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that support our mission of delivering tomorrow's healthcare today. Job Description This is a developer role under the DHTS Architecture Design and Innovation Hub Team. The Architecture Design and Innovation
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processes, and enable smarter, data-informed decisions. Equal parts analyst and developer, this position blends people analytics, data visualization, software development for data pipelines, and low-code
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One‑year term position Be You. The Duke Center for Computational Thinking (CCT) is looking for a Web Developer to join our collaborative team advancing computational literacy across Duke University
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of Software, Computer Architecture, Artificial Intelligence / Machine learning (AI/ML), and/or Human-Computer Interaction. The ideal candidate will have commitment, passion, and excellence in teaching
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principles. Ability to interpret and apply architectural, engineering, and construction documentation and technical information. Proficiency with AutoCAD, Bluebeam, or similar design and documentation software
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colleagues, and senior leadership Demonstrate solid understanding of health system workflows, data collection, report details, and other technical requirements associated with application software as they
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understanding of software architecture principles as applied to solutions and application architectures, specifically for portals, websites, and systems integration projects. In addition to the above, a
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— and pairing them with a forward-thinking approach — Duke Health Technology Solutions is revolutionizing the future of health care at Duke Health and beyond. Primary Role The DHTS Developer is tasked
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. Additional information and provision for requests for reasonable accommodation will be provided by each hiring department. Education Work requires an Associate's degree in Engineering, Architecture, Business
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biology. This NIH-funded position is available to study the role of nuclear pore proteins in the regulation of chromatin architecture during neuronal differentiation. The successful candidate will have a