48 high-performance-computing positions at Delaware State University in United States
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to ensure timely and accurate execution of application, stipend, and program processes. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Strong understanding of application
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professional development and training programs. Develop and implement a funding strategy related to program objectives. Performs other duties/special projects assigned. RequiredKnowledge,Skills,andAbilities
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. The officer works through and supports the coordinator while retaining responsibility for formal supervision, performance management, higher-level decisions, and overall program outcomes. The position also
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events personnel, and operations staff while fostering a positive, collaborative, service-oriented, and high-performing team culture focused on achieving the University's enrollment goals. The Executive
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”) institution-wide compliance program under the direction of the Office of the General Counsel (“OGC”). Reporting to the Vice President of Legal Affairs & General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer, the Compliance
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General Description of the Position THIS IS A 100% GRANT FUNDED POSITION. The EPSCoR Finance and Program Coordinator provides comprehensive administrative leadership, financial oversight, and
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, drafting, transactional support, and matter management across the full range of areas handled by the OGC in support of a public, land-grant, historically Black university. This is a broad, high-volume
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systems, and computer applications. Essential Functions & Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities The following are the functions essential to performing this job: Assist DSU Athletics with live sporting
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. Focus includes but is not limited to administrative record keeping in connection with the operation of the unit, exercising original judgment and independent thought. Essential Functions & Required
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, and statewide. The Scientist works closely with faculty, staff, and students, guiding them in optimal utilization of various computational assets, including existing servers at DSU and UD's High