266 computer-science-programming-languages-"U.S"-"U.S" positions at University of Kansas
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Development Manager. The ELA Test Development Manager will coordinate with Test Development Program Leads (for the DLM program, potential DLM expansion programs and other grant-funded test development work
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as a Professor of the Practice in our graduate Engineering Management (EMGT) program. The successful candidate will have a professional record in engineering management (with a strong background in
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program. PhD, MSJ and undergraduate courses in a variety of areas are listed below in the job duties section. The School of Journalism and Mass Communications invites qualified scholars to submit
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individual for a non-tenure-track twelve-month faculty position as a Professor of the Practice in our graduate Engineering Management (EMGT) program. The successful candidate will have a professional record in
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H-1B sponsorship for this position. Job Description 35% - Software Development Assist in the development of web forms using programming languages such as JavaScript, XML, CSS, XSL, HTML, or other
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. Maintain program bulletin boards and directional signage to give guidance to visitors and enhance navigation. Provide for the smooth functioning of classroom and office technology. Coordinate with KU
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30943BR College of Liberal Arts & Sci Position Overview The University Honors Program is seeking an administrative associate senior to oversee operations for their building, Nunemaker Center, and to
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31004BR Speech-Language-Hearing Position Overview The Schiefelbusch Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic provides speech-language pathology and audiology services to the KU, Lawrence, and surrounding
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international conferences. 5% Mentor talented and highly-motivated undergraduate computer science developers, working with them to leverage their passion and enthusiasm for software engineering. Required
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, or occasionally on-site at member museums, or at national and international conferences. 5% Mentor talented and highly-motivated undergraduate computer science developers, working with them to leverage