The Managing Director, Sector Partnerships is responsible for leading and scaling partnerships in workforce development. This role oversees projects, manages communications, analyzes labor market data, and serves as the primary liaison for employer relationships to develop talent and meet industry needs.

The Workforce & Continuing Education Specialist coordinates and develops continuing education programs, evaluates their effectiveness, manages class schedules, and recruits instructors. Responsibilities include preparing promotional materials, maintaining records, and managing budgets while ensuring effective communication with various stakeholders.

The Senior Accountant is responsible for analyzing and reconciling complex financial records and reports. Key tasks include preparing financial statements, managing client relationships, ensuring compliance with regulations, and leading staff. Requires strong analytical skills and the ability to work with large data sets while maintaining accurate accounting practices.

The Facilitator for Learning and Development in Mechatronics is responsible for designing, delivering, and evaluating training programs, enhancing instructional quality, and collaborating with industry partners. The role involves developing training strategies, assessing training needs, and maintaining up-to-date knowledge of trends in adult education and industry standards.

The Sponsored Billing Manager assists in the planning and oversight of a departmental segment, helps implement efficient policies, prepares necessary reports for management, and ensures optimum performance of the team. The role involves multi-tasking, customer service, and tracking strategic goals within the organization.

The student assistant supports various departmental operations at Dallas College, assisting visitors, compiling data, providing program support, and performing administrative duties.

The student assistant supports departmental operations, assisting visitors, compiling data for projects, and performing technical and administrative duties as required. They must work independently, handle confidential information, and complete job-related tasks as assigned.

The Coordinator of Student Life oversees the daily operations of the Student Life department, coordinating programs and events, guiding staff, and collaborating with students to enhance campus life and promote leadership opportunities.

The DQN Intern position provides practical work experience in a field related to the candidate's degree. Under close mentorship, interns will engage in various tasks and projects, gaining exposure to professional procedures and interacting with colleagues and stakeholders. The role demands effective communication, a strong work ethic, and the ability to adapt in a dynamic environment while providing customer service.

The Workforce Scholars internship at Dallas College provides an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience under professional mentorship. Interns will assist with various tasks, shadow office personnel, attend company events, and engage in documentation and clerical duties while adhering to organizational policies.

The Senior Administrative Assistant provides advanced administrative support to staff, faculty, and students, manages official college records, coordinates office procedures, schedules meetings, and ensures confidentiality with sensitive information. They collaborate with various stakeholders and may support senior executives in their daily operations.

The Assistant Director for Special Populations will assist in achieving administrative, academic, and community goals. Responsibilities include managing grant programs, collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance educational services, ensuring compliance with regulations, and leading projects aimed at improving adult education services across multiple campuses.

The Senior Procurement Analyst at Dallas College manages procurement processes for materials and services, ensuring compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include vendor negotiation, preparing bid documents, contract analysis, and maintaining relationships with suppliers, while also keeping updated on industry standards and guiding teams on procurement practices.

The Peer Mentor provides support to students by introducing campus resources, assisting with goal setting and academic planning, and tutoring at-risk students in a self-paced environment. Key responsibilities include answering questions, assisting students with career planning tools, and guiding them in customizing course selections.

The Senior Manager for Grant Projects leads and coordinates grant development and delivery of services aligned with organizational initiatives. Responsibilities include managing grant proposals, ensuring compliance with funding agency requirements, developing long-term plans for program sustainability, and fostering relationships within the community and with stakeholders.

The Program Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring programs to ensure participation and compliance with grant objectives. Key responsibilities require managing the student application process, analyzing financial data, and liaising between the college and external partners, all while providing excellent customer service and maintaining timely communication with diverse stakeholders.

The Program Lead provides comprehensive academic and personal support to students, working with the Senior Manager to develop outreach, mentoring services, and program implementation targeting diverse student needs, while collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance student success at Dallas College.

The Senior Program Development Specialist is responsible for designing and administering educational programs while evaluating their effectiveness. This role involves collaborating with stakeholders, managing budgets, and overseeing staff, ensuring program goals are met. Additionally, the specialist will address issues unique to student populations and enhance program offerings based on assessment results.

The Student Assistant position involves part-time on-campus employment for students, providing office assistance and support to staff and faculty. Responsibilities include maintaining organization, paying attention to detail, and fulfilling various office tasks in a professional environment. Bilingual skills are preferred.

The Director, Post Award provides leadership in grant management and compliance at Dallas College. The role involves overseeing federal and state grant activities, ensuring compliance with regulations, and managing relationships with stakeholders. Responsibilities also include training new grant managers, analyzing data for compliance, and developing performance reports.