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The Research Assistant will perform molecular biology experiments, analyze transcriptomic data, coordinate experiments across labs, and manage Drosophila husbandry and genetics. This role involves applying genetic tools to study memory and addiction at a cellular level using a combination of experimental and bioinformatics approaches.

The Research Assistant will support the lab's experimental work, assist in maintaining the rodent colony, and help with various laboratory procedures, focusing on the molecular mechanisms of brain wiring. The role requires planning, execution of experiments, and collaboration with a diverse team.

As the mascot, Bruno serves as the primary ambassador for Brown University Athletics at sporting events and functions around campus and the community. Bruno performs various duties from fan engagement initiatives at games, appearances at charitable functions, and spreading excitement at all activities attended. Previous mascot or acting experience is preferred but not required. Candidates should be energetic, love to interact and engage with others, and possess a willingness to support a diverse and inclusive campus.

The Athletics Marketing Assistant will support the Athletics Marketing Department with game day tasks, including set up and take down of equipment, coordinating in-game promotions, interacting with fans, and assisting with event knowledge. This role requires a friendly demeanor and availability during game days, including weekends.

The Project Manager leads multidiscipline projects enhancing the University’s facilities, ensuring effective stewardship for budgets ranging from $50,000 to $5,000,000 and larger. Responsibilities include collaboration with diverse stakeholders, managing project timelines, budgets, and administration of contracts, while adhering to building codes and design practices.

The Structural Trades Specialist performs journeyman level tasks in general building and equipment maintenance, including carpentry, masonry, painting, and more. They prioritize and complete work independently while responding to campus emergencies. The role requires physical stamina and the ability to read blueprints and service documents.

The Supervisor of Structural Trades oversees daily activities in structural trades, including carpentry and roofing. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with safety codes, inventory management, supervising staff, and implementing process improvements while providing high-quality customer service.

The Community-Engaged Research Partnership Specialist will manage partnerships and community engagement activities for local collaborative research initiatives. This role involves collaboration with stakeholders from various sectors and supports initiatives focused on health and environmental issues, aiming to enhance research effectiveness through community involvement.

Manage, maintain and support the School of Engineering's computing infrastructure. Responsibilities include software installation, configuration, monitoring, troubleshooting, and providing training to IT support staff. The role requires evaluating vendor software, managing projects, and authoring documentation while ensuring security and performance optimization.

The Project Manager will lead multidiscipline projects supporting the university's academic and facilities needs, managing budgets ranging from $50,000 to $5,000,000, and collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure timely completion and adherence to standards.

The Dean’s Coordinator for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will coordinate activities for the Dean, serving as a liaison between various stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing projects, events, and meetings, while maintaining strong communication and organizational skills.

The Senior/Lead Network Engineer is responsible for planning, designing, and implementing network services, including wired, wireless, and data center networks. They lead projects, develop proposals, research new technologies, and communicate effectively with various stakeholders, ensuring reliable network operations and security.

The Senior Web Developer at the Office of Information Technology is responsible for planning, designing, coding, documenting, testing, and maintaining custom web applications that support Brown's faculty, staff, and students. They collaborate with the team to promote standardization and efficiencies across the division. The role requires demonstrated expertise in web application development, project management, and proficiency in various programming languages and frameworks.

The Grants and Financial Specialist oversees grants administration, managing pre- and post-award tasks, subcontract administration, and financial analysis. They serve as a liaison among various stakeholders and ensure compliance with deadlines while demonstrating financial analytical ability and excellent communication skills.

The Football Game Day Filmer will operate camera equipment to film varsity football games for coaching purposes. Responsibilities include ensuring quality footage by understanding football rules and effectively using camera controls. The position requires teamwork, communication skills, and professionalism around players and officials.

The ADA/504 Coordinator ensures compliance with ADA and related federal laws, coordinating the university's policies for persons with disabilities. Responsibilities include tracking compliance progress, consulting with various university offices, providing training materials on ADA processes, and assisting community members with accommodation requests.

The Humanities Librarian at Brown University Library provides research support and library instruction to various academic departments, focusing on collaboration and collection development. Responsibilities include outreach to faculty and students, managing library resources, and developing instructional materials that enhance research capabilities in the humanities.

The E-Resources Discovery and Access Librarian at Brown University will manage e-resources metadata, enhance discovery in Alma/Primo, and ensure stable online access to electronic resources. Responsibilities include leading a team, providing leadership in e-resource troubleshooting, and supporting library professionals with diverse backgrounds and experiences.

The Research Assistant will support the lab by performing molecular biology experiments, analyzing transcriptomic data, coordinating experiments, and maintaining Drosophila. They will utilize experimental planning and design, conduct lab techniques, and work on multi-omic experiments to support neuroscience research.

Selling tickets and will-call at athletic events, providing customer service, processing sales, managing complimentary tickets, scanning tickets, assisting with online purchases, and seating guests. Must have prior customer service experience and math skills for cash handling.