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This position ensures that buildings remain energy-efficient, weather-resistant, and compliant with industry standards by addressing issues such as water leaks, moisture intrusion, insulation failures, and facade deterioration, offering solutions to enhance performance and longevity. A key function is to guide and oversee solutions for improving performance, including material selection, system design, and structural planning. Under the general direction of the Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance, the employee also oversees seven technicians in the General Trades shop (lock and key, painting, and general maintenance). Architect Alabama The Architect will work with the Director, Planning, Design & Construction, Chief Facilities Officer (CFO), VPs, campus representatives, master plan architect, project architects, and engineers to plan, design, and develop programs, budgets, schedules, plans, and specifications. He/she obtains plan approvals for projects including new construction, renovation, remodeling, grant, minor capital outlay, special repair, and tenant improvements in accordance with all applicable codes and standards. He/she provides professional support throughout construction to ensure project continuity. He/she independently manages, schedules, and tracks contractors and consultants from project inception through construction bid and completion. He/she acts as the University Building Official, responsible for enforcement of all applicable building codes and standards. He/she provides advice and professional support to the Director, PDC, Chief Facilities Officer (CFO), campus representatives on matters related to physical facilities planning in support of the academic mission of UAH. Additionally, this position is funded from construction program management fee revenue. The continuation of employment in future years depends on the funding availability of future program management fee revenue. Public Safety Telecommunicator Alabama he Public Safety Telecommunicator is employed in The University of Alabama in Huntsville Police Department Emergency Communications and Operations Center as both a 911 Call Taker and Public Safety Dispatcher. Under general supervision, the Public Safety Telecommunicator independently performs specialized and essential specialized work in receiving and dispatching accurate information to appropriate emergency responders during, at times, highly stressful and intense situations. Work involves responsibility for the operation of specialized radio utilizing multiple channels and frequencies in a 911 center. The incumbent requires fast, efficient, and accurate receiving, dispatching, and processing of calls and messages from and to appropriate vehicles and personnel. Employees work with considerable independence, subject to instructions or orders to meet special operating circumstances or emergencies. The incumbent will effectively and efficiently communicate between campus law enforcement headquarters, campus police officers in the field, parking officers, student assistants, other university departments and personnel, and outside agencies. These interactions require tact, discretion, and confidentiality. Work is performed in a communications center without windows. Incumbent often works fast-paced in a harried work atmosphere, sometimes confronted by disturbing or stressful call situations. Work is essentially sedentary with occasional walking, bending, lifting of objects up to pounds, or minimal physical activities. Work requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, operate multiple personal computers and transmitters/receivers, and perceive and or discriminate colors, and sounds from multiple directions, depth, and texture. Work requires continuous repetitive arm/hand movement. Department-Based IT Manager Alabama The M. Louis Salmon Library at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) seeks an innovative, user-centered, and service-oriented IT Manager - Library to lead the administration and advancement of the library’s integrated systems and technology infrastructure. This full-time staff position requires exemplary communication skills, a collaborative mindset, and a commitment to improving library services through thoughtful, forward-looking use of technology. The IT Manager - Library serves as the technical lead for the library’s systems environment, overseeing critical platforms such as Ex Libris Alma, Primo VE, Leganto, and EZProxy, as well as a variety of vendor and in-house systems that support discovery, access, and digital content. The position also supports web services, systems integrations, and emerging technologies that improve the user experience and enhance library operations. Senior Procurement Officer – Military Research Support Alabama The Rotorcraft System Engineering and Simulation Center is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Procurement Officer, Military Research Support to support the unique and time-sensitive procurement needs of research programs supporting military initiatives, including work involving Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), classified programs, and support to special operations. This individual will be responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal acquisition regulations (FAR), Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) requirements, and institutional policies while facilitating rapid and compliant acquisition of goods and services. Many of these programs operate under short performance periods, often six months or less. Electrician I Alabama The Electrician I is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations department, which is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of the University. This employee will perform skilled work in installing, repairing, and maintaining all electrical equipment, appliances, and circuitry. The employee sets his/her shift hours within a second shift timeframe (Monday - Friday, 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM). Once the employee sets their shift hours, the schedule is considered final and cannot be altered without prior approval. The second shift is considered a shift differential pay category, if the employee returns to the first shift at any time, the shift differential will be removed. Principal Research Engineer III, S4 Alabama 15 May 2026 The Prinicpal Research Engineer III, S4 will perform