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As a Field Assistant, you will support farm operations and maintain equipment while assisting with agricultural research and teaching. Responsibilities include scheduling activities, operating specialized equipment, performing maintenance tasks, and coordinating with coworkers and stakeholders.

The FM Informatics Analyst collaborates with leadership to analyze data, inform decision-making, and improve Facilities Management operations. Responsibilities include collecting and reporting data, developing analytical models, and assisting with training programs in data visualization and decision-making.

The Veterans Affairs and Enrollment Certification Coordinator will oversee compliance with VA and DoD Education Benefits, manage student enrollment reports, and ensure accurate academic records. The role involves direct communication with students and governmental departments, reviewing registrations, ensuring eligibility, and supporting compliance initiatives. Attention to detail and superior organizational skills are essential in this dynamic position.

The Research Support Specialist I conducts research and systematic reviews to support the Center for Precision Nutrition and Health's mission, meeting sponsor deliverables and developing recommendations in nutrition, maternal and child health, and infectious diseases. Responsibilities include collaborating with international clinical core facilities and advancing research in point of care technologies.

The HR Project Assistant will provide administrative and project coordination support for HR processes, particularly focusing on Workday Learning implementation and online learning campaigns. Responsibilities include managing project activities, data gathering, reporting, and ensuring timely delivery of services to campus partners.

The Data Engineer develops and supports data solutions for Cornell's data warehouse and lake ecosystem. Responsibilities include collaborating with IT and customers, maintaining data feeds, and supporting migration of ETL code. The role emphasizes continual learning in a dynamic environment and requires excellent technical and communication skills.

The HR Associate will provide comprehensive HR support to the College of Veterinary Medicine, coordinating recruitment and onboarding, handling HR queries, ensuring compliance with policies, and maintaining employee records. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance HR services and promote a positive workplace culture.

The Finance Specialist oversees financial health at the Animal Health Diagnostic Center, managing accounts, preparing financial reports, assisting in budget management, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Assistant to the Department Chair of Astronomy provides high-level administrative support, including managing the Chair’s calendar, coordinating faculty reviews and meetings, supporting undergraduate programs, scheduling courses, and assisting with departmental events.

The Creative Designer is responsible for coordinating public relations and marketing efforts, creating engaging content both online and offline, and planning strategic communication efforts for 4-H Primitive Pursuits. They collaborate with the Marketing Coordinator and Director to develop marketing materials and improve brand strategy.

The Communications Specialist will support and promote initiatives across various programs at CHE NYC, enhance the university's brand, and facilitate engagement among diverse stakeholders. The role emphasizes building collaborative teams and leveraging research to inform policies and practices.

The Partner Network Coordinator will collaborate with global organizations to enhance accessibility to the Lab's resources, coordinate translation activities for software applications, and grow partnerships for products and training activities in conservation. The role focuses on increasing data collection and improving engagement across diverse communities.

The Finance Manager will oversee financial operations, manage grant and contract efforts, maintain financial records, perform financial analysis, and construct financial statements and reports. They will work closely with the Executive Director and the Board to ensure compliance and implement best financial practices.

The Manager of Projects oversees multiple construction projects at Cornell University, ensuring effective leadership, collaboration with stakeholders, and execution of project administration. Responsibilities include project development, contract management, design oversight, and process management, focusing on capital projects often over $10M.

The Extension Assistant will support the ACT for Youth Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Center of Excellence by collaborating with team members to promote health and well-being among children and adolescents. Responsibilities include engaging with communities and local health departments to enhance services for youth with special health care needs.

The Extension Assistant will support the ACT for Youth Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Center by collaborating with various coordinators to enhance services provided to children and youth. Responsibilities include fostering a positive work environment, engaging with communities, and promoting child health and well-being.

The Research Support Specialist II contributes to laboratory operations by training users, maintaining and upgrading equipment, and assisting in experimental projects. Responsibilities include managing development projects, collaborating with staff, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, and supporting data collection.

The Post Award Associate is responsible for providing financial support and analysis for research funding, acting as a liaison between project management and the Office of Sponsored Programs. Key duties include preparing financial reports, ensuring compliance with guidelines, and overseeing sub-contract activities, all while supporting principal investigators and research units.

The Assistant to the Department Chair, Mathematics will provide high-level executive support, coordinate the Chair’s calendar, facilitate communication among faculty and students, assist with HR matters, maintain academic records, and coordinate department events. This role ensures smooth operations within a dynamic academic environment.

The Bioinformatics Research Analyst will support research in animal developmental reprogramming, focusing on genomics and computational approaches. The role involves analyzing gene expression and investigating molecular mechanisms that regulate transcription during different conditions.