176 data-mining positions at University of Montana

Bioinformatics Data Scientist, UMGC and MT-INBRE

applications for a Bioinformatics Data Scientist to support data science research and education activities of the UM Genomics Core (UMGC) and the Montana INBRE Data Science Core (DSC). The primary

Assistant Professor, Construction Technology and Building Information Modeling

Certificate of Applied Science in Building Information Modeling/CADD One Year Certificate of Applied Science in Residential Construction Supervision Certificate of Technical Skills in Green Building Qualified

Network/Computer Systems Administrator III, Broadcast Media Center

. *Open to all employee types including Temporary Staff and Student Employees. The Broadcast Media Center (BMC)- KUFM invites applications for a Network/Computer Systems Administrator IIIto oversee

Computer Systems Analyst II, Information Technology

applications for a Computer Systems Analyst II. You will be responsible for helping to maintain the custom code that is used by the Banner ERP systems maintained by the University of Montana (UM) as

Assistant Teaching Professor in Geographic Information Systems, Department of Forest Management

at the University of Montana invites applications for an Assistant Teaching Professor(non-tenure track) in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). We encourage applications from individuals with a passion for

Director Library Learning Hub, Helena College

data collection. •    Maintain convenient and reliable access to electronic resources and information through the college’s website. •    Serve on college committees to coordinate library learning hub

Director of Cosmetology, Helena College

computer applications, including Microsoft Excel Preferred Teaching experience Experience administering an academic program Knowledge of State of Montana procurement procedures Benefit and Salary Information

Administrative Associate IV, Office of Conflict, Resolution, and Policy

, capacity, and depth to appropriately address campus reports of protected-class discrimination and harassment. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Data Collection, Tracking, and Technical Support

Graphic Designer I- UM Western

the artistic application of digital technologies. •        Working knowledge of color theory, layout and design principles and typography. •        General knowledge of computer programs, applications, and

Training and Technical Assistance Specialist, National Native Children’s Trauma Center

populations. Knowledge of mental health issues. Knowledge of and experience with trauma-informed care efforts, especially related to AI/AN children and youth. The ability to communicate complex information