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The Programmer Analyst II will assist in developing software applications, following design specifications to code, test, debug, and maintain software. Key responsibilities include developing new functionalities, preparing documentation, and interfacing with users to determine application goals, all while working under general supervision.

The Research Computer Scientist will lead research in digital design and computing, focusing on ASICs and FPGAs. Responsibilities include developing high-speed communication mechanisms, collaborating on custom EDA tools, and participating in all phases of the ASIC development lifecycle. The role involves publishing research and contributing to proposal efforts within a collaborative team.

The role involves researching and developing CAD tools for FPGA hardware, creating automated testing processes, characterizing FPGA device health, and leading innovative research in EDA tools. The candidate will also collaborate with a team and publish results in top-tier conferences.

The Senior Research Engineer I will research and develop CAD and EDA tools for FPGA hardware, optimizing testing for FPGAs, characterizing device health, and collaborating with peers. They will contribute to research publications and develop automated hardware testing.

The Transformational Computer Engineer will develop prototypes and advanced computer architectures targeting national importance while working on government-funded applied research projects. Responsibilities include collaboration with peers, conducting experiments and demonstrations, and publishing results, with a strong focus on hardware design and implementation.

The Distance Education Operations Supervisor supervises staff, manages daily control room operations, provides technical support for distance education activities at USC, maintains hardware and software, troubleshoots systems, and ensures quality in e-Learning service delivery. They train staff and may assist with server and workstation management in a higher education setting.

The Programmer Analyst I will provide programming support to research projects regarding aging and public policy. Responsibilities include designing, coding, testing, and maintaining complex programs, managing data collection and analyses, and participating in research projects while working collaboratively with the research team.

The Systems Administrator III will operate, maintain, and develop data storage and retrieval systems for the Digital Repository, create utilities for managing archive assets, and recover data from mirror locations, while also managing EMC Isilon, Avamar, and Oracle Diva systems.

The Senior HRIS Analyst manages technical tasks for HRIS, particularly with Workday, enhancing user accessibility and system functionality. They collaborate with HR Analysts to configure systems, provide project documentation, deliver production support, and drive process improvements while applying data insights to recommend strategic solutions.

The Network Engineering Manager will support the architecture, design, implementation, and operations of the campus network and cloud infrastructure. They will manage incidents, ensure reliable network operations, and lead a small team to develop and implement standards and quality measures.

The Research Technology Specialist at USC will support Dornsife research groups in specialized research computing. Responsibilities include assessing researchers' IT needs, providing technical support for instrument and software use, expanding the utilization of high-performance computing, troubleshooting IT issues, and guiding compliance with security policies.