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and Materials Engineering - Prof. Ferri Hassani Title: IT Assistant C - Mining Engineering Duties: Website Development Salary: $20.00 per hour Duration: From 2024-07-08 to 2024-08-31 Number of work
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course in the Faculty of Engineering. Éducation / Education : Bachelor of Civil Law (B.C.L.). Equivalent law degree provided by a Canadian university (Juris Doctor (J.D.); Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B
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of experience in the technology or marketing field. Other : A comprehensive understanding and knowledge of technology, marketing, and analytics is essential. Location ARMST 260 For any questions, please contact
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given to those holding a degree in Information Systems. Experience : Prior work experience in a corporate setting, preferably in technology-related areas (e.g., technology firms or technology-related
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. Prasher, Bioresource Engineering Position Summary: To work on a project dealing with field evaluation of use of nano fertilizers in crop growth Other Qualifying Skills and/or Abilities: Degree and
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operation of the Library’s technology resources. Primary Responsibilities: Provide first-tier support to staff using select Library-managed online systems. Troubleshoot technical and access issues and
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basic laboratory EHS certificates) Experience in bioengineering and life science equipment Software: CAD, Fusion 360, Chitubox, JMP (DoE) Skills in wet laboratory experiments including: basic engineering
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includes clinical data, proteomic, genomic, as well as histopathology images. General Duties • Curate the collected dataset • Pre-process data • Feature selection and engineering • Obtain data representation
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characterization and electrochemical analysis. Write manuscripts and give presentations at conferences. Qualifications: PhD in Materials Engineering with specialization on lithium battery materials and devices
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: Mechanical Engineering Department Position Summary: We are looking for a candidate to work for 3 months, full time, on Investigation of Neural-Network-based Architectures on the Prediction of Unsteady Flow