45 phd-in-power-electronics positions at Carleton College

Building Supervisor, Recreation Center

skills (computer data management, ability to handle multiple requests/reservations). Basic computer skills required. Must be able to adhere to oral and written instructions and policies and procedures

Custodian

constituents in a helpful and friendly manner. Demonstrate general computer knowledge (Email/Calendar/Google Docs/Zoom/Work Orders). Must have the ability to be on-call for weather-related duties (snow removal

Administrative Assistant in Residential Life

for the main Residential Life office with a focus on customer service and creating a welcoming environment.  This includes in-person, phone calls, and email correspondence and referring to the appropriate

Head of Access Services and Technology

on computer replacement budget Manages compilation of student fees and fines Develops and maintains policies, procedures, and other types of documentation about library systems as needed Serves as liaison

Assistant Director of Student Financial Aid

technologies to communicate effectively.  This includes development of electronic office processes for current and future use. Understanding and interpreting rules and regulations requirements for federal and

Accounting Specialist - Temporary

supplier invoices and check requests, verifying they match appropriate documentation. Collaborate with internal departments to resolve payment issues and inquiries. Facilitate electronic record retention

Visiting Assistant Professor of Linguistics

the beginning of the appointment. Candidates who have substantially completed a PhD may also be considered; in this case the rank will be set at the Visiting Lecturer level. A demonstrated record of successful

Records and Registration Assistant

data entry and record keeping. Proficient computer skills, especially in the areas of: integrated databases and Student Information System, Microsoft Office and Google. Excellent customer service and

Senior Administrative Assistant in the Dean of Students Office

organizational skills, as well as a high degree of word processing and computer knowledge (Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.), are required. Ability to work in a dynamic and multicultural community Excellent

Audio and Visual Technical Director

control booths. This includes the full range of associated skills and competencies in video, audio and media production. Working with Carleton IT staff to design, support and oversee computer-based media