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The Administrative Assistant will provide administrative support to faculty, manage calendars, coordinate meetings and events, handle travel and expense reimbursements, and maintain office supplies while ensuring effective communication with diverse partners.

The Technical Writer II will prepare grant proposals and reports, collaborating with faculty and staff to effectively communicate complex ideas. Responsibilities include drafting and editing technical documents, managing submission processes for funding bodies, and ensuring adherence to requirements. Strong organizational and editing skills are crucial for balancing multiple projects.

As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will design and develop software prototypes focusing on software resilience, create tools for exception handling and communication, analyze software weaknesses, and ensure performance for embedded systems, while collaborating in a team environment.

The Executive Assistant II for the Mellon College of Science provides comprehensive administrative support to the Dean and Associate Dean. Responsibilities include managing complex calendars, coordinating college events, organizing travel arrangements, and preparing correspondence. The role requires strong communication skills, discretion, and the ability to interact effectively with diverse stakeholders.

The assistant embedded software engineer will design and develop embedded software tools, conduct analysis for software resilience, ensure deterministic performance, and work with bytecode for testing VHDL on FPGAs. The role involves developing techniques and processes to address complex software challenges, primarily in a collaborative team environment.

The Graphic Designer will develop design strategies and solutions for marketing assets, websites, and event communications for the UEIS portfolio. Responsibilities include managing design projects, creating templates for non-designers, and ensuring high standards are met in design quality and production processes.

The Communications Manager will lead communication projects, manage relationships with stakeholders, and oversee the development of marketing and communication materials. Responsibilities include assessing campaign effectiveness, establishing communication policies, and managing vendor relationships. They will work closely with senior management to create comprehensive marketing plans and must demonstrate excellent communication and project management skills.