119 programming-"Multiple"-"U"-"University-of-California"-"Humboldt-Stiftung-Foundation" positions at Princeton University
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skills. Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects concurrently. Proficient in Python. Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related field Princeton University is an Equal
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work independently, manage multiple priorities simultaneously, and exercise discretion with confidential information. • Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, ability to take initiative and
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stakeholders for their contracts while creating the programs and procedures to increase contract review volume, reduce risk, and maximize contract usage for a world class research and education institution. In
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availability during evenings or weekends to ensure smooth execution of these activities. Success in this role requires strong problem-solving skills, initiative, and the ability to manage multiple priorities
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, global engagement, and interdisciplinary research. This position provides oversight, administrative support and programmatic leadership in three key areas, including 1) a PIIRS Regional Program and its
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historical and biographical research. Previous coursework in communications, writing, and research is a plus. The successful candidate must be capable of meeting deadlines and handling multiple projects
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aims to make discoveries by mapping the brain. The Lab is using high-throughput serial electron microscopy (SEM) to completely image multiple brains and nervous systems. The massive data sets will be
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: 272540364 Position: Postdoctoral Research Associate Description: The condensed matter spectroscopy group at Princeton University invites applications for multiple Postdoctoral Research or more senior
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communication skills dealing with a wide range of constituents Proficient in Microsoft Office Word, Excel and Outlook Ability to prioritize and coordinate multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced
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aims to make discoveries by mapping the brain. The Lab is using high-throughput serial electron microscopy (SEM) to completely image multiple brains and nervous systems. The massive data sets will be