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German literature or linguistics is preferred. possess native-like fluency in German have prior college level teaching experience demonstrate excellence in teaching and have expertise in curriculum
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one or more languages in addition to English (e.g., Spanish, Korean, American Sign Language). Preferred Qualifications Preferred Education: Master’s Degree Preferred Experience: 2 years Supervises: N
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self-motivated. Req Must have the ability to multi-task, manage priorities and workflow. Preferred Qualifications: Pref Spanish language skills Pref Knowledge of medical terminology. Required Licenses
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difficult technical or administrative problems, to determine economic feasibility or options available, and to assess time involved in system changes. Thorough documentation and business language skills
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architectures & Data Governance implementation. Req 2 years Design of data infrastructure components for the complete data life cycle. Req Experience with Structured Query Language (MS SQL Server, Oracle). Req
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of Latin American and Iberian Cultures seeks a 50% Program Assistant to join its team. This individual will assist the department and the Basic Language Program (BLP); they oversee matters having to do with
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for finalization. Ensure the appropriate stakeholders provide feedback and approval for non-standard gift agreements and language. Advise/guide internal partners on language outlining donor and stewardship
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able to communicate the impact and solutions of application/system problems in business language. Req Requires a professional approach in all situations. Req Ability to work any hours to support 24/7
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own work queues Assess language line for non-English speaking patients as needed Receives incoming telephone calls and/or make outbound calls to patients who have left messages with the contact center
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include social link analysis, opinion mining, and smart recommender systems. The language of instruction is Python. Candidates must have significant experience in data science, communication and/or a track