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Dietitian in Grand Forks
The University Dining Services team is seeking a registered or registry‑eligible Dietitian to support student success through comprehensive nutrition programming, individualized dietary counseling, and strong food safety and allergen management practices. This role plays a key part in enhancing the campus dining experience for residence hall students by promoting healthy, inclusive, and safe dining options.
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Business Advisor in Fargo
Every business brings a different question, challenge, or opportunity. As an ND SBDC Business Advisor serving the Southeast Region, you’ll work one-on-one with small business owners and entrepreneurs to research options, strengthen plans, and make informed decisions.
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Principal Applied AI Research Engineer or Geoscientist in various locations
We’re looking for a Principal Reservoir Engineer/Geoscientist with applied AI/machine learning experience to join our dynamic team at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC)!
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NEWMN Technician - Biology in various locations
The Department of Biology at the University of North Dakota (UND) is looking for 1-2 field technicians to check remote cameras in New Hampshire and Vermont during the fall of 2026 and spring 2027, including those under the New Hampshire Fish and Game, Dartmouth College, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, and Restoration Ecology projects.
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Snowshoe Hare Research Technician in various locations
The Department of Biology at the University of North Dakota (UND) is looking for 1-2 field technicians to assist with field efforts on a snowshoe hare research project in northeastern Vermont from late September 2026 through early May 2027. There will be occasional camera trap (CT) fieldwork in northern New Hampshire that will occur during the fall and late spring. The field season will begin with live-trapping and radio-collaring of snowshoe hares from late-September – mid-October, followed by CT and acoustic recording unit (ARU) checks through mid-November, and weekly telemetry checks and location acquisition (~2 days/week) from mid-November through early May. Additionally, the technician will be working with VFWD and USFWS to conduct spruce and ruffed grouse fecal pellet surveys during the month of April to index abundance.
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