2009-2010 Federal Work Study Job Descriptions
This web site is designed to show the various jobs descriptions available for students who are awarded Federal Work-Study for the 2009-2010 academic year.
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For all job descriptions, the candidate should assume that their duties will be mainly those items listed but can be expanded to other duties as assigned that are not included in the descriptions below.
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Tutor
CEISMC
Students travel to elementary, middle, and high schools in the Atlanta area and tutor students in reading, math, and science. Candidates must be a current student in good academic standing, have transportation, or be willing to use public transportation, are reliable and dependable, have a desire to work with children of all levels and backgrounds and have excellent communication skills.
Housing
Tutors assist residents (students) with fundamental concepts necessary for success in the classroom. Tutors serve as a postivie academic role model and a resource. Tutors should have good interpersonal skills. Tutors assist with calculus, chemistry, physics, and/or computer science.
Jump Start
Jump Start Corps members complete 300 hours of service during the school year, working with pre-k children using activities that focus on pre-literacy and school preparation. Corps members receive intensive pre-service training, attend ongoing workshops, work on a team with others, and participate in community services projects.
Jump Start Team Leaders complete 300 hours of service, leading 5 to 6 Corps members to implement literacy based activities in local preschools, twice weekly for two hours in each session. Responsibilities include planning weekly team meetings, modeling, coaching strategies for working with children and communicating with teachers, administrators, and the Jump Start Program manager.
OMED
Tutor freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors in various coursework. Some emphasis will be placed on Calculus, Chemistry, and Physics.
Student Assistant I
ADAPTS-Disability Services - Office of the Dean of Students
1st position ADAPTS Office Student Assisttant will assist Senior Secretary in receptionist duties (answer telephones, take messages). Light clerical duties (filing, copying). Other standard office duties.
2nd position- ADAPTS Testing Center Student Assistant- Campus delivery of exams, scanning and loading information onto server. Assisting testing center coordinator.
Athletics/Sports Communications
Filing, computer input, research, accumulation of statistical informaiton for reporting purposes.
Biology
To assist Dr. Merrill with office work, such as copying, filing, library work, web site work, compiling bibliographies, t-square file creation, and organization.
Biology
Qualifications and/or responsibilities to include some or all of the following: filing documents; answering phones; greeting visitors; running GT business errands; prepare, deliver and/or open mail; making copies/faxes; assist in office projects; lifting of 30 lbs or more may be required; other duties as assigned.
Biomedical Engineering
Responsibilities include database entry, greeting students and visitors in a receptionist role, filing, preparing files, copying and faxing, mail pick-up and delivery and assisting Academic Office staff in special projects and other duties as assigned. Seeking non- BME undergraduate students who are well organized, neat appearance, has good communication and time management skills, and experience working in a professional/college atmosphere to fill this position; Student must adhere to strict confidentiality rules and procedures, be punctual and dependable and have a high level of attention to details. Basic computer skills are required and more experience to expert level of Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite, and database skills is preferred. Web experience is also a plus.
Building Construction - College of Architecture
Assist in general office duties. Assist faculty as needed, making copies, preparing PowerPoint presentations, etc.
Campus Recreation Center
Manually scan ID cards of patrons and/or monitor hand geometry. Communicate any emergency associated with the security system. Educate and inform patrons of rules and regulations. Input data into membership system. Be proficient with the operation of the entrance system/security system and sound/intercom/paging system. Rent, renew, and clean out lockers. Provide tours of the facility. Assist with the pro shop sales. Log in/out lost and found items. Read and understand all new correspondence. Attend staff meetings as scheduled. Conduct oneself in a professional and friendly manner at all times. Report to work on time. Provide a substitute for absences and be up to date with required training.
CEISMC
Answering the phones, sort mail, skillful in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, etc..,) answer the door and greet visitors.
