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Assistant Director, Academic Operations
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| The Assistant Director of Academic Operations plays a critical role in supporting the Undergraduate Academic Operations team by managing key curricular, admissions, and communications processes. This role ensures the seamless functioning of various academic systems, facilitates continuous improvement in operations, and supports student engagement and outreach initiatives. The position requires a highly organized and detail-oriented individual with strong problem-solving skills, the ability to manage multiple priorities, and a collaborative approach to working with faculty, staff, and students. |
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Assistant Director for Sports Medicine
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Bethlehem
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| The Assistant Director of Sports Medicine is responsible for specific duties assigned by Director of Sports Medicine. Provide the utmost quality of health care for all student-athletes to ensure their physical, mental, emotional, and educational well being. |
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Senior Endpoint Engineer - Desktop as a Service (DaaS) Focused
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Bethlehem
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| Design, create, maintain, and administer both Amazon AppStream virtual and physical PC computing endpoints supporting academic and administrative workflows. Ensure endpoints have appropriate software and configurations to support teaching and learning. Implement appropriate controls that enhance system security, reliability, and usability. |
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Marketing & Communications Coordinator
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| Responsible for supporting the strategic marketing, communication, and branding efforts of the College of Health, the Marketing and Communications Coordinator works under the supervision of the Marketing and Communications Manager. This role assists in implementing marketing strategies, creating and managing content, coordinating digital campaigns, and maintaining the college’s online presence. The position ensures cohesive, timely, and impactful messaging to internal and external audiences. |
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Administrative Director, Office of International Affairs
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| The Administrative Director provides leadership and oversight of administrative processes, initiatives, and special projects that are associated with the Office of International Affairs. Responsibilities include providing executive level support to the Vice President/Vice Provost for International Affairs, managing the budget process, providing oversight to the stem’s finances, managing administrative policies and practices for the stem, and supervising staff. The Administrative Director reports directly to the VP/VP for International Affairs and is a member of the Leadership Team. The Administrative Director works effectively and demonstrates intercultural savvy with business and administrative operations involving international partners. |
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Police Officer
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Bethlehem
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| To patrol assigned campus areas on foot, in patrol car, or on bicycle to control traffic, prevent crime or disturbance of peace, and arrest violators. Provide the University community with a safe and secure environment in which to live, work, and learn. To ensure the safety and security of all academic and residential buildings on campus. |
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Nursing Supervisor
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Bethlehem
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| The primary responsibilities of this position are to provide Nursing services to the Lehigh students and to assist with administration and organization of the Health & Wellness Center by providing supervision of all Nursing and Medical Assistant Staff. |
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Administrative Specialist
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| Responsible for supervising (currently four) support coordinators, who serve as front-line customer service representatives, answering phones, responding to emails and greeting visitors; accounting for and reporting on the operating budget for the Office (approx. $1M); providing administrative support to the Director of Admission and V.P. for Admissions and Financial Aid; and performing the same duties as the support coordinators. |
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Laboratory Facilities Technician
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Bethlehem
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| Responsible for technical support of the Earth and Environmental Sciences laboratories, reporting to the Department Chair. Maintain and repair several mass spectrometers and related laboratory equipment. Specific instrumentation includes: noble gas, gas chromatograph, inductively coupled plasma, and stable isotope ratio mass spectrometers. Manage and operate a scanning electron microscope. Expected to train and assist students and faculty in the operation of equipment. |
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Entrepreneurship Institute Director - Leader, strategist and educator for co-curricular entrepreneurship programming for all learners
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Bethlehem
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| The Director of the Baker Institute leads the design, development, execution, and growth of entrepreneurial programming and experiences for Lehigh students across all disciplines, backgrounds and identities. The director is responsible for defining and advancing the Institute’s mission, ensuring a strong focus on student experiences as unique, immersive and authentic within the creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial mindset space. They serve as a key member of the Office of Entrepreneurship’s strategic leadership team, build partnerships across campus and are responsible for the staffing and culture of the Institute team. The Director oversees all aspects of the Institute’s diverse portfolio of programs aimed at fostering entrepreneurial thinking and nurturing student ideas, including the Hatchery: Student Idea Accelerator, Design Thinking for Future Makers, the Eureka! Ventures Program, and Lehigh Silicon Valley. |
