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Provides advanced onsite IT support for faculty, staff, students, and researchers across Cornell’s engineering and computing colleges. Manages Windows and Apple fleets using JAMF, MEMCM, and Intune; supports Exchange, Active Directory, Group Policy, and Linux systems. Serves as a technical leader, collaborates on projects and campus standards, improves workflows, and responds to computer emergencies during nights, weekends, and holidays.

Develop and support Boomi integrations connecting enterprise systems such as PeopleSoft, Workday, and Salesforce. Design, build, test, deploy, and troubleshoot APIs and data exchanges using SOAP, REST, JSON, XML, SQL, and programming languages. Collaborate with stakeholders and vendors, manage multiple projects, maintain integration performance, and apply SDLC and operational support practices. This is a remote, two-year term appointment with no visa sponsorship.

Develop and architect scalable Salesforce solutions across multiple enterprise organizations, including custom applications, Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flows, managed packages, data models, integrations, security, Experience Cloud, reporting, testing, releases, and troubleshooting. The role supports Salesforce modernization across Cornell campuses and must comply with HIPAA, FERPA, GDPR, and PII requirements. It collaborates with technical and functional stakeholders and contributes to emerging capabilities such as Data360 and Agentforce.

Leads industry and foundation partnerships for Cornell’s computing and information science college. Develops strategies to cultivate, secure, and steward corporate, philanthropic, and institutional relationships supporting research, innovation, and education. Builds collaborations, manages a portfolio of external partners, represents the college with senior leaders, and creates persuasive proposals and briefings. Works with faculty, university leadership, and external stakeholders in a complex, collaborative environment.

Supports Cornell University’s central revenue and expense allocation models, financial modeling, forecasting, resource planning, and institutional financial analysis. Maintains complex models, analyzes large datasets, improves planning processes and reporting, and helps implement Workday Adaptive Planning. Communicates financial insights to technical and non-technical stakeholders while ensuring model accuracy, integrity, and alignment with university resource allocation methodologies.

Oversee the Milstein Program’s academic programming, operations, communications, budgeting, funding opportunities, and faculty and student staffing. Develop interdisciplinary events and curricula, manage financial and donor reporting, supervise program staff, support student development, coordinate university partnerships, and advise students. The role also leads communications strategy, recruits faculty and student workers, administers grants and fellowships, and fosters an inclusive and collaborative community.

Leads finance and administration for multiple Student and Campus Life units with a combined operating budget of approximately $130 million. Oversees financial planning, reporting, analytics, accounting, internal controls, capital planning, purchasing, payment and travel processing, and operational resources. Serves as a strategic business partner to unit and divisional leaders, develops financial projections and performance metrics, coordinates administrative services, and supports fiscally responsible decision-making and process improvements.

Develop and support enterprise data lake and data warehouse solutions, including ETL pipelines, data transformations, database objects, schema impact analysis, documentation, and migrations. Collaborate with customers and IT teams as a data warehousing subject matter expert, learn evolving technologies, and participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation. The position is remote within the United States but requires periodic travel to Cornell’s Ithaca campus and occasional off-hours support.

Provides financial and accounting support for New York Sea Grant, including monitoring sponsored accounts, verifying expenses, applying account codes and financial policies, coordinating with administrators and principal investigators, and supporting extension staff statewide. The role requires accurate transaction processing, confidential information handling, customer service, collaboration, prioritization, and proficiency with Excel and university financial systems. This is a one-year hybrid appointment based in Ithaca, New York.

Leads Cornell Law School’s fundraising and alumni engagement strategy as chief development officer. Partners with the dean and university advancement leaders to establish philanthropic priorities, cultivate major and principal gift prospects, manage donor relationships, and identify funding opportunities. Oversees, mentors, and develops a nine-person alumni affairs and development team while serving as the primary liaison between the law school and central advancement organization.