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. Undertakes related duties, as assigned, consistent with the nature of the position. A bachelor's degree in human resources, information systems, computer science or related field. Minimum of five years
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: October 1, 2026- Dec. 31, 2026. Qualifications (Skills and Abilities) Minimum of a B.Sc. degree or equivalent in Computer Science. Preference will be given to candidates with training in information systems
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processes and reviews domestic and international undergraduate applications, assesses documentation from multiple sources, and records information within student information systems. This position
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. This individual will be responsible for managing activities of the research projects of the, including administration (i.e. budget management and bi-annual funder reports), data collection/analysis (i.e. leading
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coordinates the collection and reporting of project information, facilitates collaboration among stakeholders, and supports governance and engagement activities. The coordinator also coordinates funding-related
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on anticipating requirements and creating solutions. Discretion is required as the position has access to highly confidential information. Accountabilities: Ensure timely and accurate documentation
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activities and the perception of the USask brand. Monitor and report on university level digital marketing key performance indicators. Respond to requests for website analytics data. Work cross-team and cross
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information Qualifications Education: A PhD in the health or social sciences, or another relevant discipline with 3 years of applied data-driven research experience in Saskatchewan with specific experience in
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that support library objectives. Duties and Responsibilities: Web content coordination and improvement Apply expertise in web content management systems (e.g., LibGuides, Cascade, etc.), information architecture
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plans, investigator CVs and other application components. Coordinate budget information with investigators and designated financial or administrative personnel. Scholarly-output tracking and reporting