The Operations Coordinator II will provide day-to-day coordination and support for programs, including customer service, organizing events, enrollment reporting, writing program materials, and assisting team leaders with meetings and functions.

The Senior Administrative Coordinator for the Centers will provide operational, logistical, and administrative support to enhance the student experience at Cornell. Responsibilities include event coordination, budget tracking, departmental communications, and direct support to the Senior Associate Dean of Students. This role demands strong organizational skills, collaboration, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion.

The Office and Development Coordinator at Cornell University supports Alumni Affairs and Development in New York City. Responsibilities include assisting with fundraising efforts, event coordination, office management, and data reporting. The role requires strong organizational and communication skills, and the ability to work collaboratively in a complex environment.

The RJEF Program Coordinator will provide administrative support for programming activities and community partnerships, manage budgets, coordinate event planning, develop marketing strategies, and assist in strategic planning. This role includes collaboration with diverse teams and handling program-related contracts. Passion for racial justice is also essential.

The Major Gift Associate will work within the Alumni Affairs & Development division to develop compelling fundraising materials and manage data. Responsibilities include synthesizing large data sets, conducting research, drafting correspondence for university officials, and executing stewardship activities for major donors. The role requires strong writing, research skills, and the ability to work under tight deadlines.

The Senior Director, Alumni Engagement at Cornell University is responsible for leading alumni engagement strategies, managing a team of officers, and developing initiatives that enhance alumni participation and philanthropy. This role involves planning events, fostering relationships, and balancing traditional and innovative engagement practices while overseeing significant budgetary resources.

The Senior Research Administrator will oversee sponsor reporting and financial management for research projects, supporting Principal Investigators with post-award services and compliance. They will analyze award requirements, develop financial reports, manage multiple funding sources, and participate in financial planning processes.

The Advancement Services Planning Analyst at Cornell University is responsible for developing sustainable business solutions for Advancement Services, engaging in technology implementations, improving financial reporting, ensuring data integrity, and managing special projects to streamline processes. This role requires strong analytical skills and the ability to collaborate effectively.

The Associate Director of Alumni Engagement will enhance alumni involvement by implementing strategic initiatives, managing volunteer leaders, coordinating regional and virtual events, and collaborating with fundraising teams to support alumni giving efforts. This role requires strong leadership and communication skills to cultivate an inclusive alumni community.

The OISE Program Coordinator at Cornell will oversee administrative support and event planning for the Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement. This role includes managing communication among stakeholders, providing assistance to senior staff, leading program coordination, and ensuring the successful execution of graduate student events while advocating for diversity and inclusion.

The S05 Greenhouse Grower will assist the Greenhouse Supervisor with the daily operations, providing care for plants, maintaining cleanliness, monitoring equipment, and performing advanced plant care tasks. They will follow sustainability guidelines and communicate with the supervisor while adhering to safety protocols.

The Director of Public Interest and Community Engagement will support Cornell Law School's Career Development Office, focusing on public interest opportunities, job counseling, and community engagement. This role includes enhancing programming, maintaining relationships with legal employers, and planning events while fostering an inclusive work environment.

The Accounting Transaction Specialist supports various customer groups by coordinating, monitoring, and providing accounting and financial support services in accounts receivable, accounts payable, and general ledger. The role ensures compliance, interprets university policies, and collaborates with team members to develop best practices while maintaining exceptional customer service.

The Accounting Transaction Specialist coordinates and supports accounting functions related to accounts receivable, accounts payable, and general ledger while ensuring compliance and transaction accuracy. This role involves collaboration with the Financial Manager and the Financial Transaction Center team to maintain high-quality customer service and develop best practices.

The Sponsored Research Lead for CIDER is responsible for facilitating research programs, maintaining funding opportunity catalogs, and providing technical support for grant proposals. This role involves collaboration with faculty and fellows, effective communication and representation with external partners, and contributing to the promotion of CIDER research.

The Field Support Specialist will support research activities to enhance profitability and sustainability in dairy, livestock, and field crops, assist in educational programs, collect field data, maintain research plots, and prepare related documentation and materials.

The Project Manager will lead the planning and execution of Cornell's capital construction and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include project administration, procurement, design management, and overseeing construction activities. The PM will collaborate with diverse teams, mentor junior staff, and develop effective relationships with stakeholders to ensure the successful completion of projects.

The Public Policy Engagement Coordinator will manage policy engagement initiatives, facilitate community research and data analysis, assess outcomes of learning programs, and help implement the school’s strategic engagement plan. Responsibilities include organizing academic activities, building community partnerships, and collecting engagement data.

As a Senior Network Engineer, you will design, implement, and support complex networking technologies, collaborate with teams on projects, serve as a subject matter expert, and conduct research on innovative solutions for Cornell's IT operations.

The Communication Specialist III will lead and execute strategic communications for the Department of Global Development, focusing on content creation for various platforms, analytics tracking, and collaborative outreach initiatives. Strong writing and digital media skills are essential for effectively engaging diverse internal and external audiences.