills; Attention to detail, computer and time management skills; A genuine desire to help students complete their academic journey; The ability to work with complex rules and polices and communicate
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comfortable with a range of computer programs and childcare-specific software. You are committed to ongoing professional learning and demonstrate integrity, reliability, and a strong sense of responsibility in
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. The position leads strategic academic development initiatives including the Targeted Tutorial Assistance (TTA) program managing a pool of approximately 60 tutors, Oorala Indigenous Scholars program, and TRACKS
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Discovery Voyager program and staff. The UNE Discovery Voyager program develops and facilitates STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Maths) play-based, interactive activities into schools from
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Psychology Program would be as the Unit Coordinator of postgraduate units delivered online. The successful applicant will teach into other units in the program in their areas of expertise. The role also
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comprehensive technical or administrative knowledge. Your advanced computer proficiency, particularly in handling confidential client data in clinical settings, sets you apart. You are known for your autonomous
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About you To be successful in this role, you will have: Extensive experience with business and/or system process analysis providing positive outcomes to stakeholders through business process improvement Independent problem-solving and analytical strategic thinking to inform decisions Outstanding...
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About you As Fundraising Specialist (Innovation and Grants), you will lead the University's fundraising initiatives for UNE's applied AI lab and innovation hub, while also developing grant applications to support university-wide projects and priorities. Your role will focus heavily on building...
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program. The Quick Smart program comprises a suite of numeracy and literacy interventions designed to meet the diverse needs of at-risk learners, such as underachieving school students in Years 4 to 10
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, solutions-focused approach to your work. Your strengths include: Proven experience developing and implementing WHS policies, procedures, and systems in line with legislative requirements. Advanced computer