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Design, develop, test, and maintain embedded software for advanced robotics using STM32, CANBUS, CANOpen, ROS, Linux, C/C++, and Python. Support application issues, requirements gathering, technical documentation, cross-functional projects, user evaluations, and sponsor presentations. Guide junior staff and travel domestically or internationally as project needs require.

Supports U.S., expatriate, and international payroll processing across multiple payroll cycles. Responsibilities include entering and validating payroll data, processing earnings and deductions, reconciling gross-to-net results, resolving employee payroll inquiries, researching discrepancies, supporting tax and compliance activities, maintaining payroll records, testing system changes, and contributing to process improvements. The role requires strong analytical, customer service, confidentiality, and deadline-management skills in a high-volume environment.

Provides administrative and program support for the Human-Computer Interaction Institute, including faculty calendar management, expense processing, procurement, event coordination, travel arrangements, student and academic program support, records management, website updates, and meeting logistics. The role also manages files and departmental systems, supports recruitment and admissions activities, coordinates course and event scheduling, and completes special projects.

Develops statistical, machine learning, and AI solutions for government and industry cybersecurity challenges. Responsibilities include identifying analytical opportunities, designing studies and prototypes, building production solutions, conducting research, developing advanced AI and statistical models, collaborating with cybersecurity experts and university faculty, co-authoring proposals, and presenting findings. Projects may involve generative AI, LLMs, computer vision, causal inference, forecasting, vulnerability classification, big data, and model deployment.

Leads the Automation Integration with Vulnerability Response mission area, aligning cybersecurity research projects with government priorities. Directs vulnerability management, coordinated vulnerability disclosure, AI-enabled remediation automation, budgets, quality and security reviews, stakeholder relationships, and partner engagement. Manages cross-functional teams, represents the organization to government and research partners, communicates strategic recommendations, and coordinates internal support functions. Requires extensive technical leadership, vulnerability management expertise, travel, and eligibility for a Department of War security clearance.

Leads full-cycle recruitment for Carnegie Mellon’s Office of the Vice President for Research. Develops targeted sourcing strategies for niche and difficult-to-fill positions, engages passive candidates, builds diverse talent pipelines, advises hiring leaders, and provides market intelligence. Manages searches from intake through offer while ensuring equitable candidate experiences and compliance. Uses recruiting metrics and Workday data to improve processes and contributes to organizational design and workforce planning initiatives.

Leads Carnegie Mellon’s debt capital markets, liquidity investment portfolio, and financial risk management activities. Responsibilities include debt issuance and structuring, liquidity portfolio management, credit rating reviews, covenant compliance, stress testing, financial modeling, asset manager oversight, and relationships with banks and rating agencies. The role also develops funding strategies, manages balance sheet risks, and supports cross-division financial initiatives.

Leads fundraising strategy and operations for ICA Pittsburgh, targeting more than $500,000 in annual contributed revenue and long-term endowment support. Manages major gift prospects, annual giving, donor stewardship, foundation and corporate partnerships, fundraising events, and the ICA Patrons Council. Builds the museum’s philanthropic identity, oversees donor records and CRM processes, coordinates communications, and collaborates with university, museum, academic, artistic, and community partners.

Leads internal and external marketing and communications for a university art school. Responsibilities include website management, content writing, newsletters, social media, promotional materials, student recruitment campaigns, public programming promotion, event communications, contractor coordination, and collaboration on fundraising initiatives. The role also analyzes campaign performance, manages communications distribution, and supports documentation of events and artworks.

Manage a portfolio of 125–150 major gift prospects, developing relationships, cultivating and soliciting donations of $50,000 or more, and stewarding donors. Track prospect activity in Salesforce, coordinate university stakeholders, communicate Carnegie Mellon’s funding priorities, develop advancement plans, and report progress against annual goals. The role requires fundraising expertise, strong communication skills, knowledge of charitable giving tax laws, and experience in nonprofit or higher education major gifts.