684 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd uni jobs at University of British Columbia
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graduation and Completion of dental assistant program. 4 years relevant experience or the equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience and knowledge of surgical procedures and materials used
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to program planning for online courses and educational technology initiatives in the Faculty of Arts. - Consults and liaises with instructors in the Faculty of Arts and with staff in internal and external
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under pressure to meet deadlines. Effective computer skills, including word processing, spreadsheets, MS Access. Demonstrated strength working with and understanding HRMS systems; Workday related
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of the university environment and academic structure is preferred. Ability to work independently while exercising good judgement at all times. Computer experience required; MS Windows environment, Microsoft Office
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and division leaders, develops complex financial plans that link strategic plans for multiples divisions within a department, or for multiple program areas. Provides professional financial advice and
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applications from current graduate students (master’s or PhD level) and post-doctoral fellows at a recognized Canadian post-secondary educational institution. Researchers affiliated with a Canadian non-profit
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Staff - Union Job Category CUPE 2950 Job Profile CUPE 2950 Salaried - Student Info Support 4 (Gr7) Job Title Student Info Support Department Program Support 4 | Arts Academic Advising Compensation
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coordination High-level computer skills and literacy, including knowledge of MS Office products, especially MS Teams, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel Experience designing in e-learning environments, utilizing
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| Program Assistance Compensation Range $4,449.00 - $4,676.00 CAD Monthly Posting End Date July 18, 2025 Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the Posting End Date. Job End Date At UBC, we
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operational costs and could lead to inefficient working conditions. The improper execution of details associated with the management of the Digital Lab could result in a tarnished program and image of UBC and