Jobs at Davidson Technologies Inc.

Serve as primary HR contact managing full employee lifecycle: recruitment, onboarding/offboarding, employee relations, benefits support, HR recordkeeping, compliance, and HRIS administration. Partner with leadership to improve HR processes, coordinate training, support payroll collaboration, and handle day-to-day HR administrative tasks.

Manage one-time acquisitions and processing across formats, perform basic and occasional original cataloging/metadata work, handle invoicing and budget reconciliation, coordinate vendor and campus communications, supervise student assistants, support collections maintenance, outreach, and process improvements to expand access and equity-focused collections.

Lead personalized stewardship for principal donors, maintain a Top 200 prospect list, create impact reports, coordinate donor events and recognition, manage presidential acknowledgments, and collaborate with campus partners to connect donors with student impact.

Lead end-to-end planning and execution of high-touch in-person events, manage budgets, coordinate campus and vendor partners, oversee event communications and registration (Blackbaud), provide team leadership, and work flexible hours including evenings and some weekends.

Support, maintain, and help design secure on‑campus, consortium, and cloud high‑performance and research computing environments. Advise faculty and users, automate administration with scripting, coordinate with external cyberinfrastructure providers, and keep systems patched and documented.

Two-year visiting assistant professor position in British Literature since 1800 beginning August 2026. Teach five courses per year including British Literature since 1800, a themed course on Desire (British or Global Anglophone), topics courses in British/Global Anglophone literature since 1800, and two first-year writing courses. Ph.D. in British literature required (completed or imminent); undergraduate teaching experience preferred. Apply online by July 1, 2026.

Operate and manage live and studio audio recording, mixing, editing, archival backups, and distribution for the Music Department; run soundboard for performances; manage Tyler-Tallman Hall operations; maintain studios/labs and audio technologies; train/supervise student workers; coordinate technical projects, equipment purchases, and faculty support.

Plan and execute a diverse portfolio of college events focused on fundraising, donor stewardship, and campus arts partnerships. Manage vendor and campus partnerships, budgets, registration, and event communications. Provide onsite production and support during peak seasons and ensure high-quality attendee experiences.

Lead planning and execution of a diverse portfolio of in-person college events (e.g., Reunion Weekend), manage budgets and vendor/campus partnerships, oversee Assistant Director, run registration and communications via Blackbaud, and provide high-touch hospitality for donors and alumni.