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As a Reverse Engineer Researcher, you will reverse engineer malicious code, develop new analysis methods, document findings, and collaborate in the security community to tackle emerging threats. This role requires strong technical writing skills and the ability to mentor others, support high-impact customers, and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences.

The Associate Reverse Engineer Researcher will reverse engineer malicious code, develop new analysis methods, and document findings. Responsibilities include engaging with the security community, analyzing active security threats, mentoring others, and maintaining effective communication with diverse audiences.

The Financial Data Analyst role involves enhancing financial data collection, analysis, visualization, and reporting at Carnegie Mellon University. Responsibilities include ensuring data quality, developing models, creating dashboards, and supporting cross-functional teams in decision-making processes.

The Sr. Software Developer will design and develop software prototypes, research software resilience methodologies, and utilize analysis tools to improve software practices. Responsibilities include full-stack engineering, architecting software capabilities using Agile and DevSecOps, and effectively communicating development concerns to stakeholders.

The Technical Lead will guide software development projects utilizing C and C++, mentor junior developers, create prototypes, engage with customers for requirements, and ensure high-quality software delivery while analyzing existing systems. This role also involves utilizing static analysis tools to improve code quality and security.

The Project Administrator for CMIST will support project planning and execution of SPS activities, collaborate with communications teams, manage event budgets and documentation, and maintain relationships with internal and external partners.

The Research Assistant will support the SteelEagle project focused on edge computing for drone autonomy, including collecting and analyzing research data, writing and testing code, and documenting results. The role emphasizes collaboration and flexibility within a fast-paced academic environment.

The Software Measurement and Estimation Data Scientist will enhance software estimation processes, develop cost estimation models, analyze historical data, and collaborate with teams to align cost estimates with budgeting. This role involves presenting findings to senior management and requires strong analytical skills and financial understanding relevant to software development.

The role involves designing and developing embedded software tools, creating software prototypes, conducting analysis to identify weaknesses, and testing VHDL for FPGAs. The engineer will ensure high performance through advanced techniques while collaborating with a team focused on government software challenges.

The Senior Research Scientist in Quantum will engage in interdisciplinary research in quantum communication, computing, sensing, and information science, collaborating with clients to develop solutions and prototypes. Responsibilities include co-authoring research proposals, executing studies, modeling, and presenting findings.

The IT Compliance Specialist will ensure adherence to IT compliance standards such as NIST 800-171 and CMMC. Responsibilities include conducting compliance assessments, developing policies, collaborating with stakeholders, coordinating with external auditors, monitoring metrics, managing risks, and providing compliance training.

The HR Technology Architect/Associate Architect will support and develop enterprise HR technologies at Carnegie Mellon. Responsibilities include designing solutions, optimizing HR management systems, collaborating on testing, and monitoring HR application upgrades. The role requires strong analytical skills and a focus on customer service within a collaborative team environment.

The Principal Software Engineer is responsible for designing and building an educational platform to enhance mathematics education. This role involves leading a team, developing interactive web applications, and ensuring a user-centered approach to engage diverse learners through effective UI/UX design. The engineer will also integrate user data tracking for continuous improvement.

The Senior Writer/Editor will manage and write high-level communications for Carnegie Mellon University’s Finance Division. Responsibilities include creating executive presentations, annual reports, and internal communications while ensuring accuracy and alignment with the university's mission. This role involves collaboration with finance leadership and requires strong writing, editing, and organizational skills.

The Senior Sponsored Research Accountant will manage financial administration for sponsored research projects, ensure compliance with regulations, oversee funding management, budgeting, invoicing, variance analysis, and cash flow forecasting, and provide training to junior staff.

The Robotics Engineer position involves developing computer vision algorithms, prototyping in scripting languages, transitioning applications to deployment with production-quality code, and maintaining software applications for diverse perception applications. Candidates will interact with sponsors and collaborate with a multi-functional team to implement innovative techniques and follow best practices in software development.

The Research Associate I will assist in developing and executing research projects, including experiment design and data analysis. Responsibilities include testing planning algorithms, evaluating experiments, documenting statistical information, programming, and supporting system testing.

The Program Coordinator will assist in the administration of the Center for Executive Education in Technology Policy. Responsibilities include coordinating domestic and international programs, managing expenses and contracts, conducting educational activities, and supporting marketing and alumni initiatives. The role requires exceptional organizational and communication skills to maintain effective stakeholder relationships and ensure program success.

The Administrative Assistant will support the SEI Security group with office management, budget maintenance, processing travel requests and expense reports, and providing administrative assistance. Responsibilities include maintaining file systems, coordinating meetings, and serving as a liaison with other departments. The role is essential to ensure the smooth operation of the SEI Security team.

As a Senior Data Engineer, you will develop data architectures and analytics frameworks, implement data pipelines, manage data lifecycles, optimize ETL tools, and work with mission partners to improve their data capabilities. Your role also involves defining new work roles and creating tailored training programs while ensuring compliance with cybersecurity policies.