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knowledge of web browsers, plugins (e.g. Flash, Java) and cross-browser compatibility issues. Familiar with databases (e.g. Oracle, MySQL), database design, and related tools (e.g. Toad, SQL Developer
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, and may extend to future student administration systems used at UBC as they are developed and implemented. The Clerk works closely with the Business Systems Administrator on tasks such as
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, creating multimedia assets, and web content. The role also involves training users in media technologies, leading workshops, and developing resources to promote effective and responsible use of multimedia
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Staff - Non Union Job Category M&P - AAPS Job Profile AAPS Salaried - Development & Alumni Engagement, Level B Job Title Alumni Engagement Officer Department Alumni Engagement | Development and
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configures UBC owned computer hardware Installs, replaces and configures desktop video conferencing equipment Installs and maintains application software packages on PC and Mac clients (e.g. MS Office, Web
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management and storage. Coordinates services or projects such as reference, teaching and instruction, collections development and management, web presence, subject guides and/or information guides, etc. During
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. - Investigates and remains current with industry technology trends in the Web Application Security field such as: web application firewalls, web application vulnerability scanners, web application development, web
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of the world’s fish stocks based on the reconstructed catches and the estimation of maximum sustainable yields (CMSY/BSM) method developed by Rainer Froese and colleagues through the Minderoo Project. The Data
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administrative functions related to the pre-onboarding and onboarding of Residence Advisors and Senior Residence Advisors including, but not limited to: developing and updating web-based content, overseeing
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UBC's people strategy (e.g. Focus on People or equivalent), the recruitment experience, the orientation & onboarding experience, learning and leadership development, rewards and recognition, and how