48 scheduling-algorithms uni jobs at University of California Irvine in United States
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for Junior, Assistant, Associate, and full Specialists. We are currently accepting applications from candidates with a robust training background in imaging instrumentation or image algorithm development
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moderately complex algorithms. Performs scientific modeling with parallel simulations on HPC machines, including testing/debugging software. Applies effective programming security practices. 50% Executes test
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are not limited to the following: Maintains an electronic calendar of the PI's activities. Provides committee assistance, including the scheduling of meetings including provision for teleconferencing
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Information Manager, the Front Office Services Representative, Lead schedules patient appointments for the General Medical Clinic, Specialty Clinics and Nurse Clinic using the computerized patient scheduling
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of clinical practice. Experience in a large university counseling center. Interest in the application and integration of social justice in counseling center work. Special Conditions: This position's schedule is
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furnishings, floor coverings, and window treatments. Ability to coordinate with the maintenance team to schedule and coordinate rapid and complex turnovers. Leadership and communication skills. Ability
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experience. Preferred: Ability to order supplies. Ability to report damages. Special Conditions: Available for overtime and weekend work. Work schedules are subject to change to meet department's needs
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. Clarity of focus while juggling complex projects and/or deadlines. Ability to meet demanding work schedule expectations. Ability to work independently with both school and institutional goals in mind
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practices and benefits . Pay Rate:$30.56/hr Required: 3-5 years Relevant experience. Calendar and Scheduling Management. Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook calendar to coordinate and manage the executive's
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the supervision of Dr. Karen D. Lincoln in the implementation of two community-based research studies by attending scheduled events and site visits to conduct in-person surveys for two funded studies: 1) Joy & Pain