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The Kinder Institute for Urban Research is seeking a full-time Web Developer to assist in the creation and maintenance of websites for the Kinder Institute. The selected candidate will be responsible
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. This individual utilizes a problem-solving mindset and analytical skills to diagnose and resolve Tier 1 hardware, software, network, and VoIP issues. Furthermore, the technician ensures ongoing service availability
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, high-quality projects, executed with the highest standards of craft, safety, and technical precision. The Fabrication Specialist focuses on daily workshop operations, software and equipment maintenance
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in applied research, experimental testing, or engineering project development Skills: Proficient and comprehensive knowledge of the relevant field of specialization. Strong verbal and written
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education, above and beyond what is required, on an equivalent year-for-year basis may be substituted Skills Advanced Knowledge of word processing, spreadsheet, email, and database software Demonstrated
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the principal investigator informed of deadlines, outstanding items, and issues requiring attention. Coordinates routine administrative support for research compliance activities, software and service renewals
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scholarly community activities Mentors or trains junior research team members as appropriate Publishes and presents research findings Performs all other duties as assigned Required Qualifications PhD in
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research, or a related field and professional experience consistent with the rank of the position. All applicants should demonstrate excellence in scholarship, teaching, and collegial service. Application
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, implementing, and analyzing experiments on both test and preparatory scales; optimizing reaction conditions via experimental variable screens; characterizing small molecules via NMR, FTIR, and other
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required may be substituted on an equivalent year-for-year basis. Skills: Intermediate knowledge of spreadsheet, email, and database software programs Working knowledge of research administration guidelines