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Electrician I (Fire Alarm Shop)
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UMass Amherst
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| Installs, maintains, operates, repairs and/or initiates repairs on building systems such as, but not limited to, clock systems, card access systems, security systems, fire alarm systems, communication equipment, and their related devices and performs other related work as required. Employing the use of specialized testing and monitoring, diagnostic equipment; works synchronously with Contractors, Engineers, Control Technicians, etc. maintaining the building systems integrity. Exercises functional supervision of other employees of lower grade performing related repair and maintenance activities. |
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High Voltage Electrician I
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UMass Amherst
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| Operate, maintain, and repair the campus 115,000 high voltage power distribution system, exterior lighting system, and related equipment. |
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Maintainer I (SW/S Facilities Operations)
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UMass Amherst
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| Performs general janitorial duties in connection with cleaning and maintenance of campus facilities. |
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Graduate Education Recruitment Specialist (Hybrid Opportunity)
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UMass Amherst
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| Under the direction of the Director of Marketing Strategy and Communications for Isenberg Graduate and Professional Programs, and working closely with all program personnel, the Graduate Education Recruitment Specialist will be responsible for managing qualified leads for Isenberg Graduate and Professional programs. The position will be responsible for monitoring and analyzing Customer Relationship Management (CRM) System data, qualifying leads and recommending appropriate allocation of marketing resources to follow-up with prospective students. |
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Director Curriculum & Outreach (Slavery North)
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UMass Amherst
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| The Director of Curriculum and Outreach manages Slavery North's developing strategies to interpret and share research findings with academic and professional organizations, the community, and the media. The Director collaborates with active researchers at UMASS and in the field, as well as reviews related academic publications to help publicize the history and art historical depiction of slavery in the northern part of North America. The Director plans and organizes panel discussions, exhibitions, screenings, conferences, workshops, and other in-person and virtual events. Additionally, the director is responsible for developing historical and art historical curricula for all educational levels and for academic and lay audiences in this emerging field of study. |