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Maintenance Equipment Operator I (Recycling & Waste Management) in Amherst
The Maintenance Equipment Operator I (Recycling & Waste Management) is responsible for performing a variety of tasks related to Moving, Recycling, and Waste Services. Operates heavy or specialized trucks and equipment employed in solid waste collection, handling, and transport. Loads and unloads trucks and performs routine maintenance. Performs manual tasks requiring various specialized skills or knowledge. Performs related unskilled tasks as required. Operates heavy or specialized trucks and equipment employed in construction, landscaping, and highway maintenance.
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Associate Director of Venture Development for the Institute for Applied Life Sciences in Amherst
Reporting to the Director of IALS Venture Development, the Associate Director of Venture Development for the Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) manages and facilitates IALS Venture Development operations and collaborations within IALS, within the University innovation ecosystem, and with external parties including venture mentors, alumni, experts, investors, and representatives of industry organizations, companies, and federal agencies.
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Departmental Assistant (Bakery Assistant) in Amherst
The Bakery Assistant (Departmental Assistant) prepares baked goods such as bread, rolls and pastries; decorates cakes and other baked goods; operates equipment such as bread slicers, mixers and ovens; and inspects baking ingredients for spoilage.
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Research Fellow - Somneuro Lab in Amherst
The Somneuro Lab (directed by Dr. Rebecca Spencer) at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst is seeking a full-time postbaccalaureate research assistant for an NIH-funded study of brain, sleep, and memory in young and older adults. The lab and program environment is rich and based in state-of-the-art research facilities. The Somneuro Lab broadly focuses on sleep’s role in memory across development and aging. We are particularly interested in neural mechanisms underlying sleep benefits to cognition and apply multiple tools to address these questions (MRI, EEG/polysomnography, behavioral assessments). See somneurolab.com for more details.
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Assistant Professor (TT) - Mechanical and Industrial Engineering - Aerospace in Amherst
The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is seeking talented applicants qualified for a tenure-track assistant professor position in aerospace engineering. Under exceptional circumstances, highly qualified candidates at other ranks may receive consideration. The appointment is expected to begin September 1, 2027. The Department is committed to building a vibrant and inclusive academic community that reflects and advances the university’s strategic priorities. The position is defined broadly across aerospace engineering, and scholars working across disciplines are encouraged. Specific areas of interest include, but are not limited to: propulsion, thermal management, and electrified/hybrid-electric propulsion; AI-augmented design (generative, learning) of aerospace structures or systems; robotics/controls, including nonlinear and multi-agent systems. We are committed to expanding beyond our traditional strengths, and we especially welcome candidates whose work builds bridges to regional industry and to our existing strengths in thermo-fluids, materials, advanced manufacturing, robotics, and remote sensing.
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Human Resources Business Partner I in Amherst
The Human Resources Business Partner I (HRBP I) administers HR processes for assigned business units. They facilitate employee life cycle events including recruitment, onboarding, and benefits. The HRBP I communicates policies and procedures to managers and employees and handles routine issues, referring more complex problems to senior-level staff.
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Assistant To Farm Superintendent in South Deerfield
Provide support to the Farm Superintendent in agricultural management of the Center for Agriculture, Food, and the Environment (CAFE) South Deerfield Agronomy Farm. Assist with farm activities that pertain to Research, Education, and Outreach missions of CAFE.
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Culinary Worker II (Charles River Campus) in Newton
The Culinary Worker II performs routine manual and domestic job duties in a food service operation including: cooking, cleaning, and serving food. The basic purpose of this role is to perform cooking tasks and assist with cleaning and food serving work as needed.
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Head Dishroom Attendant (Charles River Campus) in Newton
The Head Dishroom Attendant directs the operation of a dish room, supervising dish room personnel, and participating in manual tasks involved in cleaning tableware, utensils, equipment, and work areas; provide training for new employees; performs related work as required.
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Baker II (Central Bakery) in Amherst
The Baker II prepares baked goods such as bread, rolls, cookies, and pastries; ices cakes and other baked goods; operates equipment such as sheeter, mixers, and ovens; inspects baking ingredients for spoilage; has the ability to read, understand, and follow recipes.
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Research Fellow - Agricultural Energy Efficiency & Clean Energy Deployment in Amherst
The University of Massachusetts Clean Energy Extension (CEE) seeks a research professional with interest and expertise at the intersection of energy and agriculture. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting outreach to farms across Massachusetts, visiting farms to perform energy assessments, producing and reporting on energy improvement plans, and assessing the efficacy of the program. The research fellow will also take a lead role in furthering CEE’s mission to support the clean energy transition, through outreach and applied research on related topics in line with the candidate’s interests and expertise, including but not limited to agrivoltaics, building energy systems and auditing, and/or solar and battery energy storage deployment.
