61 programming-language-"Washington-University-in-St" positions at University of Liverpool
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The University is embarking on an ambitious programme to move its on premise Unit4 Finance system to a cloud-based solution. A programme team has been established involving the Universitys Finance
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should have a minimum of three GCSE (or equivalent) at Grade C or above, including English. These positions are offered on a fixed term basis until June 2026. Commitment to Diversity The University
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data sets, ideally in a HE environment, and 3 GCSEs at Grade C or above (or equivalent) including English Language. You should also have excellent communication, problem-solving and IT skills with
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- Saturday, times to be agreed with evening work required You should have a minimum of 3 GCSEs or equivalent qualification, at grade C or above, including English and Mathematics. Interviews are anticipated
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competing priorities in a complex environment. You should have a minimum of 3 GCSE or equivalent at Grade C or above, including English. Responsibilities include maintaining accurate records, managing
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We are seeking an enthusiastic individual to work as a Clinical Research Assistant for a programme of research called Children Growing Up in Liverpool. Working under the direction of the Programme
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of CPD are essential attributes. You should either possess a Master's degree in a relevant subject or be registered on such a programme. In addition, you will need to demonstrate evidence of
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including checking stock of paper. You should have 3 GCSEs at Grade C or above (or equivalent), including English and Maths. There are two permanent posts available: - 1 post x 21 hours per week: Sunday
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and cognitive neuroscience (including pain), forensic, investigative and conflict psychology, language development and lifespan, health and wellbeing (see job description for priority areas). You will
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(pharmacovigilance). Our previous work has shown that SAVSNET veterinary free-text clinical narratives are a source of real-world pharmacovigilance data. Here we will extend this work by using neural language models