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for the end-to-end development of our applications, including the user interface (front-end), server-side logic (back-end), and database management. This role requires a versatile engineer who can design, code
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to automate model training, testing, validation, deployment, and automated retraining workflows. Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Design and enforce IaC standards (Terraform/CloudFormation) for provisioning and
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projects ranging from $100,000 to over $200 million, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and in compliance with federal, state, and local building codes. As a senior-level leader, the Senior
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issues through coordinated planning and problem avoidance. Apply working knowledge of North Carolina building codes, standards, and ordinances applicable to state and university construction projects
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performance and efficiency. Build, maintain, and document version-controlled code and data processing pipelines for complex research environments. Evaluate, configure, set up and administer databases to meet
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development efforts Selecting technology stacks and architectural approaches Reviewing code and overseeing open-source repositories Defining reusable components (React, shared libraries) Ensuring scalable
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compliance with NC State electrical codes and standards. The Lead Electrician works closely with the Zone Shop Supervisor to coordinate labor, materials, schedules, inspections, and communication with campus
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include overseeing major campus planning efforts and managing the implementation of projects/plans according to building codes and zoning regulations, which may include approval authority. Work may require
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, particularly those contracted with the clinics. It also requires a comprehensive understanding of dental and medical terminology, dental procedural and diagnostic coding, medical-dental cross-coding, electronic
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, particularly those contracted with the clinics. It also requires a comprehensive understanding of dental and medical terminology, dental procedural and diagnostic coding, medical-dental cross-coding, electronic