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Temporary Sales Associate - Contingent / On-Call (No benefits) - 529762
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| The Temporary Sales Associate performs various retail support activities under close supervision. |
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Shipping and Receiving Clerk - 529763
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| The Shipping and Receiving Clerk assists with receiving, shipping, warehousing, inventory control, distribution of equipment, packing, and moving equipment and supplies. |
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College Student Recruitment Coordinator - 529764
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| The College Student Recruitment Coordinator organizes and coordinates the recruitment operations for the college. Seeks out potential candidates by representing the college at high schools, community colleges, and professional association gatherings. Coordinates and/or delivers the college's presentations at campus recruitment events. Develops and executes initiatives focused on enhancing student recruitment rates. |
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UA Early College Program Manager - 529767
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| The UA Early College Program Manager designs, develops, implements, and manages program(s) within UA Early College. Oversees all marketing, recruitment, and communications for the program. Serves as liaison between the program and contacts internal and external to the University. Hires, trains, and supervises Peer Mentor/Residential student staff. Assists the Director with the financial management of program budget(s). |
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Research Assistant III - Durant, OK - 529770
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| The Research Assistant III assists with research work tasks of higher-complexity in support of a research project under minimal supervision. May assist with ordering equipment and supplies, set up of equipment, performing experiments, monitoring results, data collection, preparation of support materials, etc. May supervise students and/or other support workers assigned to the research project. |
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Systems Analyst IV - 529567
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| The Systems Analyst IV plans and configures high-complexity software systems to support the administrative function of the University under minimal supervision. This may include enterprise and highly critical applications. Assists in the development of processes. Creates workflows. Installs, configures, supports, and maintains integrations for vendor-supplied software systems. Works on a team and collaborates with specific departments, colleges, and customers around campus. Supports their needs, troubleshooting and resolving issues, and responding to their questions and concerns in a timely manner. Provides guidance, training, and/or supervision to other Systems Analysts. |
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Trades Helper - 529749
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| The Trades Helper performs simple manual work in assisting skilled mechanics and apprentices of various trades under close supervision. |
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HVAC Mechanic I - 529751
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| The HVAC Mechanic I assists in the operation, maintenance, and repair of commercial and industrial cooling, heating, and refrigeration equipment to include water chillers, cooling towers, pumps, lab equipment, ventilation, air distribution systems, and associated controls. |
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Athletic Operations Coordinator I - 529755
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| The Athletic Operations Coordinator I provides administrative support to the coaching staff and athletic programs of low- to moderate-complexity as assigned. Manages recruiting activities, visits made by prospective student-athletes, arrangements for all home and away contests, and promotional activities. Ensures compliance with University, SEC and NCAA guidelines. |
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Postdoctoral Fellow - 529759
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| The Postdoctoral Fellow provides for an internship and continuation of scholarly activity and research after achieving the PhD or other doctoral degree under the direction of a senior faculty member who serves as a mentor for the postdoctoral appointee. |
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LPN I - UMC Pediatrics - 529294
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| The LPN facilitates quality patient care within the scope of licensure. |
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Education Specialist - 529579
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| The Education Specialist works with Teachers and schools who participate in the Alabama Math, Science, Technology Initiative (AMSTI) project or Science-in-Motion project. |
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Undergraduate Academic Onboarding Program Director - 529726
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| The Undergraduate Academic Onboarding Program Director provides strategic leadership and institutional oversight for the University’s comprehensive undergraduate academic onboarding initiative (Legends) and associated efforts, serving approximately 9,000+ first-year and transfer students annually across all colleges. Develops and implements multi-year strategic plans to ensure sustainability, scalability, and continuous improvement. Advises senior leadership on structural, policy, and resource decisions affecting first-year academic experience. |
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Director Football Equipment Operations - Department Only - 529739
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| The Director of Football Equipment Operations oversees and directs all equipment operations, equipment room(s), and staff to ensure equipment needs of the football team are being appropriately and consistently met. Oversees and directs activities related to ordering, issuing, distributing, tracking, and repairing equipment used by football program. Monitors budget to ensure purchases remain within set parameters. Ensures adequate inventory of all athletic equipment. Serves as the primary point of contact for daily football equipment needs. Oversees scheduling to meet staffing needs for football practices, games, camps, and clinics. Oversees and directs processes used to transport and set-up athletic equipment at athletic venues. Works closely with Head Football Coach to fulfill any equipment-related needs. |
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Director Olympic Sports Equipment Operations - Department Only - 529740
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| The Director of Olympic Sports Equipment Operations oversees and directs all equipment operations, equipment room(s), and staff to ensure equipment needs of all Olympic sports are being appropriately and consistently met. Oversees the purchasing and inventory control of equipment and uniforms for all Olympic sport programs. Monitors budget to ensure purchases remain within set parameters. Serves as the primary point of contact for daily equipment needs of assigned sport(s). Oversees scheduling to meet staffing needs for practices, games, camps, and clinics. Oversees and directs processes used to transport and set-up athletic equipment at athletic venues. |
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Medical Receptionist I - UMC Psychiatry - 529741
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| The Medical Receptionist I receives, screens, handles, and distributes incoming calls. Schedules and greet patients. Collects payments. Ensures that patient flow is handled in an effective and timely manner. |
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Groundskeeping Team Lead - 529743
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| The Groundskeeping Team Lead provides basic labor for landscape and flower installation and maintenance. |
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Battery Technician - 529746
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| The Battery Technician operates and maintains specialized manufacturing equipment that support pilot-line manufacturing activities. Executes electrode production processes and supports process optimization for quality, consistency, and repeatability. Conducts electrochemical testing, including cycling, formation, and diagnostics. |
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Training Specialist - Workday - 529747
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| The Training Specialist plans, organizes, directs, and conducts specialized training requirements for a college, department, or division. |
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Culverhouse - Kelly LEAD Instructor - 529721
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| The primary focus of this position is effective undergraduate teaching in professional development within the R. James Kelly LEAD Program. Teaching will consist of 24 credit hours per academic year split roughly evenly between fall and spring semesters. If necessary and appropriate, the number of credit hours could be larger in the fall than in the spring to achieve unit objectives. Teaching will be from an existing and evolving curriculum, with this position having the opportunity for curricular input over time. There are three 1-credit hour courses in the Kelly LEAD Professional Development sequence (GBA 146 for freshmen; GBA 246 for sophomores; GBA 346 for juniors), and one 2-credit hour course, GBA 247, for transfer and change of college students. This position will focus primarily on the freshmen GBA 146 class. As necessary and appropriate, opportunities may also exist to teach GBA 246, GBA 247 and, GBA 346. The successful candidate can expect to be engaged in instructional activities both inside and outside the classroom. Examples of these additional activities include assisting in curriculum development, adjunct instructor training, assisting our LEAD Professional Development Coaches, supporting student mentoring, and supporting other initiatives of the Kelly LEAD Program. |
