The MSE Team Mentor provides guidance to MSE students on their capstone project, facilitating meetings, evaluating project teams, and supporting students with resources. The role emphasizes adaptability while ensuring students are equipped with key software engineering principles.

The Accounting and Financial Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University's UEIS Division will oversee complex accounting transactions, manage purchasing activities, and generate financial reports. The role involves collaborating with faculty and staff to support strategic objectives and enhance the research landscape. Strong organizational and communication skills are required to maintain accurate financial records and assist with budget preparation.

The Learning Experience Designer coordinates with the Executive Education team to create engaging and effective learning experiences for executive audiences. Responsibilities include proposal development, content creation, project management, and evaluating program effectiveness. Requires collaboration with faculty and stakeholders to design learner-centered programs and integrate technology.

The Administrative Assistant II will provide support for faculty members in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. Responsibilities include managing calendars, scheduling meetings, coordinating travel, providing general administrative support, and assisting with departmental tasks and events.

As a Slate Administrator, you will maintain and enhance CRM tools to support admissions and enrollment processes, troubleshoot systems, and document business procedures while collaborating with various partners to improve student experiences.

The Assistant Vice President for Research Budget and Financial Planning at CMU will oversee financial planning and operations to support university-wide research initiatives, develop and implement financial strategies and models, manage budgets, and collaborate across departments to enhance operational excellence.

The Associate Director of Student Services at Tepper School of Business is responsible for enhancing the student experience by providing academic advising, program management, and supporting student organizations. They will collaborate with faculty and campus services, mentor students, and develop initiatives that promote a vibrant and inclusive community.

As a Financial Data Analyst, you will enhance data collection, analysis, and visualization practices to inform financial and operational decisions at Carnegie Mellon University. Your role involves managing data quality, developing financial models, creating dashboards, and collaborating with various departments to improve data sharing and understanding of university operations.

The Manager of Research Integrity oversees compliance programs related to conflict of interest and outside activities at a research university. Responsibilities include policy development, reviewing disclosures, collaborating with institutional departments, providing training, and supporting investigations of research misconduct. Focus on enhancing compliance and monitoring regulatory changes is key.

The Program Manager will oversee program planning and delivery logistics for the Tepper Executive Education team, coordinating communications, managing event logistics, and ensuring operational efficiency for executive education programs. This role involves budget management, participant communication, and fostering relationships with clients and stakeholders.

The STEM Ambassador will plan and execute STEM activities, co-create curriculum, provide mentorship, and collaborate with youth in a summer program. This role emphasizes inclusivity, leadership, and engagement in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education.

The Finance Manager will oversee a multi-year $50M+ grant, managing daily financial operations, analyzing financial data, and developing reports and dashboards for stakeholders. This role includes cross-campus engagement, financial forecasting, and monitoring subrecipients' invoices.

The Senior Cybersecurity Engineer will support critical infrastructure and Department of Defense partners by addressing operational, enterprise, and technology risks. Responsibilities include delivering cybersecurity training, applying cybersecurity standards, conducting assessments, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to solve complex issues.

The Embedded Software Engineer will design and develop software prototypes focused on software resilience, utilizing skills in RTOS scheduling and memory management. Responsibilities include creating embedded software tools, conducting software analysis, ensuring performance, and interfacing with hardware to meet design goals.

The Executive Assistant III role at CMU involves supporting the Vice President by managing administrative tasks, communication, financial functions, and handling sensitive information. The assistant will troubleshoot issues, prepare reports, manage calendars, and coordinate meetings, ensuring smooth office operations and project execution.

As a Senior C++ Engineer, you will design and develop software prototypes, analyze and test embedded software, and identify vulnerabilities in source code. You'll collaborate with a team to enhance software resilience and tackle significant challenges in national security software systems.

As a Senior AI Engineer, you will utilize advanced statistics and data analytics to develop solutions for cybersecurity challenges. Responsibilities include building models, executing studies, and presenting findings. You'll collaborate with professionals in the field and engage in research and prototype development in areas like machine learning and natural language processing.

The Robotics Engineer will develop software for autonomous ground robotic systems, integrate software and hardware components, conduct field tests, and create development tools. The role involves collaboration in a dynamic team focusing on robotics applications in challenging environments.

The Slate Administrator is responsible for maintaining and enhancing CRM tools and systems within the Office of Enrollment Management. This role includes project lifecycle management, creating testing solutions, documenting processes, and building necessary tools for student enrollment initiatives. Excellent interpersonal skills and technology proficiency are required to ensure a quality experience for students.

The Reverse Engineer Researcher will reverse engineer malicious code, develop analysis methods and tools, assess emerging security threats, and contribute to the security community. Responsibilities include technical documentation and collaboration with high-impact customers.