-
Closes
Supervisor in Norman
Join the Center for Public Management (OU CPM) at the University of Oklahoma and be part of a team dedicated to making a daily impact in the lives of Oklahomans. The Supervisor will provide direct supervision of TANF Program Specialists.
-
Closes
Occasional Worker - Ultrasonographer Tech in Oklahoma City
The College of Allied Health is looking for an Occasional Worker - Ultrasonographer Tech. They will perform a variety of technical procedures in operating medical diagnostic ultrasound equipment.
-
Closes
Media Preparation Center Technician in Norman
The School of Biological Sciences is seeking a detail-oriented and dependable Senior Laboratory Technician to coordinate the operations of the Media Preparation Center (MPC) and undergraduate biology teaching laboratories.
-
Closes
Student Social Media Strategist (Fall) in Norman
The LLC is seeking a creative, platform-savvy student to serve as its Social Media & Outreach Strategist. This role owns the MLLL department’s digital presence — building awareness, growing engagement, and telling the department’s story across Instagram and other social platforms.
-
Closes
Student Videographer & Media Producer (Fall) in Norman
The LLC is seeking a skilled and self-driven student to serve as its Media Producer & Videographer. The department has invested in professional-grade equipment — DSLR cameras, a video recorder, LED lighting, lavalier microphones, shotgun microphones, tripods, and supporting accessories — and needs someone who knows how to use them well.
-
Closes
Occasional Worker – Physical Therapy/Occasional Therapy in Oklahoma City
The Occasional Worker – Physical Therapy/Occasional Therapy supports allied health student learning through lab instruction, applied learning activities, and/or development and delivery of lecture content. This role works collaboratively with course directors and program faculty to promote student success and achievement of course outcomes.
-
Closes
Lead Retirement Specialist in Oklahoma City
The University of Oklahoma is looking for a Lead Retirement Specialist who will be responsible for the administration and oversight of retirement benefits programs for active employees, retirees, beneficiaries, and future retirees.
-
Closes
HR Coordinator - Retirement in Oklahoma City
The University of Oklahoma is looking for a HR Retirement Coordinator to provide administrative support to the Retirement Team, helping ensure the effective delivery of retirement programs and services.
-
PEAK - Operating Engineer / Mechanic in Oklahoma City
Join the University of Oklahoma as a Operating Engineer/Mechanic and help support the safe and reliable operation of the campus steam and chilled water utility systems. Under direct supervision, this position assists with maintenance and repairs of boilers, chillers, cooling towers, distribution systems, and related plant equipment while helping monitor operations, maintain records, perform water testing, mix treatment chemicals, and identify potential equipment issues. The role also supports routine plant maintenance, cleaning, minor repairs, and may assist with snow and ice removal and other site support activities. Qualified candidates will possess a high school diploma or GED, at least six months of steam and chilled water plant operations experience, a State of Oklahoma High Pressure Boiler License, and a valid Oklahoma Driver’s License or the ability to obtain one within 30 days of hire. Successful candidates will demonstrate a basic understanding of utility plant equipment, safety procedures, maintenance tools, and simple schematics, along with the ability to work effectively as part of a team in a physically demanding power plant environment exposed to heat, cold, noise, steam, electricity, and industrial hazards.
-
PEAK - Utility Maintenance Mechanic in Oklahoma City
Join the University of Oklahoma as a Utility Maintenance Mechanic and play a vital role in keeping critical power plant equipment and utility systems operating safely and efficiently. In this hands-on position, you will perform inspections, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on chillers, cooling towers, transformers, pumps, valves, electrical panels, piping systems, compressors, and other large-scale mechanical and electrical equipment. Ideal candidates will have a high school diploma or GED, at least two years of experience repairing electrical instrumentation and large equipment such as boilers, generators, diesel engines, or chillers, and the ability to read schematics, troubleshoot AC/DC and high-voltage systems, and use hand and power tools. This non-exempt position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic industrial environment while contributing to the reliable operation of essential campus utilities. A valid driver's license, or the ability to obtain one within 30 days of hire, is required.
We will email you new jobs that match this search.