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*Fire Extinguisher and Safety Equipment Technician
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Norman
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| The Fire Extinguisher and Safety Equipment Technician will assist the Department of Campus Safety by doing regular equipment safety checks that are critical to the department's success. Conducts recurring visual inspections of all campus fire extinguishers and provides direct oversight of the campus AED program. Removes non-compliant fire extinguishers from service and replaces them with compliant ones. Maintains fire extinguisher inventory and keeps the storage shop organized. Assists AED Site Coordinators to ensure that their AED's are maintained and rescue ready. Assists the Fire Marshal's Office with various safety-based functions and other services provided by the department as needed. |
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Sr Food Services Worker - Quiznos
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Norman
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| The Sr Food Services Worker - Quiznos serves as a first line assistant supervisor responsible for preparation, production and/or serving of food items for Quiznos. They will work to hold restaurant employees to all best practices. They will determine work priorities and assign work to food service workers and students, while also cooking, cleaning, serving and completing necessary administrative responsibilities. They will alos complete other duties as assigned. |
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Director of Women's Gymnastics Operations
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Norman
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| The goal of the Women’s Gymnastics Director of Operations role is to advance the mission and values of the Women's Gymnastics program, providing student-athletes with the resources necessary to compete for championships, excel in the classroom, and prepare for successful lives after graduation. Responsible for managing all general business operations for the women’s gymnastics team, including but not limited to budgeting, equipment inventory, purchasing, travel arrangements, event scheduling, competition contracts, summer camps, and compliance reporting. Will maintain consistent contact with the sports information director, marketing, event management, and compliance. Responsible for overseeing the management of the Team 10 booster club. Assists the Meet Director in ensuring precise execution of all home meets, including oversight and management of judging officials. |
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Occasional Worker - Spirit Camps
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Norman
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| This position will be responsible for assisting with OU Spirit camps registration, set-up of facilities, monitoring residence hall and running the camp office. Any other duties assigned by Spirit Camp Coordinator. |
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Food Services Worker - Chick-fil-A
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Norman
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| This position will prepare food following recipes and applying individual portion control standards. Properly and safely measures, weighs and combines ingredients for quantity preparation of simple menu items. Utilizes various kitchen utensils, appliances, and heavy/industrial equipment in food preparation (ovens, knives, peelers, dicers, slicers, mixers, industrial dish machines, recycling, stoves, etc.). Serves food in a courteous and respectful manner, with proper portion control and knowledge of menu items. Load, carry, and transport hot or cold food items or containers to customers, serving lines, or dining tables-safely, efficiently and timely. Loads and transports food carts to and from designated floor units. Washes, sanitizes, and stores pots, pans and kitchen utensils in designated areas. Scrapes dishes and cleans tables, serving areas. Cleans counters and floors. Follows proper kitchen standards when cleaning/sanitizing the work area (floors, food carts, cabinets, tables, kitchen utensils and equipment, dishes, and tableware, etc.). Assists with special events across the University and across campuses that may include Presidential luncheons and dinners, catering needs, student organizational special requests, and day-to-day events. Assists other food services staff when necessary and voluntarily as much as possible. The functions described here are not all-encompassing of those an employee may encounter while on the job. |
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Senior Cook
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Oklahoma City
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| The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OU HSC) is one of the nation's few academic health centers with all health-related colleges - Allied Health, Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, and the Graduate College. OU HSC serves approximately 4,000 students in more than 70 undergraduate and graduate degree programs on campuses in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City has an opening for a full-time Senior Cook.
The successful candidate will, under general supervision, plan and prepare menus, create recipes and specialty food items, and assist with managing kitchen inventory and food costs. Responsibilities also include ordering supplies, maintaining clean and organized food preparation areas, and supporting daily kitchen operations. Additional duties may include training staff, monitoring inventory, and participating in professional development opportunities, to name a few. |
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PEAK - Assistant Supervisor - Healthy Hearth
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Oklahoma City, Norman
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| Healthy Hearth is hiring a Food Service Supervisor to lead daily food prep, service, and facility operations. You’ll coordinate food preparation, manage inventory, uphold safety standards, assist with menu planning, and oversee cash handling. You’ll also support customers, resolve routine issues, maintain records, and help open or close the facility.
