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Women’s Soccer. Located in Pasadena, California, Caltech is the world’s leading STEM research institute and is a truly remarkable and rigorous university, with 975 undergraduate students, Caltech boasts 16
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deadlines, and coordinating closely with internal stakeholders. The position is responsible for developing, writing, and editing compelling stewardship content related to endowed and current-use scholarships
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on finding and cultivating talented people who are passionate about what they do. Join us and be a part of the diverse Caltech community. Job Summary The Bronner Lab is developing new projects in cranial and
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technological development for the benefit of science and society. The Product Manager will be responsible for building and managing strategic partnerships, designing and implementing programs and stakeholder
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(both master’s and doctoral) in STEM fields at research-intensive universities; have experience facilitating educational development activities for university students; be able to carry out assessments
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) is seeking a Staff Scientist to forward a project focused on experimental aerodynamics and software development. The successful candidate should have postdoctoral experience, demonstrating
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Palomar, Gemini, Keck, as well as developing telescopes in space and the Antarctic. The candidate will contribute to conceptualization, design, procurement, characterization, optimization, integration, and
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, diagnose, and resolve user-reported problems across Tier 1 (T1) and Tier 2 (T2) support levels Perform preliminary nightly data quality assurance Liaise with scientists to develop and curate data products
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well as preliminary strategic tasks such as team building and business plan development. Once the Caltech startup company is established, the EIR will support the company in both internal Caltech and additional
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Foundation major facility dedicated to observing the newly discovered gravitational-wave universe. Jointly operated by the California Institute of Technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the LIGO