311 distributed-algorithms-"Meta"-"Meta" positions at University of Michigan in United States
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* Technical development of control algorithms Analysis of large-scale datasets, applying control theory, developing real-time control software Validation and characterization of the developed control algorithms
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for an electronic access system for over 1000 student rooms; establishing procedures and coordinating mail and package distribution. Lead the implementation of the move-in and move-out processes including projected
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to providers, mail distribution, and the creation of electronic files and performing insurance verifications. As well providing coverage for other Patient Experience positions. Mission Statement Michigan
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control strategies. Develop and implement advanced control algorithms for real-time operation and performance enhancement of power electronic converters and transformer-based solutions. Perform hardware-in
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& Signage: Design and distribute print materials/signage in strategic campus locations that direct audiences to Go Vote resources. Digital Marketing: Manage Instagram presence in collaboration with U-M Social
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devices. Serve as a resource for questions regarding specimen collection or handling. Specimen Handling: Transport, label, centrifuge, aliquot, distribute, store, and prepare laboratory specimens
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administration, focus groups, and interviews, incentive tracking, and distribution Coordinate & participate in meetings with school administration and participants, and engage community members in research
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, transport, processing, and distribution of laboratory specimens. Provide excellent customer service to internal and external customers. Have the ability to coordinate the activities of all the Specimen
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, reimbursement, and follow-up processes. Create, update, and distribute educational materials for billing and follow-up staff. Assist in onboarding new employees, including preparing training itineraries. Perform
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inequality so persistent across organizations from firms to schools and even the government? Does the use of big data and algorithms produce more objective decision making that ameliorates racial inequality