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    • Closes Sep 15 2026

      IPRA Records and Data Management Specialist in Las Cruces

      Join NMSU’s professional legal team and apply your analytical skills to respond to public records requests in a prompt, professional manner. In this job, you will work with legal assistants and attorneys to utilize specialized software and coordinate with stakeholders across campus to help ensure compliance with the Inspection of Public Records Act. You will additionally have the opportunity to use these skills to assist with litigation discovery and contribute to the legal team with other operational processes.

    • Closes Sep 15 2026

      STEM Education Specialist in Las Cruces

      The NMSU STEM Outreach Center is seeking STEM Education Specialists to advance STEM+ education across New Mexico by providing high-quality professional learning for PreK–12 educators, developing engaging inquiry-based curriculum, and supporting schools and communities in creating impactful STEM+ out-of-school time programs.

    • Closes Sep 21 2026

      Research Integrity Coordinator in Las Cruces

      Join New Mexico State University's Research Administration team as a Research Integrity Coordinator. Based in Las Cruces, the Research Integrity Coordinator implements and monitors components of oversight programs in the unit of Research Integrity and Compliance within the Research Administration Department. Coordinates institutional-wide initiatives in one or more specialized areas, including the review boards for research with human participants, animals, bio-hazards, export controls, research security programs, and/or financial conflict of interest and commitment disclosures. Assists review committees by providing administrative management of electronic approval systems and record keeping. Serves as a designated point of contact to respond to requests from faculty, staff, and students for guidance and training in compliance topics. Provides timely and informed customer service. Develops and implements training and written procedures for emerging regulatory issues.

    • Closes Oct 30 2026

      College Assistant Professor in Las Cruces

      The Department of Computer Science is seeking a College Assistant Professor.

    • People Relations Consultant in Las Cruces

      This position will remain open until filled. Applications received within the first 14 days of the posting will receive first consideration. Join a collaborative, innovative, and people-centered team at the Office of People Relations. Our work is driven by connection, purpose, and impact. As a member of the OPR team, you’ll play a vital role in building and strengthening relationships across the university, applying strong communication and problem-solving skills to support thoughtful, effective solutions. In this role, you’ll draw on your interpersonal skills to navigate sensitive and complex situations, while using analytical skills to gather, assess, and interpret information that informs sound decision-making. If you’re passionate about people, value teamwork, and want to contribute to a workplace where your skills truly make a difference, we invite you to join us.

    • Closes Oct 01 2026

      Assistant Professor/Ornamental & Landscape Horticulture in Las Cruces

      The Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences (PES) at New Mexico State University (NMSU) is searching for a new faculty member in Horticulture with an emphasis on Ornamental and Landscape Horticulture.

    • Closes Feb 27 2027

      Temporary Firefighter/EMT in Las Cruces

      Make a difference when it matters most! Join NMSU as a firefighter/EMS professional! This is a temporary appointment with a predetermined end date not to exceed 1 year and is subject to an earlier termination if necessary. Temporary employees have no entitlement or expectation of continued employment during or beyond the appointment period.

    • Closes Sep 25 2026

      Student Program Coordinator Senior in Las Cruces

      The Graduate School is seeking a detail-oriented and organized Student Program Coordinator, Sr. to support graduate students throughout their academic journey, from admission through graduation. This position processes and maintains student records and documentation related to admissions, academic milestones, program requirements, final examinations, thesis and dissertation submission, and degree certification. The successful candidate will work closely with students, faculty, and academic departments to interpret requirements, resolve record and processing issues, and ensure accurate and timely completion of Graduate School processes. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, sound judgment, and a commitment to excellent customer service are essential for success in this role.

    • Closes Sep 27 2026

      Instructor, HVAC in Doña Ana Community College

      DACC, a responsive, accessible, comprehensive, learning-centered community college that provides education opportunities to a diverse community of learners is inviting candidates to apply for the following vacant position:

    • Closes Sep 17 2026

      NMDA Agriculture Specialist Intermediate in Las Cruces

      New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) works for the benefit of the state’s citizens and supports the viability of agriculture and affiliated industries. NMDA promotes food protection, a uniform and fair market place, and global marketing and economic development; supports beneficial use of natural resources; and works cooperatively with public and private sector entities. Opportunities for excellence abound, and NMDA staff dedicate themselves to proactive service in fulfilling the department’s mission. Each division plays an important role in carrying out the goals and objectives. Our rich agricultural history, culture, and traditions are addressed through new and innovative approaches using the latest in science, technology, and economic strategies. In New Mexico we contribute to the safest and most affordable and nutritious food supply on the globe. NMDA is a constitutional agency organized under the Board of regents of New Mexico State University (NMSU). This unique relationship creates efficiencies and opportunities for New Mexico’s food and agriculture sector as well as service and outreach opportunities for NMSU, making NMDA an integral part of the university.

    • Closes Sep 17 2026

      NMDA Agriculture Specialist Intermediate in Las Cruces

      New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) works for the benefit of the state’s citizens and supports the viability of agriculture and affiliated industries. NMDA promotes food protection, a uniform and fair market place, and global marketing and economic development; supports beneficial use of natural resources; and works cooperatively with public and private sector entities. Opportunities for excellence abound, and NMDA staff dedicate themselves to proactive service in fulfilling the department’s mission. Each division plays an important role in carrying out the goals and objectives. Our rich agricultural history, culture, and traditions are addressed through new and innovative approaches using the latest in science, technology, and economic strategies. In New Mexico we contribute to the safest and most affordable and nutritious food supply on the globe. NMDA is a constitutional agency organized under the Board of regents of New Mexico State University (NMSU). This unique relationship creates efficiencies and opportunities for New Mexico’s food and agriculture sector as well as service and outreach opportunities for NMSU, making NMDA an integral part of the university.

