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Administers business-critical enterprise applications supporting university operations. Responsibilities include application configuration, upgrades, integrations, automation, security, identity management, data exchanges, ETL processes, monitoring, documentation, vendor coordination, compliance, disaster recovery, and stakeholder support. The role serves as a technical owner for enterprise platforms and collaborates with developers, infrastructure teams, data analysts, vendors, and business users.

Administers the Graduate Slate CRM platform for admissions and enrollment operations. Responsibilities include configuring workflows, forms, campaigns, portals, queries, reports, integrations, data pipelines, and decision processes. The analyst provides user training, troubleshooting, access management, documentation, data reconciliation, system audits, and operational recommendations. The role also supports PeopleSoft and related enterprise integrations while implementing new Slate features and improving data integrity and workflow efficiency.

Leads statewide client engagement and consultative sales for manufacturing services. Develops proposals and scopes of work, identifies growth opportunities, manages consulting and training projects, analyzes manufacturing challenges, and coordinates internal and external partners. Builds relationships with manufacturing leaders, tracks sales activities and KPIs, supports outreach, and delivers tailored solutions involving workforce, operations, innovation, and automation. The role requires extensive in-state travel and may require overnight stays.

Manages budgets, financial reporting, grant compliance, payroll, procurement, purchasing, travel payments, audits, and personnel administration for federally funded TRIO Upward Bound programs. Maintains Workday financial records, prepares budgets and grant documents, monitors expenditures and internal controls, coordinates with university offices, and supports federal monitoring visits. The role also assists with technology assets, staff training, workforce development initiatives, partnerships, and program implementation.

Manages a university PhD program across recruitment, admissions, registration, orientation, retention, student success, milestones, events, reporting, scholarships, budgets, and accreditation support. Advises students, coordinates faculty and campus stakeholders, maintains academic records and program materials, supports dissertation and examination processes, and analyzes outcomes to improve retention and program effectiveness. The role also coordinates a psychosocial oncology concentration and related events, communications, marketing, and website updates.

Designs, implements, and maintains enterprise cybersecurity systems across university infrastructure, networks, cloud environments, and research systems. Configures security platforms, manages identity and access services, leads incident response and investigations, develops automation, supports zero-trust and cloud security architectures, and conducts security reviews. The role also supports HIPAA, FERPA, PCI-DSS, CMMC, and NIST compliance, documents technical processes, collaborates across IT teams, and mentors colleagues.

Conduct externally funded artificial intelligence research, publish scholarly work, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, mentor students, develop AI curriculum, and contribute to departmental, university, and professional service.

Manage and operate the university's central research computing infrastructure including supercomputing clusters, scalable storage, and research software. Install, configure, and tune hardware, storage, networking, job schedulers (SLURM), containers, and research applications; diagnose/resolving issues; advise and assist faculty and researchers; support secure enclave and Google Cloud; and contribute to grant proposals and technical documentation.

Supports Louisville Athletics revenue generation through major gifts, corporate partnerships, NIL fundraising, philanthropic giving, premium seating sales, and donor engagement. Responsibilities include managing donor and partner portfolios, cultivating and soliciting gifts, securing premium seating commitments, stewarding relationships, meeting fundraising goals, and supporting special events and initiatives. Local travel and occasional overnight out-of-state travel may be required.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor in Finance responsible for conducting high-quality research suitable for elite finance journals, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in corporate finance, investments, derivatives, and related subjects, and contributing professional and university service. Candidates must complete a Ph.D. in Finance by August 1, 2027, and demonstrate strong potential for scholarly research and effective teaching.