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Experience in Security or civilian law enforcement, preferred but not required. Skills and additional requirements: Basic understanding of Building and Fire Code A strong sense of emotional intelligence and a
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). • Assisting with coding and qualitative analysis using tools such as NVivo and LLMs (training provided if needed). • Contributing to literature reviews, research memos, and summaries. • Supporting project
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At least 3 of the following: Familiarity with GarageBand / comparable DAW Familiarity with Scratch / comparable icon-based coding language Familiarity with stop-motion animation Experience playing
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profile. Course Title and Course Number: ECSE 520: Information Theory and Coding; Prof. Harry Leib - 14 hours Salary: $17/h Hourly Salary: $17.00 Position Start Date: 2026-01-23 Position End Date: 2026-04
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. This position involves instrumental hands-on development of AI tools and solutions using Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) at UBC. This position requires advanced coding skills, knowledge of AI
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disturbance analysis into sustainable forest management planning. Develop, implement, and monitor policy, procedures, and Environmental Code standards related to disturbance resiliency, including reforestation
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, or industrial facilities. Knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements, codes, standards, guidelines related to electrical systems in institutional, commercial or industrial buildings and facilities. Solid
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responsibilities will include: Analyzing, recommending, and designing highly complex software architecture Designing, testing, and modifying programming code Evaluating programming code to ensure it has validity
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the inclusion of voices that have been under-represented or discouraged. We encourage applications from members of groups that have been marginalized on any grounds enumerated under the B.C. Human Rights Code
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proficiency with Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint) is required, with experience in presentation software, web page editing, and databases; knowledge of HTML coding, donor