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Typing, photocopying, faxing, answering phones, taking messages, running errands, making file folders, handling confidential files, sorting mail, preparing refreshment table for conferences, escorting guests on campus, interacting with faculty and meeting/greeting guests at the front desk.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Student woul dbe responsible for answering main CEE phone lines; receiving and sorting mail (incoming and outgoing); receiving and logging all packages to include preparing outbound packages); assisting with preparation of special projects; and running campus errands. Students must possess a valid GA drivers license as he/she may need to use campus vehicle to complete tasks.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Student assistant will assist in the research administration office by performing various clerical tasks. During the proposal stage, student will log and track proposals that are in the process of being submitted. Once submitted, student will be responsible for electronic and hard-copy filing. Additionally, the student should be familiar with web based applications as the job may entail some internet operations. Student will also be asked to run errands to pick up at or drop off to different departments on campus.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Student would be responsible for answering main CEE phone lines; receiving and sorting mail (incoming /outgoing); receiving and logging packages (to include preparing outbound packages); assisting w/preparation of special projects; and completing on campus errands. Student must possess a valid GA driver’s license, as he/she may need to use campus vehicle to complete tasks.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Administrative Support for myself and 10 Faculty members. Duties to include general office procedures such as (but are not limited to): answering phones, faxing, copying, scanning, typing, picking up and dropping off mail, running campus errands, creating and maintaining Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, mass mailings, equipment inventory, binding documents, web searches, downloading information, and web postings.
College of Computing
This person's core responsibilities will be to copy, file, make deliveries across campus, interact with students about time sheet issues, have student contact with various issues, and perform miscellaneous duties as they arise. This person will dress in business casual (no shorts or t-shirts) and will be the first person people see when entering the business office. This person also will need to keep to a certain schedule, which will be determined by the schedule of the student already working here.
College of Management
Students will work 12 or more hours per week Monday through Friday. General clerical duties, filing, running GT related errands, word processing, and assisting program director & staff.
Dean of Students
The Jump Start Program Assistant supports the program manager with the operation of Georgia Tech's Jump Start program including tasks such as time sheet collection, data entry/management, creating newsletters, and other media materials. Documenting work done in schools and in the community. Event planning and assisting with recruitment of Corps members and volunteers.
Dean of Students
The Jump Start Volunteer Coordinator completes 300 hours of service leading 5 to 6 Corps members to implement literacy based activities in local pre-schools twice weekly for two hours each session. Responsibilities include, planning weekly team meetings, modeling, and coaching strategies for working with students and communicating with teachers, administrators, and the Jump Start Program Manager.
Dean of Students
Serve as a member of the Women’s Resource Center student staff. Provide administrative support duties such as assisting walk-ins and handling phone and email requests. Sort mail and run errands as needed. Input data into spreadsheets and reports. Represent department at information tables. Provide assistance with WRC events and programs. Interest in women’s issues preferred.
Dean of Students
To assist the Dean of Students office with general administrative duties including:, greeting guests, answering phones, running GT errands, assist with departmental projects, filing documents, open and delivering mail, light lifting may be required and other duties as assigned.
College of Architecture
Students will learn and manage the printing and plotting Room 359 in the Architecture building. They help COA computer users with plotting techniques, answer questions, and configure computers for the IT department. They will work for Jeff Langston who is in charge of the areas associated with their responsibilities.
College of Computing
Copying, filing, answering phones, greeting visitors, GT business errands, assist in office projects, lifting of 30lbs or more may be required, other duties as assigned.
Office of Diversity Programs
To assist the Associate Dean of Students/Director of Diversity Programs with general administrative duties including, but not limited to: (1) Assist with departmental projects and programs (2) Create advertisement and organize data (3) Strong technological skills a must (Excel, Desk Top Publishing) (4) Assist the Associate Dean in the assessment and evaluation of diversity initiatives(survey design and data collection) (5) Filing and general office work (6) Running errands (7)Strong communication skills a must (Oral and Written) (8) general knowledge of Diversity (9) Other duties as required
College of Management
General clerical receptionist, filing, running GT related errands, distributing the mail, backup to the administrative assistant at the receptionist's desk, small computer projects, word processing, and assisting program director and staff.
College of Management
Filing documents, answering phones, running GT business errands, assisting with office projects and/or events, working with MS Office, deliver/open mail, and other duties as assigned.
College of Management
MBA Career Office seeks self-motivated student for general office duties, set-up and light housekeeping for company information sessions and other duties as assigned. Msut be able to work evenings. Send resume if interested.
