126 postdoctoral-image-processing-in-computer-science-"Multiple" positions at Syracuse University
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based on operational needs. Job Type: Full Time Job Description: The Budget Analyst will provide comprehensive budgetary, financial, and administrative support for a large, research-intensive science
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maintenance and operation of all academic and administrative buildings. The Associate Director will also directly manage the maintenance and operations for the Universitys data centers, science buildings and
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processing, spreadsheet, and database functions. Proficient in computer applications relative to the inventory control. Familiarity with all types of equipment, uniforms, and gear. Must possess the ability
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employees, and multiple levels of staff. This position is critical to ensure that students living on campus have residential staff committed to their needs and development. Education and Experience: Masters
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for administering financial processes, procedures, and transactions with accuracy and compliance, while providing guidance and support to academic units and programs on budget allocations, expenditures, and financial
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performance/movement. Students will work with photo, film, video, and computer art. About The College of Visual and Performing Arts The College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University is committed
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skills, with extraordinary attention to detail. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects with overlapping deadlines. Demonstrated ability to review data for consistency and accuracy. Ability
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include consideration of Indigenous languages and the multiple and varied systems of meaning- and knowledge-production within what has been termed the decolonizing epistemologies of the Global South Create
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undergraduate and graduate programs and support for multiple directors in the department. The employee will have daily student, faculty and staff contact. There is a primary role as a student record coordinator
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practices could include consideration of Indigenous languages and the multiple and varied systems of meaning- and knowledge-production within what has been termed the decolonizing epistemologies of the Global