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Instructional Student Assistants for Physics and Engineering Apply now Job no: 561286 Work type: Instructional Student Assistant Location: Bakersfield Categories: Unit 11 - UAW - California Alliance
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careers in engineering, agriculture, science, business, humanities, maritime and the built environment. Cal Poly’s hands-on philosophy, small class sizes and close student-faculty mentorships result in
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technical questions/issues that students may have. Assist with computer/software related troubleshooting. Perform other duties or projects as assigned in the ART Department. Qualifications
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Summary Multiple temporary hourly-intermittent work study student assistant positions available in Computer Science. Start Date Position available on or after September 1, 2026 and ending on or before May
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. Demonstrated ability to use computer; type; alphabetize; take/follow directions from a supervisor. Must be able to interact with library users and remain alert at service desk. Required Qualifications
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use computer; type; alphabetize; take/follow directions from a supervisor. Must be able to interact with library users and remain alert at service desk(s). Required Qualifications : Undergraduate
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. Demonstrates basic computer skills and intermediate skills with Microsoft Programs. Demonstrates strong organization skills. Demonstrates good customer service and phone skills. Required Qualifications
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leadership skills • Comfortable working with students/faculty from diverse cultural backgrounds and varying ages • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office • Proficient computer skills • Maintain a preferred 2.7
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. (REMOVE IF NOT WORK STUDY POSTING) Demonstrated customer service experience and a positive, helpful attitude. Basic computer skills, including experience with Windows and/or MacOS, Microsoft Office
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one or more of the following subjects: English composition/literature, laboratory science, math (through calculus) including statistics, computer programming, foreign language, and/or SAT/ACT