91 postdoc-in-postdoc-in-automation-and-control positions at University of Toronto in Canada
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expense and help ensure that event costs are controlled within the established budget Liaising with vendors, suppliers, and service providers to coordinate deliveries and services required
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; ability to deal with individuals in a manner which facilitates cooperation and consensus building. Command of contemporary equity, diversity, and inclusion concepts, paradigms and issues. Ability
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Advanced programming skills in Python and C++ Excellent software project management skills Advanced skills in Git or similar version control system Superior problem solving and analytical ability
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/documentation experience Advanced programming skills in Python and C++ Excellent software project management skills Advanced skills in Git or similar version control system Superior problem solving and analytical
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payroll systems. Knowledge of and experience with interpreting policies and procedures of the Unviersity of Toronto or other related educational institutions. Experience in finance modeling, budget control
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in Probability and Statistics, Quality Control, Reliability, Asset Management, Deterministic and Stochastic Operations Research, and related areas, to undergraduate and graduate students from across
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classification, archiving, and access control to ensure data security, compliance,and efficient lifecycle management across the enterprise data warehouse. Drive the cleanup and organization of the existing data
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security equipment (e.g., radio dispatch system, surveillance equipment, electronic fire-intrusion alarm systems, CCTV, computers and access control systems); and maintain and update the Campus Safety
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security equipment (e.g., radio dispatch system, surveillance equipment, electronic fire-intrusion alarm systems, CCTV, computers and access control systems); and maintain and update the Campus Safety
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the successful applicant’s interventional studies. The successful applicant will have expertise in interventional or experimental research (e.g., randomized controlled trials, crossover studies, etc.) involving