678 computer-programmer-"U.S"-"University-of-St"-"U"-"U.S" positions at The University of Chicago
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allocation, the University’s budget, diversity initiatives, faculty program development, and many other manners of academic and administrative support. The staff in the Office of the Provost support the
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on the administration, compliance, financial and other related aspects of various clinical studies. The position will support and expand the University of Chicago’s Amyloidosis Program through the volume of clinical
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and executing programs and workshops, and supporting program administration including reporting and analytics. This role will primarily support students who have an interest in finance careers including
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. Certifications: Certificate of Advanced Study from a technical program in the computing field or equivalent. Technical Skills or Knowledge: Apple operating systems and common computer applications. Apple hardware
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The Pediatric Stem Cell Transplant, Cellular Therapy (TCT), the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Survivorship Program and Fertility Preservation Program, among others. Responsibilities are diverse and
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Observatory project and the Metamaterial Laboratory, and contribute to the department’s experimental CMB program. The person hired will be responsible for development of hardware, software, and analysis
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activities of moderately complex clinical studies and performs various activities including patient data retrieval, documenting clinical research records, and participation in program audits. Uses knowledge
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. The Forum’s three pillars are: 1) Teaching digital skills and tools via an M.A. degree program, Ph.D. certificate program, B.A. minor, and non-credit tutorials, 2) Research support for projects through all
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. Background with budgets, ledgers, invoices, and fiscal reporting. Background in one or more aspects of sponsored program administration in a research environment. Technical Skills or Knowledge: Skilled with
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congenital anomalies, and neurovascular disease. Our epilepsy program is collaborating with brain imaging experts to advance surgical treatments for epilepsy. Furthermore, our neurovascular research is focused