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Electrician Entry
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63571100 - FS-OPER-ELECTRIC
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Entry-Level Electrician herein described works in Facilities Services at the
University of Florida (UF). The incumbent assists senior workers with installing, repairing, and
preventatively maintaining electrical components, electrical motors, generators, and related electrical
and mechanical equipment containing up to 600V; He/she assists with maintaining lighting fixtures,
altering and repairing existing wiring, power appliances, light machinery, and electrical circuits,
installing wiring, fixtures, and appliances in new construction.
The incumbent supports other trades and contractors, cleans and maintains the shop and all related
equipment, operates a UF vehicle, and performs other duties (as assigned). May participate in the
Facilities Services FaST Path Program. He/she begins the National Center for Construction Education
and Research (NCCER) Core. May begin Mike Holt or NCCER Electrician Level 1 curriculum. |
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Post-Doctoral Associate in Astronomy
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16060100 - LS-ASTRONOMY-GENERAL
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| A Post-doctoral Associate in Astronomy is available for astronomers or physicists to work on a project on the ROMAN galaxy redshift survey project infrastructure team led by Dr. Slepian in the Department of Astronomy.
A position is available to work on developing software infrastructure and analysis pipeline to compute the 3 and 4 point correlation functions of Roman data. |
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Research Administrator II
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60013807 - AG-Sponsored Project Admin
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The position of Research Administrator II at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) requires a motivated, service-oriented professional to support scientists in solving critical problems. This role involves comprehensive research administration for faculty and principal investigators, ensuring effective coordination of services, policies, and compliance. Key responsibilities include coordinating the full lifecycle of pre- and post-award research administration, such as proposal development, award management, and stakeholder communication. The Research Administrator II is a mid-level role that requires prior experience, the ability to work independently with general supervision, and the capacity to handle moderately complex tasks. Additionally, fostering a respectful, collaborative, and inclusive work environment is essential. |
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Research Administrator I
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60013807 - AG-Sponsored Project Admin
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The position of Research Administrator I at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) requires a motivated, service-oriented professional to support scientists in solving critical problems. This role involves comprehensive research administration for faculty and principal investigators, ensuring effective coordination of services, policies, and compliance. Key responsibilities include coordinating the full lifecycle of pre- and post-award research administration, such as proposal development, award management, and stakeholder communication. The Research Administrator I is an entry-level role with limited or no prior experience, work is closely supervised but the incumbent should have the ability to work independently without constant direction, and the capacity to handle professional concepts and routine tasks. Additionally, fostering a respectful, collaborative, and inclusive work environment is essential. |
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Assistant Professor of Specialty Crop and Ornamental Plant Breeding
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60870000 - AG-MREC-APOPKA
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Orange
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| The successful candidate will develop an extramurally funded, nationally-recognized research and extension program emphasizing breeding of specialty and ornamental crops. The program will use both traditional and advanced methods for improving quality traits, abiotic and biotic stress (disease/insect) resistance and improving aesthetic quality of crops through consumer-friendly precision breeding and/or other similar genetic techniques. The program will focus on developing specialty crops that can be grown in greenhouse or other types of protected culture. |