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communications with others. Basic computer skills such as word processing and email. Ability to effectively interact with University community members for the purpose of program development. Preferred
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: Works with the CISO and OIT leadership to maintain the Identity and Access Management (IAM) program for the University, including creating and maintaining processes for the identity management practices
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to articulate research objectives and hypotheses, and ability to work as part of a team. Excellent analytical ability and in-depth knowledge with at least one programming language. Preferred Qualifications
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, and programming for students in the fraternity and sorority community. Collaborates with students, advisors, and other stakeholders to advance the Fraternity and Sorority community at The University
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Specialist II serves as the subject matter expert for benefit programs and associated policies and procedures. Provide guidance and training to entry-level specialists. Provides assistance to employees about
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, and tracking of new research protocols, amendments, and continuing reviews of protocols. Supports post approval monitoring program and the reliance process. Provides guidance, assistance, and support to
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communications skills. Preferred Qualifications: Two (2) years of experience using proprietary programming languages to enable and alter controls software, and entering these new programs into control system
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University of Alabama invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track Instructor of Management. This position will contribute significantly to our undergraduate and graduate programs by delivering high
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undergraduate student. Punctual. Ability to work at least 2 shifts per week. Skills and Knowledge: Excellent verbal communication skills. Ability to quickly learn new computer programs. Ability to work
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marketing plans and calendars. Consults with product and/or program development. Additional Department Summary: Implements strategies and tactics for the marketing of programs in the Office of Teaching