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Learning & Development Manager in Amherst
The Learning and Development Manager provides functional leadership and operational oversight for Learning and Development (L&D) initiatives within the Employee Engagement portfolio. Reporting to the Senior Director of Employee Engagement, the Manager is responsible for translating the University’s learning and development strategy into scalable, high-impact learning programs that build leadership capability and strengthen workforce effectiveness.
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Second Class Power Plant Engineer (Lead Operator) in Amherst
UMass Amherst is hiring a licensed Second Class Power Plant Engineer to support 24/7 power plant operations, including control room duties, gas turbine and boiler operations, emissions compliance, water treatment, and operator supervision. This essential, union position offers long-term stability, rotating shifts, and hands-on work in a large-scale, campus energy facility.
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Technical Assistant III (Exhibition & Installation Manager) in Amherst
The Exhibition & Installation Manager (Technical Assistant III) is responsible for all activities related to the technical design and installation of exhibitions as well as for museum facilities, modifications, repairs, and maintenance. They also monitor security and climate control systems, to ensure safety for all visitors, employees, and works of art under the jurisdiction of the University Museum of Contemporary Art (UMCA).
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Third Class Power Plant Engineer in Amherst
The Third Class Power Plant Engineer is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Central Heating Plant equipment and systems, and assists with maintenance tasks as assigned. This position reports to the Operations Manager and receives functional supervision from the Lead Operator.
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Infrastructure Engineer in Amherst
The Infrastructure Engineer will assist with data management, provide administration and support of enterprise level network infrastructure management and monitoring tools, create and maintain documentation and continually improve procedures, and help troubleshoot and resolve network outages and performance issues. The Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for administration of campus IP address namespace, DNS and DHCP servers, archiving network device configurations, monitoring changes to devices on the network, deploying mass changes to devices and automatic device configuration, and enforcing IT policies.
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