Jobs at Texas A&M International University

Leads structured supplemental instruction sessions for students in difficult courses. Duties include attending assigned classes, facilitating collaborative study sessions, coordinating with faculty, promoting participation, tracking attendance, conducting exam reviews, completing reports, and participating in training and team meetings. The role requires strong academic knowledge, communication, organization, confidentiality, and problem-solving skills, with face-to-face campus work for up to 19 hours weekly.

Provide on-site and remote end-user IT support including phone and Bomgar remote sessions, workstation setup, patching, imaging, inventory, equipment relocation, decommissioning, and documentation while following university policies and compliance standards.

Part-time NSF-funded graduate research assistant supporting MS Biology thesis research using microbiological and molecular biology techniques on yeast. Duties include performing experiments, collecting and managing data, basic statistical analysis, developing assessment tools, presenting at conferences, and preparing publications. On-campus presence and adherence to academic progress and departmental scheduling requirements required.

Student worker supporting the Office of Information Technology Student Information Services: maintain SIS-based reports, provide SQL database application support, extract and analyze SIS data, ensure compliance with applicable policies and regulations, assist departments with SIS usage, and perform assigned tasks.

Support SANE grant research by collecting and managing data, ensuring IRB compliance, performing basic statistical analysis and coding, developing evaluation tools, and contributing to manuscripts and dissemination under faculty supervision.

Assist faculty with ongoing biology/chemistry research by collecting and managing data, learning analytical techniques for SmartChem-210 and Shimadzu TOC-L, performing basic statistical analyses, developing assessment tools, and providing laboratory support up to 10 hours weekly.

Support UAV-enabled environmental monitoring research by assisting with drone preparation, flight operations, sensor integration and calibration, field data collection, aerial imagery and sensor data processing, flight planning, equipment maintenance, documentation, and participation in research meetings.