comprehensive research and provide high-level oversight and senior-level database administration to the AvMC G6. Research Assistant I, S3 Alabama 8 May 2026 The Research Assistant I will provide support to the Aerophysics Research lab. Computer Scientist III, S3 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Travel, both domestic and international, may be required of this position. Research Assistant I Alabama 24 Apr 2026 The Research Assistant I will be responsible for working on assigned projects within Project DIAL's embedded research program. The position involves using Open.AI, MaxQDA, Google Suite, YouTube Studio and other platforms to collect, process, curate, archive, analyze, and code relevant data. The individual will also contribute to research and writing for publication in related education and social science journals. This is an on-call position for a temporary project or projects with a maximum weekly time limit set at 30 hours. Principal Research Engineer VII, S3 Alabama The Principal Research Engineer will provide leadership, perform research, manage, and support the design, development, testing and analyses of RF technology development, conducting research in advanced antennas, electronics and signal processing algorithms for seekers/sensors and ground-based radar applications. Lab experimentation in system design, antenna measurement, hardware in the loop and guiding lab personnel, researchers, faculty, technicians and graduate and undergraduate students in research and testing of systems. Computer Scientist II, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will support the IMPACT Project Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Postdoctoral Research Assistant III, S4 Alabama The Lab for Applied Science at the Earth System Science Center is seeking a post-doctoral candidates to work on joint NASA/UAH projects. This position is for 2 years. The Postdoctoral Research Assistant will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization within the Earth Systems Science Center. The candidate will work across multiple projects related to data science, machine learning, satellite remote sensing and numerical modeling applications. Computer Scientist IV, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) within the Lab for Applied Science under the Earth System Science Center. The candidate will be expected to work on data science issues in research and operational frameworks. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides abroad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Computer Scientist III, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) in the Earth Systems Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Principal Research Engineer I, S1 Alabama 9 Apr 2026 The Principal Research Engineer will perform systems engineering research in collaboration with the ISE Dept. Research Scientist III S 1-4 - INCUS,AMPR/PMM,CYGNSS Alabama We are currently searching for a Research Scientist III, who will fulfill obligations of the AMPR science along with NASA projects INCUS and CYGNSS. After School Care Assistant Alabama 3 Apr 2026 The After School Care Assistant works under the general direction of the Director. The lead ASC teacher oversees scheduling and lesson planning. The After School Care assistant independently manages the learning environment in their assigned classroom. The ASC teacher has the ultimate responsibility for the classroom environment. However, the incumbent works closely with the lead ASC teacher to maintain an appropriate learning environment. Research Associate II, S1 Alabama The Research Associate will support the IMPACT Project Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC). NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. The IMPACT Project Office also provides a broad user perspective on how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations to improve all Earth science data life cycle phases, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Public Safety Telecommunicator Alabama The Public Safety Telecommunicator is employed in The University of Alabama in Huntsville Police Department Emergency Communications and Operations Center as both a 911 Call Taker and Public Safety Dispatcher. Under general supervision, the Public Safety Telecommunicator independently performs specialized and essential specialized work in receiving and dispatching accurate information to appropriate emergency responders during, at times, highly stressful and intense situations. Work involves responsibility for the operation of specialized radio utilizing multiple channels and frequencies in a 911 center. The incumbent requires fast, efficient, and accurate receiving, dispatching, and processing of calls and messages from and to appropriate vehicles and personnel. Employees work with considerable independence, subject to instructions or orders to meet special operating circumstances or emergencies. The incumbent will effectively and efficiently communicate between campus law enforcement headquarters, campus police officers in the field, parking officers, student assistants, other university departments and personnel, and outside agencies. These interactions require tact, discretion, and confidentiality. Work is performed in a communications center without windows. Incumbent often works fast-paced in a harried work atmosphere, sometimes confronted by disturbing or stressful call situations. Work is essentially sedentary with occasional walking, bending, lifting of objects up to pounds, or minimal physical activities. Work requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, operate multiple personal computers and transmitters/receivers, and perceive and or discriminate colors, and sounds from multiple directions, depth, and texture. Work requires continuous repetitive arm/hand movement. More Jobs 27 Expression of Interest Loading... Current Opportunities Position Location Closes Building Envelope Supervisor Alabama The Building Envelope Supervisor collaborates with the Director of Facilities Maintenance & Energy Management and the Chief Facilities Officer to inspect and test building envelope performance across campus. This role identifies current and potential problems and provides expertise for efficient, sustainable, and timely solutions. The Building Envelope Specialist evaluates, maintains, and improves building envelope systems, including roofs, windows, Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS), walls, insulation, and