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software developers, academic collaborators, and program partners. This position is based in Boston, Massachusetts, and comes with an initial two-year appointment. Renewal is possible, subject to funding and
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technical skills. The candidate must have at least 2-4 years’ experience in resolving computer hardware, software, and related system problems for business users with a focus on customer service, as
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well as the Departmental Co-op group in support of College and University goals and initiatives. Lead new computer/data/software initiatives and/or transitions (Symplicity, Navigate, etc). Develop and organize training
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skills with the ability/desire to learn new software programs. Ability to effectively use NU’s Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) for receiving, completing, and documenting actions on Work
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RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOUNTABILITIES Train and supervise student workers and part-time temporary staff. Assist with scheduling the staff using When to Work software, and substitute when needed. Weekly timekeeping
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in project management is highly desirable. Strong computer skills in Windows and Mac platforms. Experience using and supporting Workday or similar ERP software. Key Responsibilities Management
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Excellent computer skills with flexibility to adapt to new technology and various computer/software applications are essential Ability to plan, organize, and set priorities; time management; attention
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the Circulation Desk as needed. Search for missing books. Collect fines and fees. Resolve patron issues. Provide computer and technology support. Create signage and other public service materials. Additional
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, Microsoft Teams) and standard presentation and productivity software (PowerPoint, Google Slides, MS Office suite). Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience coordinating invitations
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students enrolled in pathway programs offered across Northeastern network campuses. The Academic Advisor helps students identify their interests, abilities, and academic goals while providing general program