The Director of the School of Accounting at FAU will manage the school's operations, promote faculty excellence, engage with external constituencies, oversee strategic planning, and participate in teaching and research.

The Budget Analyst will manage the University’s annual operating budget, analyze financial data, prepare reports, and provide recommendations to stakeholders.

The Graduate Programs Assistant advises prospective students, assists with applications, coordinates events, maintains databases, and provides administrative support for the Schmidt College of Medicine.

The Coordinator provides technical support, troubleshooting computers and network issues, maintaining documentation, and assisting with grant proposals in the College of Science IT support group.

Academic Advisor I at FAU provides advising for undergraduate programs, assists in course selection, supports student success initiatives, and maintains communication within the academic community.

The STEM Librarian leads research, instruction, and outreach services in STEM disciplines, collaborates with faculty, and promotes effective library resource usage, supporting academic achievement.

The Academic Advisor I guides transfer students through their onboarding, helping them transition into their majors and navigate university resources, utilizing advising technologies to enhance tracking and support.

The Operations Assistant engages customers at the Recreation and Fitness Center, provides information about services, maintains a clean environment, educates patrons on policies, and ensures proper use of equipment.

The Graphic Designer will create diverse visual content for social media, print materials, and reports, ensuring adherence to branding guidelines and effective communication of complex research.

The role involves publishing in leading strategy journals, teaching strategic management courses, and contributing to departmental service at Florida Atlantic University.

The Multimedia Specialist I will manage video productions, integrate AI tools for efficiency, provide technical support, and ensure media accessibility. They will collaborate with instructional designers and train staff on multimedia best practices.

The Scholarly Communications and OER Librarian provides leadership and support on scholarly communication and open educational resources, promoting research productivity and engagement while guiding faculty and students on copyright and open access issues.

The Community Coordinator oversees a residential community, manages staff, implements curricula, supports student well-being, and ensures compliance with policies.

The Associate Director will strengthen transfer pathways, develop articulation agreements, track their efficacy, and support enrollment growth strategies through partnerships and data analysis.

The Graduation Assistant supports the Registrar's Office by managing graduation processes, assisting with ceremonies, communicating with students, and ensuring compliance with policies.

The Academic Advisor I will guide pre-health freshmen and sophomores, assist with orientation, evaluate student records, and support graduation progress.

Manage and assess library instruction programs and outreach; design and deliver information literacy instruction and online learning modules; coordinate library teaching faculty and liaison activities; integrate instructional technologies and AI, collect and analyze usage and assessment data, and support scholarly communication, OER, and digital repository initiatives.

The Assistant/Associate Professor is responsible for teaching, mentoring students and junior faculty, and engaging in interdisciplinary education in nursing.