    • Closes Sep 27 2026

      NMDA Inspector Intermediate - Possible Career Development Opportunity in Las Cruces

      The New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) works for the benefit of the state’s citizens and supports the viability of agriculture and affiliated industries. NMDA promotes food protection, a uniform, and fair marketplace, and global marketing and economic development; supports the beneficial use of natural resources; and works cooperatively with public and private sector entities. Opportunities for excellence abound, and NMDA staff dedicate themselves to proactive service in fulfilling the department’s mission. Each division plays an important role in carrying out the goals and objectives. Our rich agricultural history, culture, and traditions are addressed through new and innovative approaches using the latest in science, technology, and economic strategies. In New Mexico, we contribute to the safest and most affordable, and nutritious food supply on the globe. NMDA is a constitutional agency organized under the Board of Regents of New Mexico State University (NMSU). This unique relationship creates efficiencies and opportunities for New Mexico’s food and agriculture sector as well as service and outreach opportunities for NMSU, making NMDA an integral part of the university. NMDA/NMSU is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.

    • Closes Sep 27 2026

      Technical Services Librarian in Doña Ana Community College

      DACC, a responsive, accessible, comprehensive, learning-centered community college that provides education opportunities to a diverse community of learners is inviting candidates to apply for the following vacant position:

    • Closes Oct 25 2026

      Assistant or Associate Professor Social Work in Las Cruces

      Assistant or Associate Professor — School of Social Work New Mexico State University. The NMSU School of Social Work, part of the College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation, invites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor faculty position at the Associate or Full Professor level. We're seeking a scholar-educator who can teach across our undergraduate and graduate curriculum — in person, online synchronous, and online asynchronous — grounded in CSWE/EPAS competencies. The ideal candidate brings an active, fundable research agenda, a strong record of mentoring students, and a genuine commitment to equity-centered social work education. Rank and tenure status will be determined based on the candidate's qualifications, experience, and record of scholarship, teaching, and service. NMSU is a Hispanic-Serving Institution with deep ties to Native American communities across the Southwest; candidates with experience in culturally responsive pedagogy, Indigenous social work practice, bilingual (Spanish/English) proficiency, and academic leadership are especially encouraged to apply. Required: PhD in Social Work; MSW from a CSWE-accredited program; teaching experience across delivery formats; a research agenda complementing existing faculty strengths; and a demonstrated commitment to DEI. To apply: Submit a letter of interest, CV, teaching philosophy, research statement, three references, and unofficial transcripts.

    • Closes Sep 26 2026

      Nursing Laboratory Assistant in Las Cruces

      The School of Nursing has a job opening for a Nursing Laboratory Assistant.

    • Closes Sep 16 2026

      Associate Vice President for Research in Las Cruces

      The Associate Vice President for Research (AVPR) is a senior leadership position within the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) at New Mexico State University (NMSU), an Rl land-grant institution. Reporting to the Vice President for Research and serving as a key member of the VPR leadership team, the AVPR provides strategic direction, operational oversight, and institutional leadership to advance NMSU's research, innovation, and economic development mission. The AVPR plays a central role in strengthening research centers and institutes, expanding high-impact partnerships, enhancing research infrastructure, and fostering interdisciplinary and convergent research. The position is critical to positioning NMSU for success in large, complex, multi-institutional research initiatives and in strengthening engagement with national laboratories, academic institutions, and industry partners.

    • Closes Sep 14 2026

      Program Manager Senior in Remote

      The Center of Innovation (COI) is looking for a new High-Fidelity Wraparound Coach and Trainer to serve New Mexico Providers. The COI provides training and program implementation support throughout New Mexico to strengthen and expand the behavioral health and other child and family-serving systems in New Mexico.

    • Closes Sep 24 2026

      Assistant Professor, Ethnic Studies and Native American Studies in Las Cruces

      The Borderlands and Ethnic Studies Department at New Mexico State University seeks a Tenure Track Assistant Professor who is qualified to teach courses in Ethnic Studies and Native American Studies, preferably through a broad Borderlands lens. Ideal candidates will have a Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies or Native American Studies; have the skills and knowledge to contribute to further developing curriculum and events/programming in Ethnic Studies and Native American Studies; and contribute to student-focused recruitment and retention strategies in the department; including continuing to forge partnerships with NMSU’s American Indian Programs student services unit as well as other related units across campus.

    • Closes Sep 24 2026

      Assistant Professor, Ethnic Studies and Chicana/o Studies in Las Cruces

      The College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation has a job opening for a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Borderlands and Ethnic Studies – Chicana/o Studies for the Borderlands and Ethnic Studies Department to begin Fall 2027.

    • Closes Sep 11 2026

      Program Manager Senior in Remote

      The Center of Innovation (COI) is looking for a trainer and program support professional for Family Peer, Youth Peer, Foster Care Connect and related programs. The COI provides training and program implementation support throughout New Mexico to strengthen and expand the behavioral health and other child and family-serving systems in New Mexico.

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