571 multiple-sequence-alignment positions at The University of Chicago in United States
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Competencies Meticulous attention to detail, tact, and sound judgement. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Handle multiple simultaneous tasks. Work proactively, collaboratively, and autonomously
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and identify risks. Handle multiple projects at one time. Strong fundamentals in finance and a technical ability to understand complex, non-traditional insurance policies. Effectively communicate with a
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to their management. Forecasts study needs, including staffing. Effectively solves complex problems related to managing resources. Ensure that multiple studies are conducted in compliance with institutional
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resulting in desired outcomes. Handle multiple detailed tasks/projects simultaneously and meet strict deadlines with frequent interruptions. Demonstrated ability to work effectively and diplomatically with
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to serve complex departmental or divisional units enabling leaders to meet organizational needs, align with goals and accomplish strategic targets. Develops, manages, or interprets reports and data to make
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training programs to ensure alignment with office mission and values. Provides ongoing staff development around various issues as appropriate. Participates as needed in College-wide events such as
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manage a heavy workload, competing priorities, and tight deadlines A quick, self-learner with ability to initiate, organize, prioritize and complete multiple, high-level projects; meet tight deadlines; and
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multiple tasks simultaneously in fast paced environment. Excellent organizational and problem-solving skills to manage equipment inventories and resolve technical issues promptly. Ability to effectively make
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skills. Handle multiple detailed tasks/projects simultaneously and meet strict deadlines. Demonstrated ability to work effectively and diplomatically with colleagues, as well as with students, faculty and
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, and tact. Handle multiple, concurrent tasks. Working Conditions Interact by phone, email or in person with faculty and administrative staff at the University and occasionally with staff of federal