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of New Jersey is seeking a Research Project Assistant at the Center for Pharmacoepidemiology and Treatment Science (PETS). The Research Project Assistant will have the opportunity to work in a collegial
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towards Addressing Health Equity in Age-related Disorders (AHEAD). The AHEAD cluster envisions hiring and bringing together a cohort of scholars from the Rutgers Health (RH), the School of Engineering (SoE
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engineering, Energy Systems Engineering; or an equivalent experience and two years of experience. Certifications/Licenses A valid driver’s license would be required for this position. Required Knowledge, Skills
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business strategies. Assists in the business redesign and documentation as needed for new technology. Educates the OIT organization on the direction of the business. Negotiates agreements and commitments by
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correspondence, assisting in the preparation of classroom materials, and using office technology and software. The incumbent is the first line of assistance to assigned professors, working in a team-oriented
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ideas and designs. Strong technical writing skills: ability to create compelling, detail-oriented documentation that sets up design, engineering, and testing teams for success. Passion for product process
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, gene engineering, and animal experiments. Under the direction of the Principal Investigator, investigates, reviews, modifies, develops, and tests new analytical procedures and methodologies. Under
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, of Technical Services and Operations for Digital Classroom Services, the Project Engineer is responsible for maintaining and overseeing the functionality and operations of the technology in the 300
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, including researching complex issues and making recommendations for resolutions; Develops high-level documents, planning materials, reports, notes, and responses along with ensuring the appropriate
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, program development, and continuous improvement efforts. Develops and delivers presentations and training materials. Represents Student Access on university committees, working groups, and at institutional