College of Management
Assist MBA Career Services Managers with class setup for evening (6:00pm - 8:00pm) corporate presentations during work week. Other responsibilities include compiling reports on MBA job database, minor cleaning at the close of presentations, & other tasks as needed. Must be available to work evenings any day of the week.
College of Management
Working in the TI:GER Office the assistant will be responsible for filing documents, running GT Business errands, assisting with office projects and/or events, working with Microsoft office, deliver and/or open mail, and other duties as assigned. Please email resume in word document or PDF and availability. Only qualified candidates with previous office experience and availability during Tues/Thurs between 11-5 will be contacted.
College of Management
Working in the TI:GER Office the assistant will be responsible for filing documents, running GT Business errands, assisting with office projects and/or events, working with Microsoft office, deliver and/or open mail, and other duties as assigned. Please email resume in word document or PDF and availability. Only qualified candidates with previous office experience and availability during Tues/Thurs between 11-5 will be contacted.
College of Management
Student assists in an office environment and duties may include but are not limited to, filing, answering phones, receiving visitors and packages, running GT related errands, making copies/faxes,etc..
Enterprise Innovation Institute
Student assistant will provide clerical support to Office Manager and research support to other CPRS managers and project director conducting economic development research for the state of Georgia, regions, city and county governments, and local development organizations. This is an excellent opportunity to participate in the research that drives public policy decisions at all levels of government. The ideal candidate will be proficient in Excel and MS Word, be well-organized, have excellent telephone skills, and be comfortable working in a dynamic environment involving multiple projects and team members. Proficiency with MS Access, ArcView/ArcGIS, Powerpoint, and/or SPSS is highly desirable. Interested candidates should respond by sending their resumes via email to Hazel Taylor. NO Phone Calls Please.
Environmental Health and Safety
Student should have a background in ME, EE, CE, and Physics to assist safety coordinator and campus fire marshall.
Global Human Resources
Student will assist group that supports foreign national employees at GT with immigration visas, permanent resident petitions, and tax compliance issues. Filing and copying, some computer related tasks, must be well organized and detail oriented, have an interest in international issues, experience with passports and visas a plus. Hours are flexible. Email resume and cover letter with a subject line of: "FWS Position":
Historic Academy of Medicine / Student Center
The Historic Academy of Medicine student assistant must possess excellent customer service skills, in addition to being a great communicator. Duties include greeting guests, typing, filing, web and database maintenance, event planning and event management. Schedule may vary week to week, including weekends depending on the number of events scheduled.
School of History, Technology and Society
Department is looking to hire undergraduate work study student (preferably in the Ivan Allen College) to work as an assistant to the Undergraduate Coordinator, Amy D’Unger. Student must have basic proficiency in Microsoft Office. Website design, web maintenance experience or basic programming skills (HTML, PHP, CSS, etc.) are a big plus. Position is 4 – 6 hours per week with a flexible schedule. Interested applicants should email Dr. D’Unger at amy.dunger@hts.gatech.edu
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Will provide relief to the receptionist/secretary duties for the office of the Chair. Duties may include making copies, filing, assisting with mailings, running GT business errands, greeting visitors, and other duties as assigned.
International Affairs
General office work including filing, copying, event planning, speaker coordination, and working on projects like admissions and study abroad. Expect to work 10 to 15 hrs per week.
Music Department
Customer service, microsoft office, updating departmental forms, creating and setting up programs for departmental concerts, answering calls, maintain front office, web site updates, processing paperwork for practice rooms and locker access, room set ups, assisting when needed with inventory of departmental instruments and equipment.
OHR-Records Office
This is a filing position. The job duties includes heavy filing, file preparation, pulling files, data entry, assisting customers, answering phones and other duties as assigned.
Office of Information Technology
Responsible for serving as front desk receptionist in the technology support center. Greet customers, capture visits in Remedy, assign customers to technicians for service, run small errands for support staff between library and Rich bldg, have a general knowledge of GT's campus, possess general computer skills (i.e., internet, microsoft office), great people skills, great demeanor, and great organizational skills needed.
OIT - Print & Copy Services
Student Center Copy Center - Student Assistant. Assistants are responsible for the daily operations of the Copy Center. Responsibilities include loading and maintaining copiers, transmitting faxes, binding, informing customers about facility offerings, and tracking inventory. Assistants are expected to maintain a clean copy area, and work with Copy Center patrons to provide excellent customer service.
