82 jobs found in idaho

The Assistant Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Coach is responsible for assisting the Director of Track and Field with all facets of conducting successful men’s and women’s track and field programs. The position reports directly to the Director of Track and Field. Duties include: coaching of assigned events during practice and competition for men’s and women’s programs, recruiting, and other duties as assigned by the Director of Track and Field. This individual must be knowledgeable of and in compliance with all NCAA, conference, and university rules and regulations, and must display professional integrity. The mission of Idaho Track & Field and Cross Country is to create and foster a culture that thrives on excellence in character, academics, and athletics, while focusing on the process in a positive and collaborative environment. Team is a small, intimate roster size. Facilities include: exclusive indoor throwing room year-round, 300m indoor track in season, indoor football...

The individual in this position will conduct complex secretarial, office administration, and public relations assignments to provide support for faculty, staff and students in the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences. Tasks will include assisting faculty in following university and college guidelines in submitting paperwork and ensuring that all deadlines are met for tenure and promotion; coordinating position searches and working with other university offices to ensure proper procedures during hiring processes; assisting in maintaining departmental website and social media accounts; supporting FCS teaching, research, and Extension activities by assisting with the planning and hosting of events; assisting faculty with the timely review and acceptance of graduate students, including the drafting of acceptance letters; track graduate student evaluations and assisting graduate students with required forms and important dates/deadlines; and maintaining a welcoming and...

The University of Idaho Sustainability Center (UISC) Marketing Coordinator is the visual artist who uses their talent to inspire and engage the campus community with marketing pieces for sustainability-related events, programs and activities hosted by the Sustainability Center. Successful Marketing Coordinators are energized by making creative design decisions and thrive in a collaborative cross-functional team environment. To be eligible, candidates must be current University of Idaho students enrolled at least half time, maintain a 2.8 or higher GPA, and not have another job or leadership position that impairs their ability to work 10-15 hours/week through the academic year. Applicants must submit a portfolio with at least 5 pieces of their work. Internship credits may be available through the College of Art and Architecture. About the University of Idaho Sustainability Center: A student-led and student-fee funded organization, the University of Idaho Sustainability Center...

Under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor, perform semi-skilled duties in the operation, maintenance and repair of buildings and related facilities and systems; perform related work. Maintenance staff members are expected to demonstrate a personal and professional commitment to providing excellent customer service.

Reporting directly to the Associate Dean in the College of Business and Economics, the Associate Director of CBE Outreach works with the Director of Student Engagement to coordinate and conduct college recruiting efforts. In addition, this position works with Career Services developing and coordinating student internships, the Co-op program, other experiential learning opportunities and job placement. Responsibilities include building relationships with community colleges, potential students and corporate employers, as well as coordinating with faculty and tracking data. The position also involves travel and attendance at evening and weekend events.

The University of Idaho is hiring a Recycling Coordinator to join its Sustainability Center staff. The Coordinator will work 10-15 hours a week with the office’s current staff, and in collaboration with students and colleagues across the university to advance the Sustainability Center’s mission, vision and goals. A student-led organization, the University of Idaho Sustainability Center (UISC) supports efforts to create an active culture of sustainability. We are committed to developing and maintaining healthful, educational living environments while fully integrating sustainable practices at the University of Idaho. Sustainability involves reorganizing our life support systems; climate, energy, biodiversity, and water. We do this through projects that reduce our environmental footprint and increase participation and collaboration among students, faculty, and staff. The Recycling Coordinator will play an important role in planning and implementing student engagement and...

Under the direction of the interior Shop Supervisor and Roofer/Masonry Lead, this position will work within a team environment performing specialized duties in support of departmental goals. These duties generally involve the exterior environments of the buildings on campus. The duties may include the maintenance and/or repair of roofs and masonry. The work requires the operation of a variety of equipment. Duties also involve working with other trade specialties. This is an essential position that will be called during emergencies and/or University closure.

Under the general supervision of the Electrical Supervisor, the incumbent of this position helps ensure a safe campus environment and supports the life safety needs of campus building users. Duties include: performing inspections and testing of life safety systems and associated equipment to ensure proper operation during an emergency; receiving and responding to state-issued safety discrepancy notices; supporting the fire suppression systems and managing the life safety equipment maintenance program and associated equipment such as fire extinguishers and egress lighting; conducting area and equipment surveys as well as initiating service requests for needed repairs. This position will contribute to overall team safety programs by collecting and maintaining records on a monthly basis for shop safety plans and required training. This is an essential position that will be called upon in the event of an emergency and/or University Closure.

