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The Toronto Campus is seeking a Campus Operations Assistant to serve as the primary point of contact for campus activities, provide customer service to students and faculty, and assist with event support. This is a contract position working 40 hours per week at a rate of $24.68 CDN per hour.

The Marketing Manager is responsible for creating, deploying, tracking, and measuring integrated marketing strategies for Northeastern University's degree programs in Vancouver, British Columbia. This role involves developing enrollment marketing plans, tracking campaign success, managing relationships with university partners and vendors, and utilizing marketing automation tools and CRM systems.

The Director of Anchor Partnership Relations will collaboratively design, build, and execute the Roux Institute’s partner development strategy and ambitious growth goals for revenue generated from industry partnerships. This role involves developing new strategic accounts, growing a team, and building relationships with strategic partners.

The Director of Venture Creation and Acceleration at Northeastern University's Roux Institute is responsible for designing, securing funding, and executing a new and growing portfolio of programs that support companies. The role involves developing strategies, building relationships, and leading a team to support new ventures and entrepreneurial education offerings.

The Campus Operations Specialist serves as the first line of contact for visitors and students at the Regional Campus, managing operations and the reception area. Responsibilities include office administration, customer service, event planning, and academic support. Requires strong communication, organizational skills, and proficiency in various software tools.

The Payroll Manager role involves overseeing the day-to-day running of payroll operations at the University, including Gross to Net calculations, compliance with HMRC and pension requirements, and regulatory reporting. The role also includes process improvement, system migration, and working closely with the Director of Finance to ensure efficient and accurate payroll processing.

Maintain and extend graphical user interface in Unity game engine, integrate new models and animations, support multiple development efforts across platforms, provide training for application development.

The Transformation Project Management Lead plays a key role in the finance transformation program at Northeastern University, focusing on modernizing financial processes and technology. The role involves managing ERP implementation projects and ensuring the success of the Workday Finance ERP suite.

Join the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University as a Sr. Systems Software Developer. Develop and test software for computational approaches in biomedicine, including natural language processing and knowledge integration. Deploy software on cloud computing infrastructure and create web services. Contribute to DARPA's ASKEM program.

The Slate Enrollment Analyst – Marketing Operations will support marketing processes within the university’s instances of Slate, providing best-in-class applicant and user experience. Responsibilities include working with key stakeholders, implementing and maintaining marketing processes, optimizing enrollment marketing efforts, and supporting various aspects of the enrollment process within Slate.

The Workday Finance Reporting Analyst is responsible for developing reports and queries using Workday Finance, Prism, and SQL. They collaborate with project leads and analysts in testing and validating data for accuracy. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, proficiency in SQL query, and experience in data analytics and Workday Finance reporting.

The Program Manager will support program activities, manage schedules, communication, reporting, financials, and documentation. They will ensure compliance with grantor requirements, support meetings and travel needs, and foster collaboration between stakeholders. The PM will develop project plans, milestones, and ensure contractual and regulatory compliance.

The Operations Coordinator at Northeastern University's Office of City and Community Engagement will support the university's initiatives by coordinating community events, managing event logistics, and collaborating with internal and external partners.

Develop and maintain the NIO Android Mobile App, analyze data collected for mobile, support team members, and ensure data integrity and insights for customers.

The College of Social Sciences and Humanities is seeking a Data Engineer to work on complex data from the National Internet Observatory for research activities in computational social science projects.

Seeking a Data & Reporting Specialist to support the Roux Institute by collecting, analyzing, and disseminating institutional data. Responsibilities include data collection, analysis, reporting, and presentation of metrics to support strategic planning and decision-making. Requires strong analytical skills, proficiency in statistical and data visualization tools, and experience in data management and interpretation within a higher education environment.

The Administrative Operations Manager is responsible for providing organizational and administrative services, including office management, events planning, financial administration, and special projects leadership. Responsibilities include project planning, budget analysis, program implementation, vendor research, staffing analysis, and office events planning. Key responsibilities also involve general office operations, outreach and event coordination, human resources support, and project management. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent and two to four years of experience, with proficiency in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Microsoft Publisher/Photoshop.

The Senior Project Manager is responsible for managing the buildout and delivery of new research, learning, convening, and administrative space at the Arlington campus. They will serve as the primary point of contact for the completion and activation of the facility.

The Campus Operations Specialist serves as the first line of contact for guests, students, and staff at the Regional Campus. They coordinate events, support operations, and maintain the professional appearance of the campus. Strong interpersonal and written communication skills are required along with a high degree of diplomacy, customer service, and organizational skills.

The Project Coordinator will support strategic initiatives and administrative functions, including facilitating meetings, liaising with stakeholders, managing scheduling, tracking initiatives, organizing events, and supporting project management. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree, 1-3 years of experience in higher education or project coordination, proficiency in technology, strong organizational skills, and excellent communication abilities.