Office of Radiological Safety
Duties include but not limited to greeting visitors, typing, filing, copying, data entry, delivering and picking up documents on campus, assist with scheduled lunches, and open to various other assignments. Preference given to student capable of typing equations. Basic receptionist duties.
Psychology
Scheduling participants, running experiments, data analysis and database management.
Student Affairs
Make deliveries, shred, file, and answer phones.
Student Center
Information desk attendants are the first point of contact for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. They handle questions about the student center, campus events, general campus questions, and/or the metro Atlanta area. Telephone inquiries, lost and found, room reservations, and other general questions.
Student Center Administration Office
Working in a team BuzzBag student assistants will handle the assembly and deliver of BuzzBags. Maintain an inventory of items to include in the BuzzBags and assist with marketing the services offered via BuzzBags to on or off campus departments
Student Center Craft Services
Looking for customer services staff, must be enrolled as a GT student, experience in arts & crafts is preferred. Must be willing to learn basics of all functional areas of the craft center and attend staff meetings. Minimum two semester work period is preferred.
Student Center Auxiliary Services
The purpose of this position is to facilitate and process clients' requests for event reservation. The student will also maintain a database with over 700 clients and assist in implementing over 17,000 events at the Student Center.
Success Programs
Qualifications and/or responsibilities to include some or all of the following: filing documents, answering phones, greeting visitors, running GT business errands, prepare, deliver, and/or open mail, assist in office projects. Student must have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Familiarity with the 1 to 1 Tutoring program a plus.
Tennenbaum Institute
Student assists in an office environment and duties may include but are not limited to, filing, answering phones, receiving visitors and packages, running GT related errands, making copies/faxes, and other activities as requested.
Undergraduate Office of Admissions
Filing, general office work, mail out assistance, timely delivery to other departments and other duties as assigned.
Student Assistant II
Bioengineering Graduate Programs
Filing, copying, data entry, campus errands, must be proficient in MS Word, Access, and Excel.
Biology
To assist Dr. Merrill with office work, such as copying, filing, library work, web site work, compiling bibliographies, t-square file creation, and organization.
Business Services/Accounts Payable
Document filing, answer phones, greeting office visitors, prepare, deliver, and open departmental mail, assist with office projects, run GT campus errands, and the ability to lift approximately 30 lbs in addition to other duties as assigned.
Chemistry
Student will provide coverage approximately 20-24 hours per week, split between two students. Data entry, filing, campus errands. Must be dependable, on time, detail oriented, and conscientious.
City and Regional Planning
Seeking a student that can provide general office support, prefer a student with data entry skills, and the ability to file, process and help to manage program records. Will serve as cfounter as needed. Will serve as a back up receptionist to the front office. Assist with special events/event training.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
10 to 20 hrs per week of graphic design and layout and update content on school website. Design html electronic newsletter and other electronic templates. Maintain school's photo library. Administrative duties associated with various projects.
College of Computing
Student will support the Office of Communications, Duties include:. print literature requests. Pick up and deliver projects. Assist with poster production. Handle simple graphic tasks. Make routine faculty contacts. Attend lectures/meetings/symposia. Proofread compiler and other features, releases, newsbytes, etc. Attend student functions as Communications representative.
College of Computing
Student will work with the College of Computing development office. Must be a self-starter and have a willingness to learn. Job duties include: speaking with visitors, running GT business errands, preparing and delivering promotional materials, assisting with office projects such as documents, research, and special events. Lifting of 30lbs or more may be required. Other duties as assigned. Student can expect to work up to 20 hrs per week.
College of Computing
Students will work in dean’s office, business casual attire required. Must be self starter and a willingness to learn. Duties will include but are not limited to, filing, typing, answering phones, greeting visitors, making deliveries/running errands and mail, assist w/lunches. Experience w/Microsoft office needed. Student needs to be able to work a set schedule.
