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valid U.S./Canada driver’s license (provisional, probationary, international, or temporary licenses are not accepted). Strong oral and written communication skills. Proficiency with computer use and
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, HV cabling and circuitry. Experience with capacitor banks, pulsed-power systems, PFNs, or fast-switching devices. R&D lab or prototype hardware development experience. Basic machining or fabrication
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of the Cash Manager, manage the ongoing relationships with the University’s banking partners. Maintain the relationship with the University’s armored car service provider Departmental Banking Support
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, physics, math, computer science or a related field is required. Basic computer skills are required, programming skills are considered a significant plus. Must have excellent references that highlight
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Engineering department is recruiting a Grants Manager to join its team. The Grants Manager (one of four in a highly collaborative environment) will report to the Business Manager. You will serve as backup
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The Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering at Princeton University has an occasional curricular need for lecturers to teach, co-teach, or lead precepts in department courses
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use of makerspace equipment and resources. The Engineering Laboratory Manager will serve as a steward of SEAS’s commitment to experiential learning, innovation, and community building. The successful
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management of the technology needs of the Art Museum, which is a highly collaborative and diverse organization. The Technology Associate must be comfortable in learning and applying the skills necessary
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environment. Desired Skills: Proactive and collaborative approach to partnering with a variety of stakeholders. Ability to learn new technologies, systems, and processes. Experience with business process
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of the center, the Executive Director provides leadership to all members of the Keller Center community, including faculty and staff, to establish a culture of engagement in teaching and learning centered in