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The Controls Designer will design, develop, and manage control software and hardware systems for the university's infrastructure, including HVAC and lighting systems. Responsibilities include generating plans and specifications, monitoring project budgets and schedules, conducting job meetings, and mentoring staff. The role emphasizes collaboration and communication to ensure project success.

The Training Coordinator will develop, schedule, and facilitate training programs for local health departments to enhance services for families and youth with special health care needs in New York State. Responsibilities include collaboration with health departments, development of training materials, and implementation of evidence-based practices.

The Assistant to the Chair & Communications Coordinator supports the Department Chair by managing the chair's calendar, scheduling meetings, tracking correspondence, and coordinating departmental projects. This role involves handling sensitive information and ensuring timely communication within the department.

The Access Control Team Programmer designs, codes, installs, maintains, and documents software for various security systems at Cornell University. This role involves providing technical guidance, customer support, and debugging code. The programmer works independently to identify and resolve issues within applications and systems related to Access Control.

The Field Assistant III provides technical and research support for vineyard and farm operations, collaborating with researchers to enhance grape productivity while ensuring sustainability. Responsibilities include coordinating pesticide use and operational tasks within the Cornell Lake Erie Research and Extension Laboratory.

The Clery Compliance Associate assists the Clery Compliance Director in managing regulatory compliance related to the Clery Act at Cornell University. Responsibilities include researching Clery laws, developing campus policies, training staff, and ensuring accurate reporting of Clery-defined crimes.

As a CESR Operator, you will operate a particle accelerator, troubleshoot equipment issues, and use electronic test equipment. The role requires effective communication, sound judgment for safety, and a commitment to fostering an inclusive work environment. You will work shifts as the facility operates 24/7, contributing to the research missions of CLASSE.