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Sign In Create Profile Grant and Contract Administrator I, Electrical and Computer Engineering (Extended-Temporary) Tucson, AZ, United States | req19348 Apply Now Share Save Job Back to Search
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developing digital and virtual reality capabilities and distance learning platforms. Outstanding UA benefits include health, dental, vision, and life insurance; paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays; UA/ASU
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and coordinates public safety personnel activity and assignments via police radio. Monitors and enters statuses, locations, and activity of public safety personnel on a computer-aided dispatch (CAD
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learning objectives, the ability to use critical, independent thinking, and the ability to effectively communicate. The University of Arizona's College of Applied Science and Technology is a National
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Intelligence and Machine learning for advanced materials development, ML-guided experiments, or autonomous/robotic experimentation. The candidate should have a strong background in both the computational and
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, prepare data for computer input, input data into database, and record computer output. Maintain and operate laboratory and experimental equipment such as microtomes, microscopes, spectrophotometers
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of each craft, including emergency situations. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Ability to operate a variety of office machines. Ability to communicate effectively in a team
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) and NRCS’s multi-model machine-learning metasystem (M4) model. Outstanding UA benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance plans; life insurance and disability programs; paid vacation, sick
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. • Confidence in networking and outreach. • Basic computer skills, and KSA's typical of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. • Strong organizational and communication skills, including the ability to see tasks
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analysis for this project exist. In both projects, the project coordinator works closely with an interdisciplinary team of psychologists, engineers, physicians, and computer scientists. Dependability