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Position Summary: The Opportunity The Department of Chemistry at the University of Dayton invites applications for a benefit-eligible, tenure-track position in Physical Chemistry at the rank
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connecting material properties to part end-use requirements. This will include assisting in planning and conducting experiments, analysis and reporting efforts related to material/process risk assessments and
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Framework (RMF) Authority to Operate (ATO) packages for different systems in various steps of the RMF process. • Work with Client's Cybersecurity team to ensure teams goals are met. • Present status to team
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and reconcile purchasing cards for Advancement Services. ● Coordinate acknowledgement letter process for executives, from signature to distribution to database documentation. Assist with annual
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physical labor. *Must have a valid driver's license with less than six (6) points and certifiable per University requirements. *Must be able to drive catering transport vehicles. *Must be able to work nights
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. This will include planning and conducting experiments, analysis and reporting efforts related to material/process risk assessments and selection, troubleshooting, process improvement and/or material
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/sustainment - Experience leading multifunctional teams or integrated process teams - Successful experience in any or all of the following: -> Model based system engineering (MBSE) -> Applying Cameo or similar
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including database development, scenario development, and process definition support. Some ancillary software support will be required. The majority of work will support government customers, successful
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policies and sponsor guidelines, and manage the proposal submission process. • Revise and advise on approved budget changes to awarded grants/contracts. • Ensure that related post-award processes
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proposals and coordinates/leads all aspects of the proposal process for major, multi-divisional proposals within UDRI. This position serves as the primary interface for proposals with internal and external