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Head Women's Volleyball Coach
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Bethlehem
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| The Head Coach provides leadership and direction to all facets of the program in advancing the mission of the University and the Department of Athletics. Specific areas of responsibility include (but are not limited to) teaching, tutoring, instructing or lecturing Student Athletes and other members of the Lehigh University Coaching staff. This position also includes recruitment, Student-Athlete development (including academic support), program administration and program advancement yielding agreed upon results. All activities shall be conducted within the policies and resource framework of the University, the Athletics Department, The Patriot League and the NCAA. |
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Coordinator, Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics
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Bethlehem
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| The Coordinator will be responsible for all Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics department functions including support of Department Chair and Associate Chair and administration and support of undergraduate program. Department functions will include tenure and promotion administration and faculty search administration as well as administrative duties that include department expenditures, ordering supplies, meeting and event coordination, submitting payroll and management of complex and confidential documents. Support of our undergraduate programs and students will include faculty assistance, providing student advising, use of Banner and Argos and classroom support. |
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Senior DevOps Application Engineer
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| The Senior DevOps Application Engineer engages in the evaluation, planning, and implementation of technological solutions within Library & Technology Services (LTS) to ensure the reliability, availability, and performance of Lehigh University's IT infrastructure and applications. This position bridges the gap between traditional systems engineering and application development. Responsibilities include maintaining and managing systems infrastructure both on-premise and in the cloud, as well as application development. The engineer will investigate and resolve software and server issues, analyze and implement emerging technologies, enhance cybersecurity, and develop automation to support service goals. This role collaborates with other teams on application development projects, contributing expertise in system design, performance optimization, and DevOps practices. They play a vital role in maintaining a stable, secure, and high-performing technology environment that meets the university's evolving needs. |
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Business Undergraduate Programs Coordinator
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Bethlehem
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| The Coordinator for the Lehigh Business Undergraduate office plays a pivotal role in supporting the Associate Dean, Associate Directors, and Advising Team by ensuring seamless administrative operations and student services. This position serves as the primary point of contact for the office, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for students, faculty, and visitors. Through strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills, the Coordinator enhances the effectiveness of the Lehigh Business Undergraduate office, supporting its mission to provide exceptional academic services and engagement opportunities for business students. |
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Equal Opportunity/Title 9 Compliance Coordinator
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| The Equal Opportunity Compliance Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating the education, investigation and compliance efforts associated with the University's obligations under equal opportunity and non-discrimination laws and regulations, with a focus on laws arising from the University's status as a recipient of federal financial assistance. This position will develop policies and reporting protocols, execute and manage all investigations, complaint resolution, bias response, and report findings to appropriate offices for action. The position will also monitor and evaluate compliance with equal opportunity laws, regulations, guidelines, and policies to ensure that the University's programs and activities, employment practices and contracting arrangements give equal opportunity without regard to age, color, disability, gender identity or expression, genetic information, martial or familial status, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. |
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Assistant Director of First-Year Experience
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Partial Remote, Bethlehem
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| The purpose of this position is to promote retention and student success for first-year, transfer and second-year students. This position contributes to the mission and purpose of the Office of the First-Year Experience providing support and resources for the academic and social transition of new students and their families. It will utilize the department curriculum, bLUeprint, to enhance learning and development for students. This position is specifically responsible for supporting non-traditional populations of students like transfers and commuters; implementing transitional programming throughout the year; and supporting the sophomore population in scaffolded learning opportunities. Working in collaboration with Student Affairs, academic partners, and internal and external constituents, this person is responsible for program development and implementation, training and advising, assessment and evaluation as well as assisting with long-term vision and planning for the Office of First-Year Experience. |
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Bus Driver
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Bethlehem
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| Drives buses and/or vans to transport passengers over specified routes to local or distant points according to a time schedule. |