Under the general direction of the Building Services Manager and the supervision of the Custodian Foreperson, Team Cleaning Specialists maintain clean and orderly facilities for students, faculty, staff and visitors. Team Cleaning Specialists secure assigned buildings; respond to special cleaning requests and schedule cleaning and maintenance activities as part of a self-directed team. Team Cleaning Specialists are expected to perform each of the following jobs on a rotating basis: detail specialist, vacuum specialist, restroom specialist, and utility specialist. This is an essential position that will be called upon in the event of an emergency and/or University Closure.

Vandal Event Staff assist Administrative Operations permanent staff with the daily operations of the ASUI Kibbie Dome, Memorial Gym, the Outdoor Track, the SprinTurf Field, Guy Wicks Soccer Pitch, Commons, TLC, and Pitman Center. Vandal Event Staff also perform various job functions to support Administrative Operations event management and production of University of Idaho sponsored events and activities. Administrative Operations creates a work environment that emphasizes customer service, teamwork, safety and the protection/preservation of the departmental physical assets. The department strives for continuous quality improvement and effective use of available resources. The ideal candidate be a proactive leader, with strong communication skills who is detail oriented and able to take instruction. This position is open to both students and non-students.

A one-year postdoctoral position, with the possibility of extension for an additional year depending on performance evaluation and funding, is available to join an interdisciplinary research teaching effort focused on Cross-Scale Fire Ecophysiology. The University of Idaho is hiring a full-time, post-doctoral researcher (based in Missoula, MT) to investigate linkages between wildland fire behavior and resulting ecological effects at micro- to macro- biological scales. The goal is to utilize these linkages for improvements to computational fluid dynamic fire models. The post-doctoral researcher will primarily investigate factors influencing thermal tolerance of plant tissue to heating associated with wildland fire. The position is a collaboration between the University of Idaho, USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, and Los Alamos National Laboratory to conduct research on thermal tolerance and dose-dependent responses of plants and aerosolized microbiota that can be...

Initial interviews will be conducted immediately and will continue until positions are filled. The student logging crew be responsible for conducting general forestry work at the University of Idaho Experimental Forest. All necessary training will be provided.

Facilities Building Trades and Maintenance Director will have general oversight of this position and provide assignments either directly or through authorized staff. The job duties of this position will vary widely depending on the work/projects assigned on a daily/weekly/monthly basis. These duties will be performed from the following trade groups under Facilities: Building Services, Building Trades, Landscaping and Exterior Services, and Utilities & Engineering Services. This is an essential position which may be called upon to work in the event of emergencies and/or University Closure.

Initial interviews will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. The student forest technicians will be responsible for conducting general forestry work at the University of Idaho Experimental Forest. All necessary training will be provided.

Oversee daily operations at the Nancy M. Cummings Research, Extension and Education Center; manage operation budgets and expenditures through supervision of financial technicians and administrative staff; manage staff performing ranch operations; hire and train staff and evaluate performance. Oversee operation and maintenance of equipment and buildings. Work with faculty to coordinate research and Extension activities with cattle and land resources at NMCREEC.

The Network Engineer 1 provides mission critical, enterprise network and security services, including design, planning, procurement, provisioning, monitoring, troubleshooting, and consulting, for multiple campuses across the state. The Network Engineer engages with equipment vendors and service providers to address design questions and escalate support problems.

This position is responsible for leading the development and implementation of strategic enrollment planning for transfer initiatives for the University of Idaho. Duties include overseeing and facilitating domestic articulation agreements and transfer pathways for the University with community college partners and providing comprehensive transfer services. The position serves as the primary point of contact for transfer students, community college representatives and UI staff/faculty who advise transfer students, and provides technical assistance and serves as a resource person for students, staff, and faculty in determining appropriate interpretation and application of University policies and procedures as they relate to transfer credit, the transcript, and the degree audit. The position works collaboratively with other offices on campus to provide excellent transfer services seamlessly.

The Foundation Accounting Manager is responsible for contributing to the Foundation team effort to accept, manage, and distribute private support for the University of Idaho. This individual will work with the Director of Finance and complete the detailed aspects of the accounting and finance operations of the Foundation with the assistance of an Accountant or Accounting Intern. The manager will perform the day-to-day accounting operations, including reviewing or preparing the financial statements, investment reports, gift reconciliations, budgets, and tax returns including the detailed journal entries, support, and data collection for such reporting. The Accounting Manager will work with the ERP accounting system and implement system efficiencies to streamline and/or automate existing processes working closely with the IT team and outside data providers. The Manager will mentor, train, and provide guidance to the Accountant and coordinate with other teams.

The Manager, Collaboration and Classroom Technology Services is responsible for understanding the needs of the university and then delivering quality software, hardware and process solutions in collaboration spaces and classrooms across the University of Idaho. Through the development of relationships inside and outside the university and through the leadership of the Collaboration and Classroom Technology Services team, this position will recommend and then deliver both solutions and appropriate training that allow for academic and administrative professionals to deliver information in offices, conference rooms, classrooms, and specialty spaces.