College of Computing
Troubleshoot content/navigation on problem pages/areas on new College and School websites. Coordinate event/calendar postings. Data entry for launch of redesigned and new websites. Edit and approve external job submissions. Search for College media hits, write up & post to website. Attend lectures/meetings/symposia. Assist with monthly Compiler production & layout. Attend student functions as Communications representative
College of Computing
This person's core responsibilities will be to copy, file, make deliveries across campus, interact with students about time sheet issues, have student contact with various issues, and perform miscellaneous duties as they arise. This person will dress in business casual (no shorts or t-shirts) and will be the first person people see when entering the business office. This person also will need to keep to a certain schedule, which will be determined by the schedule of the student already working here.
College of Engineering, Dean's Office
Student will type, answer phones, must be able to lift up to 50 lbs, make campus deliveries, copy documents, sort mail, shred documents, prepare name tags for events, assist with lunch events, data entry, web searches, and other duties as assigned.
Computer Science
Create and update lists and/or spreadsheets, copying, filing, making labels, run campus errands, maintain supply cabinet, mail distribution, and other miscellaneous duties.
Industrial Systems Engineering
Help admin coordinator on application processing in graduate office. Filing, access database knowledge is helpful. Prefer someone to work a few hours each day. Must be efficient and organized.
Logistics
Assist in the pickup and delivery of surplus equipment from campus department. Ablity to lift heavy objects,. participate in surplus process improvement, and warehouse organization process.
Material Sciences
Filing, scanning, mail sorting, invoice/purchase order matching, data entry, and campus errands. Must have Excel and Word experience.
MSE
The student will assist Prof. Gerhardt with setting up of a website for her research group, upload research publications, assist with generating publication quality graphs (data has already been collected) and general office duties
College of Management
Filing documents, answering phones, running GT business errands, assisting with office projects and/or events, working with MS Office, deliver/open mail, and other duties as assigned.
College of Management
Assist MBA Career Services staff with daily operations including compiling information from the MBA jobs database, running Excel reports, mail runs, making copies, preparing rooms for information sessions and panels & other responsibilities as needed. Microsoft Office knowledge is required.
College of Management
Student will assist the Technology and Management Program with event set up and breakdown to include: transporting tables, signage, checking in guests, cleaning up etc. Other responsibilities to include developing program’s social media presence, assisting in office projects, filing, faxing, scanning and copying office documents, running GT business errands and other duties as assigned. Flexible availability, must have some evening availability.
Sam Nunn School of International Affairs
Perform general office work including word processing, filing, photocopying, fax./phone, deliver materials on campus, information searches via web/library, database management, mass mail perparation, etc.. Web site maintenance to update/modify/add pages to existing site. Approximately 8-10 in office hours per week; specific work schedule determinied with selected student.
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Provide support to the center for organic photonics and electronics. Assist program support manager with maintaining an organized filing system, filing, copying, faxing, updating spread sheets. Be familia with MS Word and Excel. Must be dependable, quick learner, independent and organized.
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Assist program coordinator with maintaining filing system. Process incoming and outgoing mail. Typing, filing, copying and faxing. Research statistics for program development. Set up for seminars. Should be familiar with MS Word and Excel.
TSO
Supporting, troubleshooting, and resolving hardware/software issues. Assisting customers with requests for help in the operation of computer systems, installation of hardware and software, account management, virus detection/clean up, configurations, email clients, anti-spam tools, IT security applications, and printing. Interface with technical teams and customers from within a help desk environment.
Robert C. Williams Paper Museum
Applicants for this job should enjoy working with children and the general public. Student Assistants at the museum will support museum staff with daily museum activities. Students will help to do group tours in the museum and will assist with exhibition installation and design and with daily office activities such as the design of press releases and other documents as well as museum record keeping.
Lab Assistant I
Biomedical Engineering
Assist in preparation of experimental protocols in the instructional labs in the biomedical engineering department.
College of Architecture - IMAGINE Lab
The student will assist in the day-to-day maintenance and cleaning of the lab. The student will eb in charage of taking inventory and keeping supplies stocked. The student will also assist researchers in data collection for various projects.
Chemistry
Seeking undergraduate student for lab related work.
Psychology
Administering memory and motor tasks to participants as part of an NIH funded study as well as schedule appointments and other office duties. Attention to detail, good interpersonal skills, ability to relate to adults of all ages is essential. Candidate should be available to work 4 hour time slots in the morning 9 am - 1 pm and/or afternoons noon - 4 pm.
