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oversight of high-performance computing (HPC), scientific instrumentation support, enterprise applications, and cloud-based platforms. The Manager provides direction for infrastructure services that support
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for Rapid Surveillance of Tobacco, the Tobacco Dependence Program, a Tobacco Industry Marketing Program, and a Tobacco Control Law & Policy Resource Center. Posting Summary Rutgers is seeking a Business
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support services for all research technologies and systems, including server infrastructure, scientific instruments, high performance computing, AI, and cloud computing infrastructure and services
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include oversight of high-performance computing (HPC), scientific instrumentation support, enterprise applications, and cloud-based platforms. The Manager provides direction for infrastructure services
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build collaborative relations with stakeholders. Preferred Qualifications Experience in higher ed. Five (5) years of experience with ERP payroll system software, such as Oracle HCM/Cloud and/or PeopleSoft
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, telecommunications, cloud services, and end-user computing environments. Develop and implement process improvement across both medical schools, while leading the identification and evaluation of opportunities for data
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, and support services for all research technologies and systems, including server infrastructure, scientific instruments, high performance computing, AI, and cloud computing infrastructure and services
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agencies. Two (2) years of supervisory/management Computer requirements: Proficient in Microsoft Office including Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Oracle Cloud and PeopleSoft experience Outstanding human
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of progressively responsible professional experience in a financial/accounting function. Certifications/Licenses Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Excellent communication skills, and computer literacy
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-making. Provide strategic oversight and leadership for the technical-functional team related to Oracle’s Enterprise Data Management Cloud Service (EDMCS) to ensure consistency and controlled distribution