Jobs at University of Southern California

The Computer Services Consultant II provides technical support to USC faculty, staff, and students, troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues, while documenting service requests and resolutions in the Help Desk system.

Provide strategic leadership for university-wide career development across undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, postdoctoral, and alumni populations. Oversee four functional teams, employer outreach, technology-enabled delivery, assessment, budgeting, and cross-campus partnerships. Serve as chief ambassador, drive innovation, and represent the university regionally and nationally while managing staff, operations, and complex agreements to enhance student career outcomes.

The Project Specialist will support research and project initiatives for developing a smog-eating facade, focusing on design, construction prototyping, data analysis, and project coordination.

Responsible for preparing and administering sponsored and non-sponsored research proposals, managing project budgets, and serving as a liaison between teams and principal investigators.

The Research Associate will conduct complex research projects, including murine studies and in vitro experiments, while preparing publications and collaborations.

The Clinical Monitoring Line Manager supervises and trains Clinical Monitors, oversees clinical trial processes, ensures compliance with regulations, and collaborates on study improvements.

The Office Assistant I provides administrative support by managing data entry, maintaining records, coordinating communication, and ensuring the intake process is efficient and confidential.

The Director of Marketing will manage marketing efforts for USC Athletics, focusing on multiple sports, managing student engagement programs, and overseeing promotional activities.

The Research Associate will develop computational methods for genomic analyses, collaborating with teams and managing large datasets while ensuring data integrity and best practices in analysis.

The Senior Business Analyst (ITS) - Grants will support grants management and research administration processes, focusing on business analysis, solution design, training, and stakeholder collaboration to improve university functions.

The Project Specialist will support street medicine projects by assisting in research and evaluation, event planning, and maintaining relationships relevant to the projects.

The Business Analyst Lead will enhance university operations related to Workday HCM and Payroll, develop requirements, mentor analysts, and drive process improvements.

Manage internal and external communications initiatives, oversee staff, develop strategies, and enhance reputation and awareness of the Office of Health Affairs.

The Associate Vice President of Threat Management leads university threat assessments, overseeing a team and coordinating response strategies while maintaining compliance with legal standards.

The Events and Employer Engagement Coordinator at USC manages Career Center events, fosters partnerships with employers, develops budgets, coordinates logistics, and oversees outreach and marketing efforts for events.

The Budget/Business Analyst supports various departments by managing budgets, preparing financial documents, reconciling accounts, and providing financial information to staff.

The Research Associate will conduct research in hepatic cell biology and antiviral immunology, perform experiments, analyze data, and lead publications.

The Administrative Assistant will support Dr. Rema Raman by managing calendars, organizing meetings, tracking travel arrangements, and maintaining administrative databases, while ensuring efficient office operations.

The engineer will support semiconductor prototyping projects, translating customer needs into fabrication plans, enhancing processes, and optimizing yields with internal and partner teams.

The Associate Director of Finance manages financial reporting, budget development, and financial analysis, ensuring accuracy and supporting decision-making at the Keck School of Medicine.