waterproofing. This position ensures that buildings remain energy-efficient, weather-resistant, and compliant with industry standards by addressing issues such as water leaks, moisture intrusion, insulation failures, and facade deterioration, offering solutions to enhance performance and longevity. A key function is to guide and oversee solutions for improving performance, including material selection, system design, and structural planning. Under the general direction of the Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance, the employee also oversees seven technicians in the General Trades shop (lock and key, painting, and general maintenance). Architect Alabama The Architect will work with the Director, Planning, Design & Construction, Chief Facilities Officer (CFO), VPs, campus representatives, master plan architect, project architects, and engineers to plan, design, and develop programs, budgets, schedules, plans, and specifications. He/she obtains plan approvals for projects including new construction, renovation, remodeling, grant, minor capital outlay, special repair, and tenant improvements in accordance with all applicable codes and standards. He/she provides professional support throughout construction to ensure project continuity. He/she independently manages, schedules, and tracks contractors and consultants from project inception through construction bid and completion. He/she acts as the University Building Official, responsible for enforcement of all applicable building codes and standards. He/she provides advice and professional support to the Director, PDC, Chief Facilities Officer (CFO), campus representatives on matters related to physical facilities planning in support of the academic mission of UAH. Additionally, this position is funded from construction program management fee revenue. The continuation of employment in future years depends on the funding availability of future program management fee revenue. Public Safety Telecommunicator Alabama he Public Safety Telecommunicator is employed in The University of Alabama in Huntsville Police Department Emergency Communications and Operations Center as both a 911 Call Taker and Public Safety Dispatcher. Under general supervision, the Public Safety Telecommunicator independently performs specialized and essential specialized work in receiving and dispatching accurate information to appropriate emergency responders during, at times, highly stressful and intense situations. Work involves responsibility for the operation of specialized radio utilizing multiple channels and frequencies in a 911 center. The incumbent requires fast, efficient, and accurate receiving, dispatching, and processing of calls and messages from and to appropriate vehicles and personnel. Employees work with considerable independence, subject to instructions or orders to meet special operating circumstances or emergencies. The incumbent will effectively and efficiently communicate between campus law enforcement headquarters, campus police officers in the field, parking officers, student assistants, other university departments and personnel, and outside agencies. These interactions require tact, discretion, and confidentiality. Work is performed in a communications center without windows. Incumbent often works fast-paced in a harried work atmosphere, sometimes confronted by disturbing or stressful call situations. Work is essentially sedentary with occasional walking, bending, lifting of objects up to pounds, or minimal physical activities. Work requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, operate multiple personal computers and transmitters/receivers, and perceive and or discriminate colors, and sounds from multiple directions, depth, and texture. Work requires continuous repetitive arm/hand movement. Department-Based IT Manager Alabama The M. Louis Salmon Library at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) seeks an innovative, user-centered, and service-oriented IT Manager - Library to lead the administration and advancement of the library’s integrated systems and technology infrastructure. This full-time staff position requires exemplary communication skills, a collaborative mindset, and a commitment to improving library services through thoughtful, forward-looking use of technology. The IT Manager - Library serves as the technical lead for the library’s systems environment, overseeing critical platforms such as Ex Libris Alma, Primo VE, Leganto, and EZProxy, as well as a variety of vendor and in-house systems that support discovery, access, and digital content. The position also supports web services, systems integrations, and emerging technologies that improve the user experience and enhance library operations. Senior Procurement Officer – Military Research Support Alabama The Rotorcraft System Engineering and Simulation Center is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Procurement Officer, Military Research Support to support the unique and time-sensitive procurement needs of research programs supporting military initiatives, including work involving Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), classified programs, and support to special operations. This individual will be responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal acquisition regulations (FAR), Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) requirements, and institutional policies while facilitating rapid and compliant acquisition of goods and services. Many of these programs operate under short performance periods, often six months or less. Electrician I Alabama The Electrician I is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations department, which is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of the University. This employee will perform skilled work in installing, repairing, and maintaining all electrical equipment, appliances, and circuitry. The employee sets his/her shift hours within a second shift timeframe (Monday - Friday, 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM). Once the employee sets their shift hours, the schedule is considered final and cannot be altered without prior approval. The second shift is considered a shift differential pay category, if the employee returns to the first shift at any time, the shift differential will be removed. Principal Research Engineer III, S4 Alabama May 15 2026 The Prinicpal Research Engineer III, S4 will perform comprehensive