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Temporary Employee - Group Fitness Instructor Norman
Using a variety of teaching and motivational techniques, this position will create a positive exercise experience. This position is a professional who teaches, leads, and motivates groups through intentionally designed exercise classes. They plan effective, exercise science-based group sessions for different fitness levels. They also possess a wealth of motivational and leadership techniques that help their classes achieve fitness goals. Instructors know the human body, the science of exercise, and how to inspire, challenge, and motivate change in the lives of the people they lead. This position is for employment beginning in the Fall 2026 semester. Training will begin immediately upon hire.
Temporary Employee – Personal Trainer Norman
Using a variety of training, teaching, and motivational techniques, this position will create a positive exercise experience. This position is a professional who leads and motivates small groups/individuals through intentionally designed, individualized training sessions. They plan effective, exercise science-based individual sessions for different fitness and experience levels. They also possess a wealth of motivational and leadership techniques that help individuals achieve fitness goals. Trainers know the human body, the science of exercise and how to inspire, challenge and motivate change in the lives of the people they lead. This position also assists with providing health education sessions to members and the OU community in-person or via Zoom. Training will begin immediately upon hire.
Collection Manager, Archaeology Norman
Responsible for the daily curatorial operations and management of the SNOMNH Collection of Archaeology in assistance to the Curator of Archaeology. Develop and maintain the collection, databases, image library, and associated metadata. Support research staff and education and exhibition programs and provide content for the website. Ensure proper permits, including state, national and international permits, and documentation for field collections, accessions, loans, and exchange of museum specimens. Assist the Curator of Archaeology in field work and obtaining and preparing objects for their research. Assist faculty, scholars, visiting researchers, and students in use of the collection. Assist in organizing and preparing presentations and programs highlighting collection materials and research activities. Assist the Curator of Archaeology in training and supervising students, interns, and volunteers. This permanent staff position reports to the Curator Archaeology.
Staff Research Assistant Oklahoma City
The Dalebroux Lab is looking for a detail oriented, task driven Staff Research Assistant to join their team. Here, we employ techniques in bacteriology, biochemistry, molecular biology, eukaryotic cell culture and genetics to define the environmental signals that cue specific OMV production by Bacteroides and discern bacterial molecules within these OMVs that influence gut homeostasis and dysbiosis during health and disease as it relates to Cdif infection. This position will involve working with Biosafety Level 2 microbes that pose a moderate potential threat to personnel or the environment. Experience with maintaining a laboratory notebook, recording and summarizing experimental results, and communicating data, hypotheses, and experimental approaches is desired. The individual will work directly with the Principal Investigator in the lab to accomplish the primary research goals and to maintain Institution Biosafety standards.
Production, Casting, & Streaming Specialist (Fall) Norman
Producers, Casters, & Streamers of Esports and Co-Curricular Innovation The University of Oklahoma Division of Student Affairs is looking for undergraduate students who are located in the Norman area to serve as producers, shoutcasters, or streamers for Esports and Co-Curricular Innovation. Production members are responsible for participating in the organization and the execution of virtual and physical events for campus in need of on-site productions and maintaining a professional manner during the planning and execution of said events.
Geology - Student Library Assistant (Fall) Norman
Student employees will perform routine library duties.
Project Manager Norman
The Project Manager for the Oklahoma Center of ImmunoEngineering (OCIE) will be the primary administrative personnel for the OCIE. The individual hired for this position will provide project management support to leadership ensuring appropriate and timely communications, developing project plans and milestones, and ensuring successful outcomes. They will ensure financial compliance and provide reports to project leadership. They will facilitate the organization of project meetings, trainings, workshops, symposiums, and other relevant activities.
Media & News Specialist of Esports and Co-Curricular Innovation (Fall) Norman
Media & News Member of Esports and Co-Curricular Innovation The University of Oklahoma Division of Student Affairs is looking for undergraduate students who are located in the Norman area to serve as media and news specialists. Media specialists are responsible for script writing, conceptualizing, filming, and editing videos. News specialists are responsible for researching, writing, interviewing, and editing articles.
Roofer Norman
Installs, troubleshoots, maintains and repairs roofs, coverings and exterior structures such as stem walls, foundations and planters.
Senior Student Program Coordinator Oklahoma City
The Senior Student Program Coordinator (Student Life Coordinator) plans, coordinates, and implements student life initiatives and College of Medicine events that promote student engagement, wellness, leadership development, and community; advises student organizations and student leaders; develops student programming and wellness initiatives; manages student communications and social media; and serves as a liaison with campus partners to support a positive student experience and advance the mission of the College of Medicine.
