19 Electrical-Engineering positions at Columbia University in united-States in United States
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-to-day operations, repair and maintenance of building Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Refrigeration systems, Plumbing systems, and Electrical systems on off-hour shifts, referred
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feel collection to maintain the financial health of the lab. Bachelor's Degree in Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related field. Master's Degree, or equivalent combination
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scheduling full-time Admissions Officers for interviews. Cultivate and maintain relationships: Work with faculty, administrators, current students, alumni and solicit their participation in Admissions
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(i.e. Chilled beams). Follow and perform chiller system operations and equipment rounds in accordance with good engineering practices. Remain current on all changes in operating procedures, new equipment
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new ideas at the forefront of educational development and oversees all planning for projects/programs in pedagogy, course development, inclusion and equity, and technology integration. Also provides
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, developing new solutions and improvements to existing systems and/or user issues. Complete research and create documentation for peers and end users. Keep abreast of current trends in IT. Participate in
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mechanisms of mammalian development and cancer using in vivo analyses of genetically-engineered mice as well as complementary in vitro analyses of mouse and human organoid models. Current efforts focus
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candidates should have, or be in the process of completing, a PhD (or equivalent) in Biomedical, Electrical or Computer Engineering, Computer and Information Science, Applied Mathematics, Statistics
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for transitioning clinical operations to a digital workflow. Assess current workflows, identify pressure points, and design strategies to optimize efficiency, accuracy, and quality in collaboration with relevant
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spinal cord electrical stimulation to promote recovery of movement following central nervous system injury. The project employs electrophysiology to test hypotheses about how to strengthen sensorimotor