52 Business "National Institutes of Health" positions at University of California Los Angeles in USA
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maintains core enterprise technologies ensuring functionality end, quality, business value, user-experience, and digital accessibility of the products and platforms meet the expectations of the campus
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and strong communication skills to join us as the Director, Business Development, UCLA Intercollegiate Athletics Development Department. In this role, you will be responsible for developing
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React. The incumbent has a good understanding of relational and NoSQL databases. The incumbent conducts detailed systems technical analysis of business processes, re-engineers the business processes
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, applications development and technical support for Anderson business units including financial services, admissions, executive education, marketing & communications, alumni and development offices. ACIS also
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including data governance, architecture, data and application integration, database administration, and business intelligence such as reporting and analytics. This team sets the tone for UCLA's data culture
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team. As a partner to our Director, Finance Operations and valued member of our Finance and Business Services team, you will investigate, communicate and serve as integral staff resource
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maintains core enterprise technologies ensuring functionality end, quality, business value, user-experience, and digital accessibility of the products and platforms meet the expectations of the campus
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Under the general supervision of the Manager of Business and Finance, provide accounting, financial and administrative support. Responsible for accounts payable transactions including purchases and
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administrative stakeholders, the Business Information Technology team designs, develops, configures, enhances, optimizes, and maintains products and platforms that enable UCLA's business functions (e.g., Budget
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both business and user needs while iterating and refining products with stakeholder feedback.The Supervisor, Educational Technology Tools (Assessment, Grading, & Proctoring) will positively impact UCLA's