Program Manager Oklahoma City
The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is seeking a highly motivated Program Manager to support the expansion of graduate medical education through the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Rural Residency initiative. This grant-funded position plays a critical role in advancing rural healthcare workforce development across Oklahoma by coordinating and supporting residency training programs in rural and underserved communities. The Program Manager will collaborate with College of Medicine departments, residency program leadership, rural healthcare organizations, community partners, state agencies, and funding entities to ensure successful implementation of program objectives, compliance requirements, and grant deliverables. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, program coordination, data collection and reporting, budget monitoring, and oversight of activities that strengthen rural residency training opportunities. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on rural health by helping develop the next generation of physicians who will serve Oklahoma's rural communities. Some travel to rural training sites and partner organizations throughout the state is required. As a grant-funded position, continued employment is contingent upon the availability of grant funding.
PEAK - Food Service -Chick-fil-A Norman
Performs a wide range of duties involved with preparing and/or serving foods and beverages and Follows proper kitchen standards when cleaning/sanitizing the work area (floors, food carts, cabinets, tables, kitchen utensils and equipment, dishes, and tableware, etc.). Prepares, produces, and/or sets up and serves food items to include daily specials, standard menu offerings, limited time offerings, infusion meals, catering meals, standard menu, etc. Stocks and stores food services items. Receives, rotates, and dispenses food commodities using all applicable guidelines. Utilizes various kitchen utensils, appliances, and heavy/industrial equipment in food preparation. Operates a variety of manual and/or automatic kitchen equipment such as ovens, grills, dishwashers, mixers, slicers, etc. Promotes a safe and healthy workplace by identifying unsafe practices, unsafe equipment, and removing refuse as soon as appropriate. Uses appropriate practices for safe cleaning and is responsible for own safety and safety of others. Provides professional and exceptional customer service. Adheres to University policies, as well as health department quality and safety standards. Performs various duties as needed to successfully fulfill the functions of the position.
Research Technician Oklahoma City
Join a dynamic and collaborative research team dedicated to improving the lives of children and adolescents affected by diabetes and endocrine disorders. The Department of Pediatrics, Division of Diabetes-Endocrinology, is seeking a motivated Research Technician to support innovative clinical and translational research aimed at advancing the understanding, treatment, and prevention of pediatric endocrine diseases. The Research Technician will play a key role in the day-to-day conduct of research studies, assisting with participant recruitment, data collection and management, specimen processing, and regulatory documentation. Working closely with investigators, research staff, healthcare providers, and study participants, this individual will contribute to high-quality research that directly impacts patient care and scientific discovery. This position offers an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking hands-on research experience in a pediatric academic medical center environment while supporting meaningful work that improves health outcomes for children and families.
Research Assistant Oklahoma City
The Research Assistant will support the department's research mission by assisting with the coordination and execution of research activities, data collection and analysis, regulatory compliance, and project administration. This position works collaboratively with faculty, clinical staff, students, and external partners to facilitate high-quality research initiatives and ensure timely completion of research objectives. The Research Assistant will contribute to maintaining accurate research records, preparing reports and presentations, and supporting ongoing program development in alignment with institutional and sponsor requirements.
PEAK - Football Game Parking Help (Ages 16 and Up) Norman
Be a part of the team! OU needs people to help with parking during OU home football games.
Senior Administrative Support Specialist for the School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Norman
The Senior Administrative Support Specialist for the School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering will perform administrative support-oriented job duties, that include but are not limited to resolving routine questions and problems, filing maintenance, scheduling appointments, reception, inventory management, typing, report preparation, and correspondence.
Athletics Student Writing Center Consultant (Fall) Norman
The OU Athletic Writing Center welcomes and encourages applications from students in a variety of academic disciplines. Student Writing Consultants in the OU Athletic Writing Center provide writing support for student athletes in scheduled 1:1 appointments, walk in appointments, and writing workshops throughout the semester. Writing Consultants must be available to work at least 10 hours per week, attend and actively participate in paid, mandatory training, and contribute to building and sustaining rich writing resources for our writing community. This position offers opportunities for professional development and ongoing support from our Support Services Coordinator. Student Writing consultants work an average of 10 hours per week and may work up to 20 hours per week. Schedules are built based on student athletes’ needs and individual consultant availability.
Mixed-Signal Hardware Engineer Senior Norman
The Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) is seeking experienced Hardware Engineers to join our growing engineering team. ARRC Hardware Engineers support the design, development, integration, testing, and deployment of advanced radar systems. Working across the full hardware lifecycle, they contribute to circuit design, system integration, troubleshooting, validation, and field support while helping develop next-generation radar technologies and supporting subsystems.
Systems Integration Engineer Norman
The Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) is seeking an Industrial Engineer to support the production, integration, and project execution of advanced phased-array radar systems. This position will work closely with engineering, production, supply chain, and project management teams to improve manufacturing workflows, support inventory and material management, develop technical documentation, and implement process improvements across the hardware lifecycle. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, self-motivated, and comfortable working in a dynamic research and development environment where processes are continuously evolving.
Mechanical Engineer Norman
The Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) is seeking experienced Mechanical Engineers to join our growing engineering team. ARRC Mechanical Engineers contribute throughout the full product development lifecycle from concept development and detailed design through prototyping, testing, and production release. These positions play a critical role in the design, modification, analysis, and testing of mechanical systems, components, and equipment supporting advanced radar technologies.

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