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The GIS Analyst performs a variety of intermediate to advanced technical duties related to the responsibilities of the Potomac Aquifer Recharge Monitoring Laboratory (PARML) in conjunction with
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Organizations (GPO) for whom we utilize for cooperative contracting. Required Qualifications - Demonstrated proficiency in database management and computer software applications in a Windows environment
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The Academic Advisor will play an integral role in ensuring that the Civil and Environmental Engineering undergraduate program is aligned with the VT motto, "UT Prosim," 'That I May Serve' by
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through high-quality data collection, reporting, and analysis. This role is responsible for supervising and supporting the Applications and Systems Assistant, a part-time student wage position, dedicated
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or performance issues in real-time. o Establish and enforce maintenance schedules to ensure equipment reliability. o Review and improve standard operating procedures (SOPs) for systems management. o Maintain high
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, programs, and technology; processes human resource and performance management paperwork; liaison with unit and state offices. Coordinates the District Directors schedule and travel with efficiency and
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for services, and satisfactory performance. Required Qualifications This position requires a customer-focused person who works cooperatively, adapts easily and quickly, accepts responsibility, ensures a high
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established policies and procedures. Care for some animals may require unique skillsets or highly specialized management, oversight, or housing systems such as gnotobiotic animals or in high containment areas
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for the species, animal housing conditions, or work area. • Ability to lift/move 50 pounds. • Basic computer skills including the ability to utilize common applications (e.g., email, Word, Excel). • High school
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the public. • Demonstrated computer experience. Skills and Abilities • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. • Ability to work with a culturally diverse department and the university community