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Senior Human Resources Business Partner in Amherst
The Senior Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) supervises and mentors a team of HR professionals in assigned business unit(s), ensuring high-quality service delivery and continuous improvement. The Senior HRBP develops and implements HR strategies that foster a positive organizational culture, improve employee engagement, and support the goals of the business unit(s).
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Facilities Manager in Amherst
The Facilities Manager for the College of Natural Sciences (CNS) is responsible for the safe, efficient, and effective operation of approximately 2.7 m square feet of laboratory, office and classroom spaces for 14 departments, spanning over 18 buildings throughout the campus. The position serves as College Safety Coordinator to Environmental Health and Safety department for all safety issues and decontamination of lab space. The Facilities Manager communicates progress and changes to the CNS Director of Facilities and appropriate department personnel, and oversees the purchase, installation and maintenance of high-end lab equipment.
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Head of Operations: Lifelong, Interdisciplinary, and Digital Programming in Amherst
The Head of Operations serves as a strategic advisor and operational partner to the Vice Provost and units that comprise Lifelong, Interdisciplinary, and Digital Programming (U-LiID), a comprehensive portfolio with degree pathways, alternative and non-traditional educational programming, and all digital and online offerings of the university. This role leads executive-level initiatives, manages cross-functional projects, directs day-to-day operations, and drives the execution of Vice Provost and university strategy and priorities.
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Program Coordinator - Renaissance Center in Amherst
The Program Coordinator for the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies works with the Director and Librarian to manage and develop the Center’s research, educational, arts, and public-facing programs. Part of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, the Kinney Center fosters programs and collaborations that extend across the Five Colleges and is a member of the New England Humanities Consortium. The ideal candidate will bring expertise in early modern studies together with strong administrative and organizational skills to expand the Center’s interdisciplinary partnerships and public humanities initiatives, including its artist-in-residence and fellowship programs and Renaissance of the Earth project. https://www.umass.edu/renaissance/ https://www.renaissanceoftheearth.com/
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Director of Marketing, Communications, and Industry Relations in Amherst
The Director of Communications, Marketing, and Industry Relations for Auxiliary Enterprises (AE) provides strategic leadership and hands‑on execution of integrated marketing, branding, and communications initiatives that support revenue generation, brand visibility, and alignment with University priorities. The position plans and implements short‑ and long‑term marketing strategies, manages internal and external messaging, and ensures consistent brand representation across AE’s diverse portfolio, including Dining, Catering, Hotel UMass, Conference Services, retail and off‑site enterprises, sustainability initiatives, and major events. Serving as the primary liaison with university stakeholders, vendors, agencies, and external partners, the role leads market research, advertising, digital and social media, public relations, event marketing, and multimedia content development. The Director manages promotional plans, contracts, campaign calendars, and large‑scale events; evaluates outcomes using data‑driven metrics; represents AE to external audiences and professional organizations; serves on the Chancellor’s Sustainability Advisory Committee – Marketing Workgroup; and acts as an ambassador for the UMass Auxiliary Enterprises brand.
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Labor Relations Specialist in Amherst
The Labor Relations Specialist serves as a dedicated HR partner supporting the University’s Labor Relations function. This role focuses on collective bargaining agreement administration, labor relations processes, and operational support within a complex, unionized higher education environment. This position supports Labor Relations leadership through research, documentation, case coordination, and stakeholder communication.
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Office Manager in Amherst
The Department Administrator provides operational leadership for all administrative, financial, and academic functions within the department. Serving as a key partner to the Department Chair and faculty, this role oversees, academic administration, supports financial management, faculty recruitment, facilities operations, and departmental initiatives. The position ensures compliance with university policies and regulatory requirements while supporting undergraduate and graduate academic programs, coordinating student services, managing departmental resources, and facilitating communication and collaboration across university offices. This role also directs special projects, supports accreditation and reporting efforts, oversees international scholar and student processes, and promotes the effective and efficient operation of the department in support of its educational, research, and strategic objectives.
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Post Doctoral Research Associate - Environmental Health Sciences in Amherst
Conduct toxicology research to meet the aims of NIH-funded research. Will assist in experimental design, and will carry out experiments, data collection, data analysis, and prepare written and oral dissemination of results.
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Lecturer in Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (100%) in Amherst
The Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) invites applications for a full-time Lecturer in Landscape Architecture expected to start on September 1, 2027.
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