34 computer-science positions at Carleton College

Visiting Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Carleton College invites applications for a visiting faculty position in computer science for 2024-2025 at the rank of assistant professor or instructor. This position involves teaching up to four

Academic Advisor, TRIO/Student Support Services

of the Carleton community. This is a .83 FTE long-term benefits-eligible position (40 hours/week during the academic year, summers off). The TRIO program is grant-funded through September 2025. The TRIO/Student

Program Director for Experiential Learning

Job Title: Program Director for Experiential Learning Department: Career Center Classification: Exempt Grade: 11 FTE: 1.0 Position Overview: The Program Director for Experiential Learning directs a

Audio and Visual Technical Director

. Working with Carleton IT staff to design, support and oversee computer-based media production labs, and associated video and audio systems. Fluency in a range of media production software, especially Adobe

Administrative Assistant in Chemistry - Temporary

Position Overview: The Administrative Assistant in Chemistry manages the office and provides administrative support to the department chair or program director, faculty members and department staff

Head of Access Services and Technology

Job Title: Head of Access Services and Technology Department: Library Classification: Exempt Grade: 13 FTE/Working Schedule: 1.0 Position Overview: The Head of Access Services and Technology

Camp Carleton Kids Camp and Teen Camp Directors

programming and provide supervision of children in the program. The primary role of these positions is to develop and lead activities and provide supervision. This position will work up to 36 hours over

Administrative Assistant in Residential Life

reservations, coordinating AV needs, meals, creating and maintaining accurate records, and collating results. Maintain financial processes to support program operations, such as spending ledgers, departmental

Visiting Instructor or Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies

must have demonstrated experience related to teaching Geospatial Analysis. A master's in an appropriately closely related field (e.g., conservation science, geography, natural resource management, public

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