If you’re dependable, organized, and ready to lead in a fast‑paced environment, this role offers a great opportunity to make an impact. |
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Steam & Chilled Plant Manager
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Norman
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| Help power one of the nation's leading universities. The University of Oklahoma is looking for a driven Steam & Chilled Plant Manager to lead critical utility plant operations, ensure reliable and efficient campus service, and guide a skilled team delivering performance at scale. This is a hands-on leadership role where operational excellence truly matters. |
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PEAK - Dishwasher
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Oklahoma City
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| Beakers Café, Food Court and Chick-fil-A at the Health Campus are looking for a dishwasher. |
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Lead Electronics Technician
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Norman
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| The Gallogly College of Engineering has seen rapid growth in undergraduate and graduate enrollment. Many engineering programs across the schools have teaching laboratories that use electronics to collect and control experiments. The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, in particular, has laboratory courses focused on circuits, sensors, and other topics. Under the direction of the Dean, the Electronics Lab Coordinator will perform a variety of skilled and semi-skilled activities related to electronic devices and experiments across schools in engineering. The person will place orders for, prepare, and maintain laboratory materials, supplies, and associated equipment. The new Electronics Lab Coordinator will be assigned duties requiring considerable technical knowledge and ability in electronics. The Electronics Lab Coordinator is expected to exercise independent judgment in the performance of duties and is responsible for supervising and maintaining laboratory supplies, materials, equipment, and records. |
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Student Support Specialist (Fall)
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Norman
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| The Student Support Specialist is responsible for comprehensive inventory management, handling deliveries, scanning equipment into tracking systems, and organizing replacement cycles for faculty and staff. This position manages detailed asset assignment records in Excel, coordinates with administrative departments for new hire equipment location, and arranges delivery of technology assets across campus. The Specialist maintains thorough documentation of all deliveries, including location information and photographic confirmation. This role maintains equipment readiness by rebuilding and refurbishing computers, focusing on preparing backup units and loaners for departmental needs and events. The Specialist provides some first-level technical support to faculty and staff, troubleshooting hardware and software issues while escalating complex problems to senior technicians when necessary. Additional responsibilities include providing basic technical support for printers, software, and computer configurations within account permission levels, as well as assisting with lab updates and network connectivity audits. A core function of this position is surplus management, requiring documentation of serial numbers and unique identifiers before processing equipment for retirement. The Specialist evaluates assets for potential reuse, recommending serviceable equipment for introduction while ensuring damaged items are properly processed for parts salvaging or disposal. This work involves managing surplus operations of various scales, from routine small collections to large departmental projects exceeding 250 items, maintaining accurate inventory records throughout the process. |
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Clinical Trials Administrative Director - Clinical Operations
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Oklahoma City
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| OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma’s only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center, and one of only 73 NCI-Designated Cancer Centers in the United States. This highly competitive accreditation ensures that our patients receive the highest standard of care and have access to the most advanced cancer treatment options. At the Stephenson Cancer Center, we have an exciting new job opportunity that could be right for you!
Lead the strategy behind life changing cancer research. Are you a visionary clinical research leader ready to shape the future of oncology trials? The Clinical Trials Office (CTO) is seeking a Clinical Trials Administrative Director – Clinical Operations to provide senior level leadership over the administrative, operational, and strategic functions of our clinical research enterprise.
This is a highly influential role for an experienced professional who excels at building systems, leading people, and driving performance at scale. You’ll partner with physicians, investigators, sponsors, and senior leadership to ensure research excellence, regulatory integrity, and sustainable growth across the CTO.
Learn more about the Stephenson Cancer Center’s Clinical Trials Office here.
Why This Role Matters. Clinical trials are the engine of innovation in cancer care. As Administrative Director, you will help accelerate the translation of discovery into treatment by setting priorities, strengthening operations, and fostering a culture of quality, accountability, and collaboration.
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WSSC Office Manager
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Norman
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| The office manager performs critical administrative duties for the Williams Student Services Center (WSSC) for the Gallogly College of Engineering academic advising unit. Ensures effective daily office operations through serving as a professional front-line resource to students, employees, or the outside public. |
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Tennis Facility Assistant - Occasional Worker
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Norman
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| Tennis Facility Assistants needed to fulfill the following duties, answering phones, working with copy machines, using Word and Excel, addressing envelopes, communication is a key component of this job, taking directions, and assisting with additional office projects and duties as assigned. |
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Temporary Game Day Staff
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Norman
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| Temporary game day workers needed to staff OU Athletics events. Assignments include, but are not limited to the following Guest Services, Emergency service notification, General Laborer, Score Board Operator, and A/V Assistant |
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Tutor, Athletics Academics
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Norman
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| An academic tutor will be asked and expected to tutor student-athletes in various courses. All tutoring will take place in the McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics and will range based on student-athlete need and tutor availability. Tutoring sessions will include 1-3 student-athletes and are expected to last 45 minutes. |
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High Dosage Tutor - Athletics Academics
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Norman
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| GRIT—Growing Resilient, Innovative Thinkers is a program that provides high dosage, explicit learning and thinking strategies to empower student athletes to feel and find success while providing an opportunity to close any possible academic gaps.
GRIT Mentors have a roster of student athletes to implement research-based strategies for thinking critically beyond basic recall and memorization in reading and math.
We are looking for reading, math, writing, and study skills mentors. |
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Sooner Club Stewards
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Norman
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| Temporary guest relations assistants are needed to manage and look after suite and club areas at all home football games and have the opportunity to work men's and women's basketball games in the Courtside Club in the winter and spring. This is a wonderful opportunity to be a part of behind-the-scenes action of game days working with exclusive guests in premium areas. Duties include preparing setup to make for an exceptional experience, greeting attendees, coordinating check-ins, actively listening to fan needs, effectively responding to questions, and maintaining a customer-oriented and professional attitude while displaying Sooner spirit. Floor manager opportunity available and dependent on experience. |
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3D Workflow - Student Specialist Job Description (Summer)
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Norman
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| This position will be working with the Digital Fabrication (DF) services unit at OU Libraries. Workers in this position will assist members of the DF unit to augment the research and instruction lifecycle through the use of technologies like 3D Printing, 3D Scanning, Virtual and Augmented Reality. Successful applicants will develop competencies in a variety of emerging technologies through their work. |
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Sr. Administrative/Financial Coordinator - GCOE Grants
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Norman
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| Do you enjoy being part of a team? Looking for some extra perks that come along with the job? Look no further.... you can be part of the Gallogly College of Engineering Team where you will provide grant management, administration, and analysis for Gallogly College of Engineering faculty and staff. You will work closely with Principal Investigators, Pre-Award and Post-Award offices, Financial Services, and the Gallogly College of Engineering Dean's Office. As part of our team, you will also enjoy the extra perks that come along with being a staff member at the University of Oklahoma. Perks include but are not limited to the following: 27 days of paid time off per year, increasing with years of service14 paid holidays. Healthcare plan options to meet healthcare and financial needs. Retirement plan options. Employee wellness program featuring activities to earn up to $300 per year. On-campus fitness and recreation centers, museums, gardens, and restaurants |