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Job Description The IT department of the Pamplin College of Business is seeking a web developer who is skilled in designing front ends to enhance and maintain the customer-facing aspects of our web
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machine learning for next-generation wireless networks, (ii) Foundations of semantic communications and age of information, (iii) Stochastic geometry and spatial modeling of large-scale wireless systems
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, university policy, and legal compliance. Required Qualifications · Bachelor's degree in web development, web design, information science, computer science, instructional design, learning technology, assistive
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are core to the position: • Create, edit, maintain, and organize geographic and tabular data. • Create high-quality products, print and web maps, web mapping applications (i.e. story maps, dashboards, etc
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web hosting technologies. - experience using virtualization/containerization techniques and cloud computing best practices including network and data security. The successful candidate will
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-oriented expertise in the development and maintenance of data management systems and processes, the development of data collection and reporting applications, and the development and support of web-based
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equalization strategies •Demonstrated ability in troubleshooting AV components and systems •Experience with various web-conferencing, live streaming, and lecture capture applications/hardware •Ability to operate
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reshape ecological communities. Our molecular ecology research uses DNA metabarcoding and environmental DNA (eDNA) to track food webs, seed dispersal, and pollination networks in the Mariana Islands
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the development and maintenance of data management systems and processes, the development of data collection and reporting applications, and the development and support of web-based systems and reports
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. • Maintain organized digital asset libraries and adhere to Virginia Tech branding and accessibility standards. • Support the development of marketing materials—brochures, postcards, presentations, and web