98 computer-science-programming-languages-"the" uni jobs at The University of Chicago
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or Superior language proficiency (or the equivalent), or native speaker proficiency in the language of the test. Excellent communications skills, especially writing skills. Use one’s own personal computer to
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architecture, development (computer programming) and documentation; quality assurance; analyzing and automating workflows; systems operation; file migration; generation and checking of technical metadata
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Department HUM Staff: English Administration About the Department The Program in Creative Writing is part of the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of Chicago. Students
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algorithms, programming languages, and libraries. Ability to understand and translate researchers’ scientific goals into computational requirements. Ability to identify and gain expertise in appropriate new
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. Job Information Job Summary: The Customer Service Representative enters customer orders and investigates customer complaints using the computer system. Responsibilities: Enter orders directly from
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impact across all academic programs, departments and disciplines, elevating the art and science of teaching and learning in support of the university’s educational mission. The Executive Director will be
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partnerships with campus units and external language centers. Plans, advertises, and executes a variety of CLC events in collaboration with program staff. Designs and distributes promotional materials (flyers
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. Certifications: Advanced Study from a technical program in the computing field or equivalent. Technical Skills or Knowledge: Apple operating systems and common computer applications. Apple hardware and common
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support to staff or faculty members in defining the project and applying principals of data science in manipulation, statistical applications, programming, analysis and modeling. Builds and analyzes
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to establish a long-term program that will influence global weather forecasting practice and scale access to high-quality weather forecasts to millions of people in low- and middle-income countries. Builds and