research and provide high-level oversight and senior-level database administration to the AvMC G6. Research Assistant I, S3 Alabama May 8 2026 The Research Assistant I will provide support to the Aerophysics Research lab. Computer Scientist III, S3 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Travel, both domestic and international, may be required of this position. Research Assistant I Alabama Apr 24 2026 The Research Assistant I will be responsible for working on assigned projects within Project DIAL's embedded research program. The position involves using Open.AI, MaxQDA, Google Suite, YouTube Studio and other platforms to collect, process, curate, archive, analyze, and code relevant data. The individual will also contribute to research and writing for publication in related education and social science journals. This is an on-call position for a temporary project or projects with a maximum weekly time limit set at 30 hours. Principal Research Engineer VII, S3 Alabama The Principal Research Engineer will provide leadership, perform research, manage, and support the design, development, testing and analyses of RF technology development, conducting research in advanced antennas, electronics and signal processing algorithms for seekers/sensors and ground-based radar applications. Lab experimentation in system design, antenna measurement, hardware in the loop and guiding lab personnel, researchers, faculty, technicians and graduate and undergraduate students in research and testing of systems. Computer Scientist II, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will support the IMPACT Project Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Postdoctoral Research Assistant III, S4 Alabama The Lab for Applied Science at the Earth System Science Center is seeking a post-doctoral candidates to work on joint NASA/UAH projects. This position is for 2 years. The Postdoctoral Research Assistant will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization within the Earth Systems Science Center. The candidate will work across multiple projects related to data science, machine learning, satellite remote sensing and numerical modeling applications. Computer Scientist IV, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) within the Lab for Applied Science under the Earth System Science Center. The candidate will be expected to work on data science issues in research and operational frameworks. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides abroad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Computer Scientist III, S4 Alabama The Computer Scientist will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization for the Inter-Agency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) in the Earth Systems Science Center. NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the IMPACT Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Principal Research Engineer I, S1 Alabama Apr 9 2026 The Principal Research Engineer will perform systems engineering research in collaboration with the ISE Dept. Research Scientist III S 1-4 - INCUS,AMPR/PMM,CYGNSS Alabama We are currently searching for a Research Scientist III, who will fulfill obligations of the AMPR science along with NASA projects INCUS and CYGNSS. After School Care Assistant Alabama Apr 3 2026 The After School Care Assistant works under the general direction of the Director. The lead ASC teacher oversees scheduling and lesson planning. The After School Care assistant independently manages the learning environment in their assigned classroom. The ASC teacher has the ultimate responsibility for the classroom environment. However, the incumbent works closely with the lead ASC teacher to maintain an appropriate learning environment. Research Associate II, S1 Alabama The Research Associate will support the IMPACT Project Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC). NASA's IMPACT Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. The IMPACT Project Office also provides a broad user perspective on how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The IMPACT project fosters cross-community collaborations to improve all Earth science data life cycle phases, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. Public Safety Telecommunicator Alabama The Public Safety Telecommunicator is employed in The University of Alabama in Huntsville Police Department Emergency Communications and Operations Center as both a 911 Call Taker and Public Safety Dispatcher. Under general supervision, the Public Safety Telecommunicator independently performs specialized and essential specialized work in receiving and dispatching accurate information to appropriate emergency responders during, at times, highly stressful and intense situations. Work involves responsibility for the operation of specialized radio utilizing multiple channels and frequencies in a 911 center. The incumbent requires fast, efficient, and accurate receiving, dispatching, and processing of calls and messages from and to appropriate vehicles and personnel. Employees work with considerable independence, subject to instructions or orders to meet special operating circumstances or emergencies. The incumbent will effectively and efficiently communicate between campus law enforcement headquarters, campus police officers in the field, parking officers, student assistants, other university departments and personnel, and outside agencies. These interactions require tact, discretion, and confidentiality. Work is performed in a communications center without windows. Incumbent often works fast-paced in a harried work atmosphere, sometimes confronted by disturbing or stressful call situations. Work is essentially sedentary with occasional walking, bending, lifting of objects up to pounds, or minimal physical activities. Work requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, operate multiple personal computers and transmitters/receivers, and perceive and or discriminate colors, and sounds from multiple directions, depth, and texture. Work requires continuous repetitive arm/hand movement. More Jobs 27 Powered by PageUp Please note, job openings are posted for a minimum of three (3) business days and may be removed from the job posting board and filled any time after the minimum posting period has ended. The University of Alabama in Huntsville is an equal opportunity employer (EOE), including an EOE of protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.