Lab Assistant II
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Qualifications and/or responsibilities to include some or all of the following: staff Environmental Hydraulics lab and provide support when asked, work on undergraduate experiments; assist faculty, staff, and students as needed; clean lab equipment; organize lab and inventory equipment; understand specific computer programs; other duties as assigned. Would prefer light construction experience. Knowledge of basic hand tools a must. Knowledge of shop equipment a plus.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Assists researchers with electronic instrumentation, setup of instruments for structural tests, assist in construction of test specimens, and assist lab manager in maintenance of lab equipment.
Environmental Health and Safety
Conduct fume hood and eye wash performance testing. File reports on tests. File work orders on fume hoods and eye washes as needed. Do follow-up on work orders. Retest as needed. Conduct ten point laboratory inspections. File reports. Do follow-up as needed. Assist customers with the use of Chematix chemical inventory management system. Will train on all the above.
Undergraduate Research Assistant I
Architecture
The student will assist in the initial exploratory research for a variety of projects. The student should have good verbal and written communication skills, working knowledge of Excel and Access, and hte ability to handle some administrative related tasks. The student will work in the College of Architecture and develop a knowledge of real-time graphics.
Enterprise Innovation Institute
Assist EI2s research librarian, prepare background reports on markets, industries, products, competition, and technologies relevant to businesses assisted by EI2. Help dismantle small library. Experience in searching GT's library article databases required.
GTRI-EOSL
Student will work in a team environment to study applications of carbon nanotrubes will utilize thermal evaporators, photolithography, clean room tools, electrical probe stations, scanning electronmicroscopy, e-ray difractometers, chemical vapor deposition, molecular beam epitaxy, ion assisted depostion, equipment and other tools. Prior experience is useful but not necessary. Thorough training will be provided.
GTRI-EOSL
The student will work in a team environment to study applications of carbon nanotubes. The student will utilize thermal evaporators, photolithography, clean room tools, electrical probe stations, scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffractormeters, chemical vapor deposition, molecular beam epitaxy, ion assisted deposition equipment, and other tools. Prior experience is useful but not necessary as thorough training will be provided.
College of Management
Assist in several projects on technology transfer innovation and running the TI:GER classes, teams, and affiliated conferences. Student must be responsible, reliable, detail oriented, and a self-starter.
Psychology
Assist with data collection, programming statistical analysis for psychology research lab, scheduling participants and administering experimental tasks.
These students will work on developing a database of emails for people to receive an online survey on international collaboration in science. They will learn survey and online research skills.
Undergraduate Research Assistant II
College of Architecture
The student will assist in research pertaining to the use of game engine technologies for visualization of architecture. The student will utilitze software for scripting, modeling, and texturing for virtual environments.
College of Architecture
The student will assist in research pertaining to the use of game engine technologies for visualization of architecture. The student will utilize software for scripting, modeling, and texturing for virtual environments.
Center for Advanced Communication Policy
Will work with Senior research staff to conduct research on aspects of telecommunications and information policy and policy related to disability, workplace accommodations, and wireless technologies for individuals with disabilities. Duties may include conducting literature reviews, reviewing relevant court cases and legislation, assisting in the development of survey instrumentation, statistical analysis, as well as conducing best practices research on specific policy. Excellent writing, research skills are required. Prefer a student who has previous research experience. Familiarity with domestic US policy, regulatory and legislative processes is critical.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
The students will work as research assistants on different projects of Dr. Guensler's research group. Job responsibilities include field data collection, database input using excel/access, simple data analysis, and some administrative related tasks.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Research on energy, demands, alternatives, literature research, data gathering, plotting, data gathering, plotting analyses, related geotechnical needs, exploratory experimental studies.
Enterprise Innovation Institute - Community Policy Research Services
The Business Research assistant helps EI2's research librarian prepare background reports on markets, industries, products, competition, and technologies relevant to businesses assisted by EI2 (www.innovate.gatech.edu). Student will also help dismantle small library. Experience searching Tech libary article databases required.
College of Management - Strategy
Research assistance in several projects on technology transfer and entrepreneurship. Work to be completed both outside and some flexibility to work from home. Must be responsible, detail oriented, and self-motivated individual.
