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Develops scalable, performant immersive learning experiences for mobile VR using Unity and C#. Responsibilities include building modular systems, collaborating with designers, prototyping interactive STEM tools, optimizing code and applications, maintaining development pipelines, improving tooling, testing user experiences, and supporting code quality and automation.

Own the B2C marketing function for a subscription business, including go-to-market strategy, brand positioning, channel management, organic growth, lifecycle marketing, and performance metrics. Lead the shift from paid acquisition to sustainable organic growth, manage agencies and vendors, and partner with product and sales leadership. The role requires hands-on EdTech and B2C subscription or SaaS marketing experience, with fractional CMO experience preferred.

Build and maintain production LLM-based tools, agent workflows, reporting automation, and AI-driven analysis for enrollment and financial projections. Connect AI systems to Ellucian Colleague and other institutional systems, manage models and integrations, ensure reliability and cost control, and uphold FERPA-compliant data governance. Advise executive leadership on practical AI applications and independently turn business requests into working tools.

Supports HR operations for university faculty and staff, including recruitment, interviewing, onboarding, benefits administration, employee relations, conflict mediation, performance processes, compliance, training, records management, reporting, engagement initiatives, and HR policy or process improvements. The role requires maintaining confidentiality, advising employees and managers, and promoting an inclusive workplace aligned with the university’s mission.

Supports painting, drawing, and design courses by supervising students, reinforcing instruction, operating and maintaining studio equipment, preparing demonstrations, arranging supplies and still-life setups, facilitating study groups, tracking attendance and performance, coordinating open studio hours, and overseeing student workers. The role also assists faculty with scheduling, student services, purchasing recommendations, equipment safety, facility maintenance, and exam proctoring.

Maintains accurate accounts payable and financial transaction records, reconciles entries, balances the general ledger, prepares trial balances, and supports financial statements, payroll, payments, and month-end close. Ensures compliance with GAAP, governmental accounting standards, nonprofit regulations, and applicable federal, state, local, and charter-authorizer requirements. The role also develops accounting procedures, responds to internal and vendor inquiries, and uses Excel and financial management software for data entry and recordkeeping.

Designs and mentors students in scenic, lighting, and sound production across four annual theatre productions. Oversees technical production elements, theatre rentals, scheduling, budgets, supplies, shops, stage crews, safety, and work-study students. Maintains theatre facilities and equipment while collaborating on external events. The role requires scenic construction, lighting and electrics expertise, soundboard and QLab knowledge, organizational skills, and the ability to work irregular nights and weekends.

Advise students and families on financial aid options, process FAFSA applications, conduct verification, analyze eligibility documents, and evaluate satisfactory academic progress. Award grants and scholarships, monitor grant budgets, administer the Federal Work Study Program, maintain program eligibility requirements, and interpret federal and state regulations to ensure compliance.

General application for prospective positions at PCA. Applicants must submit required documents and complete all application questions so their information can be matched to future openings. Candidates should support PCA’s Christian mission, affirm PCA doctrinal beliefs, demonstrate a strong Christian testimony and mature godly character, and show biblical integrity, dedication, flexibility, responsiveness, and openness to counsel.

The Provost provides executive leadership for academic and student affairs, overseeing academic programs, student success, faculty development, accreditation, assessment, budgeting, strategic planning, and institutional effectiveness. The role supervises academic and student affairs leaders, advances innovation in teaching and workforce education, manages a division exceeding $25 million, ensures regulatory compliance, and develops industry, community, employer, and educational partnerships.