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shift pattern: Early shifts: Monday to Friday: 6.00am – 12.00pm Saturday and Sunday: 8.00am – 2.00pm Late shifts: Two late shifts per month Thursday and Friday: 4.30pm – 10.30pm Post 2 – Permanent 20-Hour
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through the medium of French. Ability to design and administer research-led optional modules. To be successful at shortlisting stage, please ensure you clearly evidence in your application how you meet the
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. They will oversee the design and delivery of semantic models, dashboards and strategic reports, ensuring the provision of accurate, timely and trusted management information across the University. This is an
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economic growth and prosperity for Northern Ireland by creating high quality jobs and increasing inward investment through high value manufacturing innovation clusters. We are driving industrial
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existing commercial relationships and will require an awareness of public funding for innovation from regional, UK, cross-border and EU funding bodies. While initially harnessing a wide range of sources
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courteous, efficient and effective service. You will be working a shift pattern over 7days across all our accommodation sites. The post holder will be based in any of the accommodation hubs and will rotate
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biological data analysis, with experience working in Linux/Unix environments. Demonstrated experience designing and implementing reproducible bioinformatics pipelines. Experience working with high-performance
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public health across Northern Ireland and Ireland through evidence based policy, innovation, and cross border collaboration. This role offers an exciting opportunity to investigate how agricultural NH
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5 over 7 days for an eight hour duration per shift and may cover out of hours call outs. (The shift pattern does not require overnight working and includes a 18% shift allowance). About the person
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experience to include: Experience in research design and the use of qualitative research methods to collect data (for example interviews, focus groups, observation and ethnography) and analyse data