Material Science Engineering
New materials and modifications of given materials in fuel cells and carbon nanotubes will be studied computationally under staff. Student must sign a non-disclosure statement related to the research.
Undergraduate Research Assistant II
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Research activities may include some of all of the following: hypothesis testing, data collection and validation, data analysis and critical interpretation. You will also be required to perform physical tasks as required. Would prefer light construction experience. Knowledge of basic hand tools a must. A research assistant should be able to work in an industrial environment and learn to problem solve, think critically and prove results.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Jon responsibilities include analyzing video traffic data to determine vehicle acceleration/deceleration profiles using custom software developed for this purpose. Performing statistical quality checks to ensure accuracy of the data will be required.
Biomedical Engineering
Duties and responsibilities are, but not limited to, prepare and analyze laboratory samples, operate and maintain laboratory equipment, perform routine laboratory maintenance activities, and possibly prepare cell culture media. The potential research assistant should be a team player and must be able to follow basic safety precautions.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Assist faculty and research scientists with research on Commute Atlanta project. Job responsibilities include field data collection, database input using excel/access, simple data analysis using MatLab, and some distractive related tasks.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Research activities may include some of all of the following: hypothesis testing, data collection and validation, data analysis and critical interpretation. You will also be required to perform physical tasks as required. Would prefer light construction experience. Knowledge of basic hand tools a must. A research assistant should be able to work in an industrial environment and learn to problem solve, think critically and prove results.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Job responsibilities include analyzing video traffic data to determine vehicle acceleration/deceleration profiles using custom stoftware developed for the purpose. Performing statistical qaulity checks to ensure accuracy of the data will also be required.
Program Review and Accreditation
Assist director with GT's SACS Accreditation reports and Web site. Prepare and post documents to GT's Accreditation and Certification Web site; coordinate with Institute units (both academic and administration) on accreditation status reports; research and document Institute processes that support accreditation standards.
Technical Assistant I
Georgia Tech Police
Develop and implement a campus tornado campaign. Maintain emergency databases and contact information. Assist with emergency preparedness drills and exercises. Assist in Emergency Operation Center training.
Mathematics
User IT support in the School of Mathematics. Diagnosing hardward, software, and network problems. Configuring, installing, and amintaining laptops, workstations, and servers. We have a heterogeneous network, but we primarily run Linux. We also support Windows, and Mac OS X. Candidate must have desire to learn and customer service orientation.
Student Center
Working under the supervision of the Student Center Marketing Coordinator, student will process updates to the current Sutdent Center web page and create new applications as needed. Must be proficient in HTML and PHP.
VPSA
Provide basic MS-Windows troubleshooting support. Help users with basic email problems and assist the IT staff in migrating users to imap and Zimbra. Assist the IT staff with computer installations and moves incluidng loading and creating system images.
Technical Assistant II
Aerospace Engineering
Assist the computer coordinator with basic information technology tasks, HD backups, computer moves, sending emails, etc.,
Biomedical Engineering
Will assist the BME study abroad advisor and program faculty in tasks associated with this area. Good communication skills, strong familirity with web site construction and maintenance, keen understanding of adobe illustrator, photoshop, and dreamweaver. ability to multi-task. Work with minimal supervision. Development and maintenance of the BME Study Abroad website. Assist in creating print ads for the program and associated events.
College of Computing
Assist with installation of hardware and software. Configuration of servers, desktops, laptops, and operating systems. Interface with staff and customers. Work 15 to 20 hours per week. Good customer service and ability to work well with others is required. Specific needs: experience with Unix and Windows system administration is desired.
Mathematics
User IT support in the School of Mathematics. Diagnosing hardward, software, and network problems. Configuring, installing, and amintaining laptops, workstations, and servers. We have a heterogeneous network, but we primarily run Linux. We also support Windows, and Mac OS X. Candidate must have desire to learn and customer service orientation.
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Office of the Dean of Students
Serve as a member of the Women's Resource Center student staff. Maintain and update the Women's Resource Center website and online media as needed. Design flyers and publicity materials for events and maintain spreadsheets, databases and reports.
In addition to technical duties, provide administrative support duties such as assisting walk-ins and handling phone and email requests. Sort mail and run errands as needed. Represent department at information tables. Provide assistance with WRC events and programs. Interest in women's issues preferred.