6 systems administrator jobs found in Moscow

Sponsored Programs Administrator I or II Posting Number: SP005281P Division/College: University Research Department: University Research Location: Moscow, Off Campus Location - Remote/Hybrid Option Available Posting Context Statement: Salary range depending on education and experience: Sponsored Programs Administrator I – $49,816 per year or higher. Sponsored Programs Administrator II – $54,346 per year or higher. Position Overview: Sponsored Programs Administrator I This position facilitates the submission of proposals for external funding by the University of Idaho, reviewing them to ensure compliance with federal, state, university and sponsor regulations and guidelines. University faculty and staff create proposals to outside agencies to fund research, instruction, and other service projects through the university. The Sponsored Programs Administrator I is responsible for providing compliance oversight for research...

Administrative Specialist III Posting Number: SP005271P Division/College: College of Law Department: College of Law Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: This position is a member of the Admission Office staff team in the College of Law. The Administrative Specialist serves as the first point of prospect/applicant and incoming student contact and resolves issues or appropriately directs inquiries to College of Law Directors at the two locations – Moscow and Boise. They will support the admissions team and will play a vital role in organizing our law classes. Position Overview: The position works with a high degree of initiative to provide advanced operational and programmatic support to visitors, students and employees by navigating and advising others on a variety of administrative processes, procedures and cyclical calendars of activities critical to the operation of the unit within the broader university. The position may serve as first...

Program Manager II, IAMP Posting Number: SP005305P Division/College: College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Department: Soils and Water Systems Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: Provides administrative support for the Advancing Markets for Producers ( AMP ) project, Innovative Agriculture and Marketing Partnership ( IAMP ), the largest funded research grant in University of Idaho history. The project includes eight funded partners, as well as over 30 additional supporting partners. This position independently performs complex support duties with professionalism and confidentiality, collaborates with project co-directors, serves as a liaison to partners, coordinates project personnel, and assists with required annual reporting. Position Overview: This position serves as the administrative lead for educational, outreach, and professional programs, or directing complex business operations in support of the program. The program manager...

Program Manager I, IAMP Posting Number: SP005304P Division/College: College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Department: Soils and Water Systems Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: Provides administrative support for the Advancing Markets for Producers ( AMP ) project, Innovative Agriculture and Marketing Partnership ( IAMP ), the largest research grant in University of Idaho history. The project includes eight funded partners, as well as over 30 additional supporting partners. This position performs complex administrative support duties with professionalism and confidentiality under the general supervision of project co-directors. Works closely with the Program Manager II to support partner communication, coordinate project personnel, and assist with annual performance reporting. Position Overview: This position supports the planning and completion of educational, outreach or professional programs; working with program staff, students, the...

Program Manager II, Deep Soil Ecotron Posting Number: SP005238P Division/College: College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Department: Soils and Water Systems Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: The Deep Soil Ecotron is a $23 million dollar institute at the University of Idaho focused on advancing understanding of deep soils and their critical role in ecosystems. By enabling manipulation of subsurface abiotic and biotic factors, it supports innovative research in soil science, ecology, and biogeochemistry, while advancing soil sensor technology and data science. The Ecotron also engages stakeholders, from local producers to global researchers. As it approaches full operation in Fall 2026, the Managing Director will have the opportunity to lead its growth, build partnerships, and position the institute for long-term success. Position Overview: This position serves as the administrative lead for educational, outreach, and professional programs,...