Computer Science - Associate Professor - 530200 The University of AlabamaComputer Science - Associate Professor - 530200Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Computer Science - Assistant Professor - 530199 The University of AlabamaComputer Science - Assistant Professor - 530199Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Computer Science - Full Professor - 530201 The University of AlabamaComputer Science - Full Professor - 530201Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Computer Science - Director of Cyber Innovation Hub - Associate or Full Professor - 530324 University of AlabamaComputer Science - Director of Cyber Innovation Hub - Associate or Full Professor - 530324Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Computer Science - Renewable Contract Teaching Assistant Professor - 530198 University of AlabamaComputer Science - Renewable Contract Teaching Assistant Professor - 530198Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. Primary responsibilities of this position include: (1) teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in artificial intelligence, software engineering, and related computer science topics both in person and online; (2) mentoring and guiding students individually as part of capstone or applied project teams; (3) maintaining visible on campus presence including regular office hours; (4) innovating curriculum and assessment approaches, and (5) performing service activities for the department, college, and university commensurate with the teaching faculty position.
Computer Science Teacher Alabama State Department of EducationComputer Science TeacherEutaw, ALJOB GOAL: Conduct an instructional program that will enable students to explore caree. Valid Alabama Professional Educator Certificate with an endorsement in Business.
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Full Professor - 530362 University of AlabamaElectrical and Computer Engineering - Full Professor - 530362Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Associate Professor - 530361 University of AlabamaElectrical and Computer Engineering - Associate Professor - 530361Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Assistant Professor - 530360 University of AlabamaElectrical and Computer Engineering - Assistant Professor - 530360Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Renewable Contract Teaching Assistant Professor - 530364 University of AlabamaElectrical and Computer Engineering - Renewable Contract Teaching Assistant Professor - 530364Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Health Communication and Information - Assistant Professor - College of Communication & Information Sciences - 530406 The University of AlabamaHealth Communication and Information - Assistant Professor - College of Communication & Information Sciences - 530406Tuscaloosa, AlabamaAreas of interest include but are not limited to: health communication, public health, health information behavior, health literacy, information quality, misinformation and information integrity, patient-provider communication, health campaigns, risk and crisis communication, narrative medicine, informed decision-making, digital health, health informatics, HCI/UX design for health technologies, artificial intelligence, deep learning, AI-supported robotics, social and assistive robotics for health, data privacy and security, algorithmic trust, data analytics, accessibility, health and accessibility, information policy, rural and community health, aging, caregiving, mental health, chronic disease, health equity, and disparities. Since 2015, UA has invested over $1.1 billion in the physical campus, adding more than 2.55 million gross square feet of space, over 150 new research-intensive faculty, signature research areas (e.g., “The Alabama Research Institutes”), and a growing number of partnerships with industry and with state and federal agencies.
NewHealth Communication and Information - Associate/Full Professor - College of Communication & Information Sciences - 530409 University of AlabamaHealth Communication and Information - Associate/Full Professor - College of Communication & Information Sciences - 530409Tuscaloosa, ALAreas of interest include but are not limited to: health communication, public health, health information behavior, health literacy, information quality, misinformation and information integrity, patient-provider communication, health campaigns, risk and crisis communication, narrative medicine, informed decision-making, digital health, health informatics, HCI/UX design for health technologies, artificial intelligence, deep learning, AI-supported robotics, social and assistive robotics for health, data privacy and security, algorithmic trust, data analytics, accessibility, health and accessibility, information policy, rural and community health, aging, caregiving, mental health, chronic disease, health equity, and disparities. Since 2015, UA has invested over $1.1 billion in the physical campus, adding more than 2.55 million gross square feet of space, over 150 new research-intensive faculty, signature research areas (e.g., "The Alabama Research Institutes"), and a growing number of partnerships with industry and with state and federal agencies.
Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs - 530114 The University of AlabamaAssociate Dean of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs - 530114Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Application Services Manager DCH Health SystemApplication Services ManagerTuscaloosa, AlabamaIncludes: Daily coordinate or lead Others, Frequently deal with external customers, Frequent use of Electronic Mail, Frequent Face-to-Face discussions, Demonstrating leadership skills, Delegating to team members, Addressing conflict, Communicating effectively with all types of personalities, Being responsible for outcomes/results. Activities: talking, hearing, bending, twisting, walking, running, kneeling, crouching, stooping, balancing, reaching, pushing, pulling, lifting, grasping, repetitive motion, standing, and/or using hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls.
