231 parallel-processing-"International-PhD-Programme-(IPP)-Mainz" positions at Virginia Tech
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Job Description The Accounting Associate I processes accounting transactions in accordance with state and university policy and procedures. Examples of these transactions include vendor invoices
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of awarded sponsored research projects encompassing project management, contract modifications and closeouts. The position will be assigned tasks involving the closeout process including: -Ensures timely award
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, operating and overhead funds, sponsored funding, VT Foundation accounts, payroll transactions, graduate assistantships and tuition scholarships. • Assist in process redesign and streamlining to help
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Job Description Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is seeking a Human Resources (HR) and Payroll Generalist. Reporting to the ECE Director of Finance and Administration. The HR and Payroll
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successful applicant is expected to play an active role in the research conducted by the Center for Advanced Separation Technologies (CAST), which focuses on mineral processing, physical and chemical
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University Scholarships and Financial Aid (USFA). Responsibilities include the operation and maintenance of technology systems used to administer financial aid, reporting and data integrity, overseeing
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, including accredited facilities • Assist in the development, implementation, and monitoring of security policies and procedures • Processing and managing personnel security clearances, including required
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Job Description The Systems Administrator resolves computer-related help requests and audiovisual issues for Virginia Tech's User Experience and Engagement unit. This position provides solutions by
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processes in systems such as CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems), IWMS (Integrated Workplace Management Systems), or EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) platforms. • Collect, input, and validate
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responsibilities include: -Processing student academic transactions, including major changes, course withdrawals, and adjustments to course schedules (e.g., adding independent studies and undergraduate research