The Project Manager IV role involves supporting natural resource conservation efforts through full stack web development using the .NET software stack. Responsibilities include designing web applications, collaborating with clients, and assessing new technologies in a team environment.

The Manager will oversee general operations, coordinate multi-research projects, manage compliance protocols, handle livestock maintenance, and assist with budgeting and reporting at the Animal Reproduction and Biotechnology Building.

The Extension Program Specialist I will plan, implement, and evaluate educational programs related to agriculture. Responsibilities include grant writing, producing educational materials, managing projects, and working with volunteers. The role supports agricultural research and program delivery for internal and external stakeholders.

The Lead Data Analyst will manage complex data projects, design and implement analysis workflows, develop statistical models, establish data collection systems, and collaborate with researchers to derive actionable insights for community-based health initiatives.

The Copywriter will produce engaging written content for various platforms, ensuring effective communication of the Texas Community Watershed Partners' mission. Responsibilities include developing marketing materials, reports, scripts for multimedia, and collaborating with team members and partners on content strategies.

The Business Development Program Coordinator will oversee the USDA funded Rio Grande Colonias Food Business Center, providing coordination, technical assistance, and support to small and mid-sized food and farm businesses. Responsibilities include client engagement, resource identification, and community outreach, while maintaining record keeping and tracking client progress.

The Student Assistant supports the District 12 Administrative Team by providing computer user and technical assistance, overseeing computer system performance, developing training materials, performing data entry, maintaining websites, and managing vehicle fleet support while working cooperatively with others.

The Research Student Assistant will support the Texas A&M AgriLife Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center by working on special projects and conducting literature reviews to screen studies for evidence based on set criteria.

The Assistant Professor conducts research on sustainable livestock production systems, focusing on airborne emissions and waste management. Responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, securing funding, publishing research, mentoring students, and contributing to community growth in agriculture.

The Assistant Professor in Forestry at Texas A&M AgriLife Research will develop and lead a nationally recognized research program focusing on forest management, productivity, and sustainability. Key responsibilities include addressing researchable issues in forestry, publishing findings, collaborating with industry professionals, mentoring graduate students, and contributing to the economic viability of the Texas Forestry Industry.

The Strategic Partnerships Manager leads the Rural Student Success Initiative by building relationships with educational stakeholders, facilitating collaborative meetings, developing project goals, and overseeing project implementation. They monitor educational data trends, coordinate training events, and prepare project documentation while ensuring successful partnerships between educational institutions.

The Field Crops Extension Entomologist will develop and deliver educational programming focused on pest management for field crops in the Texas Panhandle, while conducting applied research to address key agricultural needs. Responsibilities include technical expertise in pest management, collaboration with industry leaders, and securing funding for research efforts.

The role involves developing educational programs and conducting applied research to aid small flock and niche poultry producers and the commercial poultry industry. Responsibilities include engaging with industry stakeholders, creating training opportunities, and mentoring graduate students, with an emphasis on quality and safety in poultry products.

The Research Specialist I will assist the Healthy Living research team by coordinating community-based research projects, preparing grant applications, managing research-related tasks, recruiting study participants, and collecting data. This role includes both technical and administrative support to enhance the team's efforts in reducing health disparities through agriculture-focused initiatives.

The Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist in Wildlife Management will develop and implement educational programs, conduct applied research, and support county extension agents. Responsibilities include collaborating with various agencies and stakeholders, assessing community needs, and publishing research findings. The role also involves mentoring and training agents, creating innovative educational resources, and establishing partnerships for wildlife management.

The College Access Specialist coordinates and supports the Rural Student Success Initiative by overseeing college access programs in rural districts, fostering relationships among stakeholders, providing training, monitoring project compliance, and reporting progress and impacts.

The position involves managing a feedlot and conducting research as part of a Ph.D. program in Animal Science at Texas A&M. Responsibilities include overseeing animal feeding, inventory management, employee supervision, and assisting in research project design and data collection.

The Extension Program Specialist I will plan, implement, and evaluate educational programs for new employees, focusing on employee development and continuous learning. Responsibilities include managing training events, creating educational materials, and collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance program effectiveness.

The Web Content Specialist develops engaging content for brand websites, optimizing it to align with marketing goals. Responsibilities include content creation, conducting audits, collaborating with UX researchers, and ensuring compliance with content standards. The role requires a strong background in digital marketing and content strategy.

The Program Assistant will support a grant-funded project focused on developing science-and-garden-based youth programs, improving health and nutrition, and fostering leadership and teamwork among at-risk youth. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, ensuring compliance, collaborating with partners, and assisting County Extension Agents with project activities.