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Strategic Plan Project Manager in Amherst
The Strategic Plan Project Manager supports the implementation of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences’ (SBS) Strategic Plan by coordinating cross-functional initiatives involving faculty, staff, and students within the College and its departments, as well as campus and external partners. The position translates strategic priorities and emerging ideas into organized implementation plans, establishes and monitors timelines and deliverables, coordinates communication and documentation, and ensures that participants have the information and resources needed to move projects forward. The Project Manager serves as a central coordinating point between individuals developing strategic initiatives and the staff and units responsible for their execution. The position works across College functions to organize workflows, identify dependencies, facilitate communication, track progress, and support successful implementation of College priorities. A significant area of responsibility is supporting the SBS Democracy Project, a signature initiative of the Strategic Plan that brings together research, teaching, public engagement, events, student programming, community partnerships, and other activities across the College and University. The Project Manager coordinates the operational implementation of Democracy Project activities and serves as a liaison between various stakeholders.
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Extension Assistant Professor - Entomology in E. Wareham
This position offers an exceptional opportunity to integrate fundamental and applied research with impactful Extension programming in partnership with cranberry growers, industry partners, the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers’ Association (CCCGA), USDA-ARS researchers, and UMass Amherst colleagues and other institutions. The successful candidate will develop and lead an integrated cranberry insect pest management program, with an anticipated effort distribution of approximately 60% research and 40% Extension. The program will translate cutting-edge science into practical, economically viable management strategies while addressing emerging threats to the sustainability and resilience of the cranberry industry.
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Research Fellow - Fissore Lab in Amherst
The Fissore Reproductive Physiology Lab is looking for a Research Fellow Lab Technician. We seek a meticulous, organized, and reliable Research Fellow committed to generating consistent and reproducible data. We will provide mentorship to carry out independent research projects, master laboratory techniques, develop and optimize new methods, and contribute to peer-reviewed publications.
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Maintainer I (SW/N) in Amherst
Performs general janitorial duties in connection with cleaning and maintenance of campus facilities.
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Post Doctoral Research Associate - Conservation Scientist in Amherst
We are seeking applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst to lead this work. The position blends human dimensions and quantitative wildlife disease research: analyzing existing statewide stakeholder surveys to understand knowledge, attitudes, and regulation-relevant behaviors; helping design and facilitate an interagency tabletop exercise that stress-tests the state's reactive response; and co-designing the communication materials and decision tools that come out of it. Depending on the candidate's interests and skills, there are also opportunities to contribute to other quantitative work on wildlife disease arrival and spread (e.g., evaluating which management actions perform best under alternative modes of arrival).
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Research Fellow - O'Neil Lab in Amherst
The O'Neil Lab Research Fellow will work closely with PI and other lab members to support the general research efforts of the lab and as a key player in starting projects in a collaborative and fast-paced research environment. The lab is broadly interested in understanding the developmental trajectory of the bipotential gonad into either the ovary (egg-producing organ) or testis (sperm-producing organ). The lab applies a combination of molecular and cell biology techniques to interrogate this biological problem using mouse models.
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Lecturer - Director of Design Build Program in Amherst
The Building and Construction Technology Program (in the Department of Environmental Conservation) and the Department of Architecture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst invites applications for a full-time lecturer position to be the director and primary instructor for the UMass DesignBuild program. The successful candidate will provide the core organizational, administrative, and instructional role in the UMass DesignBuild program.
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Grants & Contracts Coordinator II in Amherst
In support of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) financial activity, prepare reports for Principal Investigators (PIs), departments, and Department Head, including the centers within the department. Develop and prepare budgets and documents for proposal processing following federal and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) guidelines. Work with Office of Pre-Award Services (OPAS) and Office of Post-Award Management (OPAM) and funding agencies to assure compliance and timeliness of proposal budget process. Manage post-award activities on sponsored grants and internal awards.
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Lead Identity & Access Management Engineer in Amherst
The Lead Identity and Access Management (IAM) Engineer contributes technical leadership for the university's enterprise-wide identity and access management program. This position is responsible for leading the design, implementation, integration, and continuous improvement of authentication, authorization, identity provisioning, and identity governance and administration (IGA) solutions across all university systems, audience types, and applications. This role combines hands-on technical expertise and cross-functional collaboration. The Lead IAM Engineer helps drive the technical vision and roadmap for IAM services, ensures alignment with institutional security and compliance requirements, and provides guidance to a team of IAM professionals. This position continually manages the risk associated with UMass Amherst's identity and access management posture, collaborating with appropriate stakeholders to implement system-wide improvements that safeguard institutional assets while optimizing usability and value of identity services for the entire university community. This position requires deep expertise in IAM concepts and workflows, IGA platforms, authentication and authorization applications and protocols, and the ability to manage enterprise services in a complex higher education environment.
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Lecturer - Ecology & Evolution in Amherst
The Department of Biology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst invites applicants for a full-time Continuing-Track (non-tenure track) Lecturer to teach introductory biology, ecology, and evolution courses for life-science and biology undergraduate students. The successful candidate will teach a large-enrollment introductory biology course, a 200-level ecology course, and a 200-level evolution course.
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Director Parking Services in Amherst
Under the general direction of the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Strategic Initiatives, the Director of Parking Services provides strategic leadership, vision, and oversight for the University’s comprehensive parking program. This includes the management of parking operations, customer service, enforcement, infrastructure planning, financial administration, and policy development for a system encompassing over 12,500 parking spaces across surface lots and parking structures. The Director ensures the delivery of high-quality, customer focused services that support the University’s mission and evolving campus needs.
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Assistant/Associate Professor - Natural Language Processing in Amherst
The Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences (CICS) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst invites applications for tenure-track faculty in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and similar areas, at the Assistant and Associate Professor levels. Exceptional candidates at other ranks (e.g. full professor) may be considered.
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