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Med professional job postings, please contact the Office of Professional Recruitment at (775) 784-6778. Job Description The University of Nevada, Reno is recruiting for an Electrical Engineer or Senior
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are encouraged to apply. Required Qualifications PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or closely related fields. The applicant must have working knowledge of microwave engineering, antennas, noise, heat radiation
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electronic systems. Required Qualifications PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or closely related fields. The successful candidate must have working knowledge of microwave engineering, antennas, noise, heat
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the development of academic curriculum as it relates to design and technology. We are interested in candidates who are thoroughly grounded in current professional standards and technologies and are well-versed in
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hourly employee. This position is responsible for assisting project staff in providing assistive technology and telecommunication program services and supports to individuals with disabilities, service
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the university supported Learning Management System (LMS), staying current on the latest educational technologies and their applications, assisting with video production and editing, collaborating with faculty
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perform repairs to electrical, charging, starting, fuel, suspension, engine, transmission, air conditioning, body, brakes, chassis, exhaust, drive axle, and heating and cooling systems; Perform scheduled
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responsibilities: alternative testing accommodations, auxiliary aids and services, alternative media, assistive technology, individual technology plans, interpreter services, TypeWell transcription, data base
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, and moving of heavy objects, many in awkward or high locations; exposure to extreme heat, cold, noise, vibration and electrical hazards; and exposure to hot and cold temperatures when working outside
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Director, Development. This position is responsible for managing the colleges/schools/units/programs development activities necessary to identify and track prospects, potential and current, to support the