Jobs at Texas A&M University

Supports publication design, layout, accessibility, and graphic editing for print and electronic educational materials. Organizes project files, revisions, approvals, drafts, and artwork while meeting deadlines. Requires InDesign experience, strong English skills, and attention to detail. Illustrator, Photoshop, and WCAG-compliant accessible publication experience are preferred. The role is temporary and based in College Station, Texas, with possible remote work.

Conducts plant disease diagnostic testing and manages plant sample data for the Texas Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab. Maintains laboratory equipment and supports general lab operations. Manages the Texas FIRST DETECTOR education program by developing resources, conducting training, recruiting and supporting volunteers, and evaluating program effectiveness. Also develops and delivers plant pathology education and outreach materials to stakeholders.

Performs moderately complex accounting and banking operations, including deposits, financial transactions, uploads, reimbursements, payroll entries, accounts receivable support, and payment reconciliation. Reviews financial documents for accuracy, coding, approvals, and compliance; resolves discrepancies involving ACH, credit cards, returned payments, and unidentified payments. Provides financial customer support, maintains documentation, monitors cash-handling compliance, and recommends process improvements.

Processes budget transfers, accounting and payroll entries; reconciles agency, federal, state, and local accounts; supports annual budget preparation, funding applications, account setup and closeout; analyzes financial data; prepares reports; manages salary savings, cost-sharing, and correction transactions; and coordinates with department administrators and financial analysts.

Develop and execute media outreach and media relations strategies; pitch stories, manage press releases and media inquiries; create written content and social media to amplify coverage; support digital communications, press events, crisis communications, and training across Texas A&M AgriLife.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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