The Media Relations Specialist will enhance media coverage for Cornell University through media requests, story pitching, and organizing media events while coordinating with faculty and administration.

The Art Department Manager oversees daily operations, manages finances and human resources, collaborates on initiatives, and leads the department's support staff.

The role involves software development for migrating arXiv to the cloud, rewriting code from Perl and PHP to Python, managing deployments, writing test cases, and contributing to CI/CD processes.

The Program Director will manage collaborations among diverse organizations, expand membership, and lead research activities, ensuring effective communication and project management.

The Software Engineer IV will lead the migration of arXiv’s system to the cloud, rewriting existing code, managing cloud deployments, and contributing to Open Source Projects, while fostering a culture of inclusion within the team.

The Student Success Navigator will engage with students and families, develop partnerships for college readiness, and support student transition initiatives, fostering an inclusive campus environment.

You will lead administrative processes for the School of the Environment, supervise staff, manage workflows, and ensure compliance with policies.

The Student Success Navigator engages with students and their families, supports partnerships with schools and organizations, enhances college readiness, and promotes diversity and inclusion within CALS at Cornell.

The Network Engineer supports campus IT operations, managing network infrastructure, IT facilities, and logistics support while collaborating with various stakeholders.

The DevOps Software Engineer will manage cloud deployments, automate processes, design infrastructure as code strategies, and implement CI/CD pipelines for a three-year cloud project for arXiv.

This role provides operational leadership for the Dairy Profit Monitor Program and supports the Dairy Advancement Program, including administrative tasks, analysis, and educational development while liaising with faculty and industry professionals.

The Financial Operations Specialist will manage financial transactions, ensure compliance reporting, verify travel document coding, and support the finance team in a D1 Athletics program.

The Ecotoxicologist will assess contaminant impacts on fish and wildlife, develop ecological standards, conduct field sampling, and ensure compliance through reporting.

The Program Coordinator will manage scheduling, administrative processes, budgets, document preparation, and collaborate on marketing and communications for LEL events and programs.

The Associate Director will represent Cornell University in Federal Relations, engage with policymakers, and monitor legislative proposals affecting higher education.

The EOP/HEOP Advisor provides counseling to first-generation and low-income students, including academic, personal, and financial support, while also advising on admissions and recruitment processes.

The Accelerator Control Specialist will develop and modernize control systems, maintain software, manage clusters, and lead projects within the CESR group.

The Program Director will lead the development and implementation of a Motivational Interviewing-based Well-being Coaching Program, promoting student growth. Responsibilities include training, supervision, program evaluation, and campus collaboration.

The Full Stack Developer will enhance and maintain software applications, develop Generative AI integrations, and troubleshoot issues, collaborating with various teams in an agile environment.

The Veterans Affairs and Enrollment Certification Coordinator supports compliance with VA and DoD education benefits, coordinates student enrollment data, and ensures adherence to academic regulations for veteran students, while providing excellent customer service and maintaining accurate records.