58 algorithms-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Simons-Foundation"-"University-of-Wisconsin-Madison" positions at Yeshiva University in United States
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to Programming Algorithms and Data Structures System Analysis and Design Theoretical Computer Science Advance Algorithms Operating Systems Emerging Paradigms in Programming Fundamentals of Software Engineering
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, discretion, and the ability to manage complex, confidential tasks across multiple initiatives. The position supports both the operational and research missions of the department, including the (IDDRC). Grants
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to effectively communicate and establish credibility with diverse audiences, including faculty, scientists, students, and alumni. Ability to prioritize and execute multiple tasks, meet deadlines and work in a fast
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compliance, contracts, technology transactions. Ability to handle multiple priorities in a collaborative environment. Skill and Abilities Must approach work with a commitment to excellence, and inspire
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. Assist in resolving pay-related issues such as merit increases, one-time payments, and contracts, ensuring alignment with payroll production cycles. Manage individual workflow to meet multiple payroll
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. Introduction to Programming Algorithms and Data Structures System Analysis and Design Theoretical Computer Science Advance Algorithms Operating Systems Emerging Paradigms in Programming Fundamentals of Software
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campuses. Maintain schedules for in-person counseling on multiple campuses throughout the year (Wilf, Beren, Resnick, Nursing, Dental Medicine). Maintain a schedule for the Student Finance Team's phone tree
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across campuses. Maintain schedules for in-person counseling on multiple campuses throughout the year (Wilf, Beren, Resnick, Nursing, Dental Medicine). Maintain a schedule for the Student Finance Team's
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experience (either academic or in practice) strongly preferred Skills & Competencies: Excellent organizational skills and ability to manage and coordinate a diverse set of tasks across multiple offices
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) has resulted in the emergence of HPV types that are highly pathogenic and cause multiple cancers in humans (e.g., cervix, head & neck, skin). The studies of the HPV genome are translational in nature