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Join the University of Missouri as a member of the Low-Code Development & Support team. In this role, you will design, develop, and maintain enterprise applications using low-code platforms and
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and Instructure Canvas. As a Database Programmer Analyst on our team, your primary duties would include troubleshooting, analyzing, and developing software application solutions to support student
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the University. • Utilize deep knowledge of School of Medicine business processes to develop innovative reporting solutions that impact a wide range of customer and project activities. • Interpret data
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solutions related to the network infrastructure and systems. Maintain and administer multiple Windows Servers supporting infrastructure and applications - DC, DNS, File, Print, Web, Application, HyperV, SQL
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, information technology, or a related area is strongly preferred. Strong front-end and back-end web application development using HTML, CSS3, C#, AJAX, and RESTful API, within a Microsoft-based development
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recommendations. Financial Operations & Reporting Prepare, reconcile, and manage multiple funding sources including student fee revenue, professional fees, general revenue allocations, and gift funds. Create and
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or projects with potential for external funding. Maintain and update team web pages (e.g., Foundation Relations’ Upcoming Opportunities and Early Career pages), including deadlines, guidelines, and descriptions
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the Director to identify, develop, and implement benefit strategies; analyze cost and value propositions; and recommend innovative solutions aligned with industry trends, benchmarking data, and best practices
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venue utilization with responsibility for developing revenue-generating event programs, external partnerships, and premium seating initiatives. The role directs event sales strategy, oversees event
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The University of Missouri Department of Athletics is seeking an Assistant Director of Football Athletic Performance to support the physical development, performance optimization, and injury risk