Jobs at Texas A&M University

Supports medium- to large-scale digital projects by coordinating timelines, deliverables, requirements, stakeholders, testing, documentation, training, and status reporting. The role helps develop and maintain websites, web applications, educational resources, data collection systems, and reporting tools. Responsibilities also include front-end HTML and CSS enhancements, accessibility and usability improvements, website analytics support, troubleshooting, and technical assistance for faculty and staff.

The Administrative Associate III provides complex administrative support, including word processing, data management, record keeping, and arranging meetings. The role requires multitasking, strong communication skills, and the ability to handle sensitive information.

Plan, implement, and evaluate Texas 4-H Shooting Sports programs; recruit, train, and support volunteers and coaches; manage events, registrations, accounts, and program communications; support grants and partnerships.

Postdoctoral researcher will develop and validate remote-sensing-enabled surface and groundwater models, integrate NASA EO products with in situ data, apply hydrologic and groundwater models, build AI/ML predictive frameworks, manage heterogeneous datasets, support tool development (APIs/dashboards), engage binational stakeholders, publish research, and supervise students.

Lead and manage controlled-environment crop production and facility operations, including greenhouse control systems, hydroponics, irrigation, HVAC, IPM, staff supervision, SOP development, compliance (IBC/EHS), vendor coordination, and project reporting to support research objectives.

Support and supervise livestock research at McGregor Research Center: manage experiments and animal husbandry, collect and analyze data, maintain research records and equipment, train staff/students, and prepare proposals and reports for funding and publication.

The graduate assistant will support the Rural Student Success Initiative through data collection, analysis, literature reviews, and the development of evaluation tools.

The Postdoctoral Research Associate coordinates research on nutrition curricula, provides training to students, supports health interventions, and manages research activities.

Develops and executes science communications for Texas A&M AgriLife. Writes and edits research stories, translates complex scientific findings for public and media audiences, manages assigned-unit communications, maintains web content, supports earned media and brand consistency, and analyzes campaign performance. Coordinates with researchers, leadership, media relations, social media, web, and design teams while managing multiple assignments, deadlines, and stakeholders.

Lead and support district 4-H youth development programming: set priorities with leadership, train and onboard agents, deliver club/volunteer/youth trainings, evaluate outcomes, prepare reports, maintain partnerships, and support outreach and grant efforts.

Provide administrative, fiscal, and project coordination support for the Healthy Living program, including calendar and travel management, budget and grant support, stakeholder coordination, communications, data collection/analysis, personnel administration, and development of project management and evaluation tools across multiple program locations.

Support faculty research by conducting field and laboratory experiments, installing and maintaining research plots, collecting and analyzing data, preparing written summaries and reports, managing data with computers/Excel, procuring supplies, and performing other assigned research duties.

Coordinate and manage disaster preparedness and recovery programs, train and support volunteers, develop grants and outreach, maintain ESF plans, and serve as AgriLife Extension liaison to the TDEM State Operations Center. Requires deployments to the SOC and occasional overnight travel; candidate must live within 50 miles of Austin, TX.

The Lead Data Analyst will lead data analysis for public health projects, supervise analysts, and develop statistical models and reports.

The Assistant Professor will establish a nationally recognized research program focused on forest ecology, addressing sustainability issues, conducting research, and collaborating with stakeholders.

Designs and implements regional workplans to improve rural students' postsecondary transition, retention, and completion. Builds institutional and community partnerships, delivers student workshops and retention campaigns, connects students to internships and campus resources, and coaches students on financial aid, advising, mental health, and tutoring supports. Monitors project goals and progress.

Provide administrative, financial, and operational support for Texas 4-H including invoicing and A/R follow-up, inventory and fixed-asset management, Formsite administration, PVCEP liaison duties, and website maintenance (ADA compliance, plug-ins, link checks). Serve as backup for business office functions and assist with vendor/account reconciliation and reporting.

Provide benefits and retirement administration support for employees, retirees, and survivors; process Workday benefit changes; run and analyze reports; handle retiree/dependent/death processing; assist with open enrollment, billing issues, LOA correspondence, and wellness initiatives; ensure compliance with state/federal rules and maintain confidentiality of PHI.

Manage Texas 4-H Foundation scholarship and grant programs, coordinate alumni engagement initiatives and recognition programs, lead annual report production, support donor stewardship and events, maintain program records and CRM data, and prepare reports for leadership and the Board.

The Research Assistant conducts soil science research, performing fieldwork, laboratory analyses, data analysis, and supervising graduate students while operating and maintaining research equipment.