158 parallel-processing-bioinformatics positions at California Institute of Technology
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Management System (CMMS) program software to create process and complete planned and corrective maintenance work orders. Increase customer satisfaction through frequent communication regarding maintenance and
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candidates and is committed to a selection process that values excellence and equal opportunity. Applications should include: 1. a curriculum vitae. 2. a list of published and submitted papers. 3. a research
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informed. Advise faculty on funding possibilities, federal or private. Process requests from principal investigators for various administrative actions, including pre-award costs and no-cost extensions
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method. Assist in developing a vacuum system for the study of semiconductor processing. Assist in improving existing spectroscopy experiments and acquiring data. Assist with research-related laboratory
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Health, dental, and vision insurance Process timeline: September 1, 2026: Applications are accepted November 15, 2026: Deadline for applications, including reference letters Mid-December 2026 – End
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areas of focus: the development of a thermal laser epitaxy system for the Minnich Lab, and leading process development support and industry relations for the Kavli Nanoscience Institute (KNI
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to translate basic scientific discoveries into a project that can be used to treat chronic skin wound infections. Essential Job Duties Design, execute and collaborate with another staff member to perform mouse
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Services, etc.) to ensure full grant compliance and process efficiency. Manage spending of various awards to ensure that all grant expenditures are reasonable, allocable, and allowable according to OMB and
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& Operations in Student Affairs (AVP), and with the guidance of the Senior Finance Coordinator, the Assistant Finance Coordinator supports multiple processes within Caltech Student Auxiliary Services (SAS
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operate a computing cluster and real-time automated pipelines that process images of the night sky taken with a 640-megapixel camera on a telescope at Palomar Observatory. Our system delivers alerts