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Position Title: Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering (id:83348) Campus: Orono Department: Electrical & Computer Engineering - OECE Bargaining Unit: Nonrep Faculty Salary Band/Wage Band: N/A
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, adhesion, and wood- and cellulose-based materials characterization. A demonstrated commitment to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, mentoring graduate students and postdocs and advising
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consists of in-office phone and email-related customer service and support for Aux/FM employees, the campus community, students, and the general public. The person selected for this position must be able
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community outreach. Ability to communicate effectively using oral, written, and electronic methods. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks in an autonomous work environment. Experience
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or equivalent (G.E.D.) Approximately three years of volunteer management or youth teaching experience Effective written, oral, electronic, and interpersonal communication skills Ability to work independently
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manner. Skills in organizing and managing electronic records and files required and capability to follow and write instructions and procedures accurately also required. Intermediate to advanced computer
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communication skills both orally, in writing and via electronic methods Experience with the Microsoft Suite of software Ability to establish and maintain an online file system, including confidential information
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good problem-solver Experience with project management Excellent computer skills, which require a strong knowledge of the Microsoft suite of software programs Ability to travel, normally requiring a
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hardware to perform work. Installs, maintains and repairs computerized electronic pneumatic and digital direct control devises related to HVAC and heat control. Operates various measuring, diagnostic and
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direct consultation, documentation, and training. The ideal candidate for this role should have excellent interpersonal communication skills, with the ability to facilitate interactions and foster positive