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Job Title Program Coordinator I P9 Agency Texas A&M University System Offices Department Texas A&M Innovation Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type Staff
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Job Title Program Manager Agency Texas A&M University System Offices Department Environment, Safety, and Security Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type
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Job Title Project Manager, Workforce Development & Industry Program Agency Texas A&M University System Offices Department Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job
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. - Integrate visualization capabilities into software applications, APIs, databases, cloud platforms, and edge computing environments. - Develop web-based tools enabling researchers to explore, filter, compare
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for school districts, childcare providers, and other early childhood partners to promote high-quality program implementation. - Coordinate efforts to ensure accurate and timely submission of student data
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, research facilities, and common-use areas of the RELLIS Campus. Customer Support (20%) - Respond to service requests and incident tickets. - Assist faculty, staff, students, tenants, and partner agencies
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cross-functional problem-solving. Education and Experience: - Bachelor’s degree in technical or scientific field (engineering, life sciences, physical sciences, computer science, or a related discipline
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requires frequent travel to other parts of campus, nearby campuses, and other university and state agencies in Texas. Preferred Qualifications: - Masters or PhD in engineering, computer science or other
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supervision of student workers. - Maintain facility and common areas. - Maintain reference materials, SOS, calibration, safety data forms, shop/lab safety. - Program and set up CNC Mill & Lathes. - Program and
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semi-annual facility inspections and program reviews. - Provide IACUC member training. - Participate in compliance reviews and work with System member leadership to resolve veterinary concerns