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The Assistant Embedded Software Engineer will design and develop embedded software tools, conduct software analysis, ensure performance with state-of-the-art techniques, and test VHDL for FPGAs. The role involves working collaboratively within a team that focuses on software resilience for government projects.

The Research Associate will assist in scaling training for instructors, experimenting with content for hands-on workshops, and improving existing advanced workshops at the Computer Science Outreach Division.

The Research Associate will conduct research on healthcare AI, focusing on pretraining foundation models for healthcare applications, designing tasks for real healthcare workflows, collaborating with AI researchers and healthcare professionals, and evaluating models for various healthcare applications.

The Research Associate will manage relationships with partner schools, observe classrooms, provide teacher mentorship, support professional development, and collect feedback and data for research projects related to a mixed-reality educational system for STEM learning.

In this role, you'll manage customer relationships and capture R&D opportunities within the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community. Responsibilities include shaping business development goals, engaging stakeholders, collaborating with technical teams, and suggesting process improvements to enhance mission outcomes.

As a Reverse Engineer Researcher, you will reverse engineer malicious software, develop analytical tools, identify security threats, and participate in the security community through documentation and collaboration. You'll work with a range of technologies and programming languages to address complex cybersecurity challenges.

The Associate Reverse Engineer Researcher will reverse engineer malicious code, develop analysis methods and tools, document threats, and participate in security community initiatives, requiring strong technical writing and communication skills.

The Software Measurement and Estimation Data Scientist will enhance software estimation processes, develop cost estimation models, analyze historical data, and collaborate with teams to align cost estimates with budgeting. This role involves presenting findings to senior management and requires strong analytical skills and financial understanding relevant to software development.

The STEM Ambassador will plan and execute STEM activities, mentor youth, and collaborate with volunteers in a variety of settings. Responsibilities include teaching curriculum, adapting activities for different age groups, and participating in training. This role is suited for high school students interested in STEM education.

The Administrative Assistant will provide crucial support to the SEI Security group, focusing on office management, budget maintenance, and administrative assistance tasks. Key responsibilities include managing travel requests, coordinating meetings, maintaining calendars, and serving as a liaison between security and other departments. The role requires accountability, decision-making, and effective communication skills.

The Research Scientist will develop innovative technical and policy solutions for the semiconductor industry through collaborative research, modeling techniques, and raising research funds. Responsibilities include leading integrative research, mentoring, and representing CMU at events.

The Senior Writer/Editor in the Finance Division will create and manage high-level executive communications for internal and external audiences. Responsibilities include drafting presentations, email communications, and reports while ensuring clarity, accuracy, and adherence to diversity values. The role involves collaboration with finance leadership and requires excellent writing and organizational skills to meet tight deadlines.

As a Robotics Engineer at NREC, you will develop and deploy computer vision modules for diverse applications, work with multi-functional teams, prototype algorithms, and ensure production quality in software development. You will engage with sponsors and investigate innovative techniques pertinent to robotics. Expect a blend of academic rigor and practical engineering in your tasks.

The Senior Sponsored Research Accountant will manage financial administration of sponsored research projects, ensuring compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include overseeing funding management, cost estimates, budgeting, invoicing, revenue recognition, variance analysis, cash flow management, compliance, and reporting. This role also requires training junior staff and utilizing financial management systems to enhance reporting efficiency.

The Program Coordinator supports the Carnegie Mellon University's Center for Executive Education in Technology Policy by managing administrative tasks, coordinating programs, assisting instructors, fostering stakeholder relationships, and generating reports and marketing content. The role ensures the efficient operation of educational initiatives both online and in person.

The Sourcing Specialist/Senior Category Manager oversees strategic sourcing and supplier negotiations to secure the best value for Carnegie Mellon University. This role involves developing sourcing strategies, conducting market analysis, managing supplier relationships, and advising internal buyers on procurement policies. Key responsibilities also include financial analysis and ensuring compliance with contract obligations while mentoring procurement staff.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will develop, test, and maintain software systems while collaborating with cross-domain teams. You will contribute to design and technology choices, ensuring secure and resilient systems, and work with sponsors to create innovative solutions based on customer requirements.

The Associate Embedded Software Engineer will design and develop embedded software tools, conduct software analysis, and ensure deterministic performance using state-of-the-art techniques. The role involves creating prototypes, conducting performance tests, and developing software for VHDL analysis for FPGAs. Collaboration in a team environment is crucial.

The role involves designing and developing embedded software tools, creating software prototypes, conducting analysis to identify weaknesses, and testing VHDL for FPGAs. The engineer will ensure high performance through advanced techniques while collaborating with a team focused on government software challenges.

The Technical Lead will guide software development projects utilizing C and C++, mentor junior developers, create prototypes, engage with customers for requirements, and ensure high-quality software delivery while analyzing existing systems. This role also involves utilizing static analysis tools to improve code quality and security.