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of Science and College of Health Sciences and Technology. Working closely with academic leadership, faculty, and advancement colleagues, this role develops and implements comprehensive fundraising strategies
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team is dedicated to connecting people, data, and technology to deliver trusted insights that empower informed decision-making across the university. Through modern data management, analytics, reporting
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About Facilities Management Services (FMS) and Construction Services Facilities Management Services (FMS) supports the RIT community by designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining a high
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Position Highlights: Temporary one year position This position is part of the NTID Center on Access Technology (CAT) Software Development Team. The CAT mission is to investigate, evaluate, and
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, electrical, structural, and general repair systems, including preventative maintenance and facility lifecycle planning Skill in using computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) or similar platforms
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for more than $20 million in annual capital construction and renovation projects. In partnership with campus stakeholders, this role develops long-range programmatic and facility plans that support RIT's
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, service to students and in some instances may validate other staff work. They are expected to maintain a thorough working knowledge of and seek to continuously improve the application of technology and
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tools for scheduling, data analysis, and managing academic records Knowledge of academic program structures, degree requirements, and course curricula to provide accurate information and support to
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. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Essential knowledge includes office management, administrative procedures, and academic program structures. Skills in scheduling, communication, problem-solving, and
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alignment with institutional priorities and stakeholder needs Builds partnerships with academic and administrative units to align technology solutions with user needs and improve institutional effectiveness