Freshman Engineering Program - Renewable Contract Instructor - 530367 The University of AlabamaFreshman Engineering Program - Renewable Contract Instructor - 530367Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
Freshman Engineering Program - Teaching Assistant Professor - 530368 University of AlabamaFreshman Engineering Program - Teaching Assistant Professor - 530368Tuscaloosa, ALThose impacts and dimensions include offering a comprehensive set of innovative degree program covering the full spectrum of engineering and computer science fields, enrolling a number of students and conferring a number of degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to be one of the largest producers of engineering talent in the nation, achieving continued outstanding growth in research awards and expenditures to enable continued expansion of our graduate programs and research activities, continuing to scale scholarly research productivity to be a major force in pushing the frontiers of our disciplines, and to playing an ever more important role in shaping our disciplines and the future of computer science, engineering, and technology through local, national and international service. The continued ambitious growth of research programs amongst our existing faculty and research centers combined with the recent significant additions of a large number of new tenure-track and tenured faculty, particularly the addition of more than 80 such new highly research active faculty over the past four years, has positioned the College for maintaining this steep trajectory of research growth and impact well into the future.
IT - Developer II Performance Food Group CoIT - Developer IITuscaloosa, ALConnecting more than 200 suppliers of packaging, janitorial, safety, foodservice, office, and MRO procurement solutions with nearly 300 independent distribution experts, AFFLINK provides innovative process and procurement solutions that drive efficiencies for today's leading businesses., 1421178, No, 6930, 3921, 1, 0.0, 0.0, 20-Jul-2026, IT - Developer II, Afflink (0261), The primary role of the Developer II position is to collaborate within a small team of developers and business analysts to develop and modify custom business applications and reports.
Network Engineer II - 530269 University of AlabamaNetwork Engineer II - 530269Tuscaloosa, ALPreferred Qualifications: Master's degree and one (1) year of IT experience to include experience in network management and operations, performance monitoring, and security; OR bachelor's degree and three (3) years of IT experience to include experience in network management and operations, performance monitoring, and security; OR associate's degree and five (5) years of IT experience to include experience in network management and operations, performance monitoring, and security; OR high school diploma or GED and seven (7) years of IT experience to include experience in network management and operations, performance monitoring, and security. Required Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree; OR bachelor's degree and two (2) years of network engineering experience; OR associate's degree and four (4) years of IT experience to include two (2) years of network engineering; OR high school diploma or GED and six (6) years of IT experience to include two (2) years of network engineering.
Desktop Support Technician II DCH Health SystemDesktop Support Technician IITuscaloosa, AlabamaPhysical Work Conditions encountered : Occasional - Cramped Work Space, Awkward Positions; Occasional Travel - In an Enclosed Vehicle or Equipment; Usual location - Indoors, Environmentally Controlled; Occasional - Indoors, Not Environmentally Controlled; Brief exposure during equipment transport - Outdoors, Exposed to Weather; Occasional need to [Spend Time Bending or Twisting the Body, Spend Time Climbing Ladders, Spend Time Keeping or Regaining Balance, Spend Time Kneeling, Crouching, Stooping, or Crawling, Spend Time Standing]; Frequent long durations needed - Spend Time Sitting; Frequent need to - Spend Time Using Your Hands to Handle, Control, or Feel Objects, Tools, or Controls; Occasional need especially in Patient Rooms to - Wear Common Protective or Safety Equipment such as Safety Shoes, Gloves, Gowns, mouth/nose face mask, Hard Hats. Desktop Support Technician II is responsible for the implementation, troubleshooting and ongoing support of IT Desktop Technology that includes Windows proficiency, software installation, testing desk-side network and phone cable termination, PC imaging, BIOS / Service Pack patching, Desktop ergonomic wire-management, and General Troubleshooting support - applying IT solutions to a wide range of issues.
0.0 Performance Food Group0.0Tuscaloosa, ALBachelor's or Associate's degree in Information Systems, Management Information Systems, Computer Science, or related field; 4 - 6 Years of process and/or business experience, especially experience that leverages technology as part of the solution; project management experience; business domain experience in the process areas being supported; familiarity with balancing cross-functional business initiatives. High school diploma or associate degree in information systems, Management Information Systems, Computer Science, or related field, and 4 plus years of experience in process and/or business experience, especially experience that leverages technology as part of the solution, and project management experience.