Colleagues,
On a monthly basis, information technology vacancies will be advertised here.
At its best, career & professional development is a partnership between you and your manager. The purpose of the employment website is to:
For more information, please visit Taleo or click the title of each position.
Best,
Gerry
Notice: These positions are updated around the 15th of each month. The last update occurred on May 15, 2012. If you select a position that is no longer active, you will receive a notice that the position is no longer available.
This position is responsible for installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of all client Windows and MAC hardware as well as all software used within the organization across the state of Indiana. They will need to coordinate updates, fixes and implementations around others' schedules. Position will require limited evening and weekend work; some travel to remote locations required.
Build and help manage new security services offered to Purdue University such as digital forensics, incident response, and networks security. Design and develop training, processes, tools, and technologies that help reduce risk to Purdue assets. Design, test, and/or implement modifications to security controls and security monitoring tools utilized by the IT Network Operations and Security Center (NOSC). Evaluate and implement security measurements.
Develop, coordinate and maintain an enterprise level WindowsXP, MacOS, Linux and Solaris environment as part of an integrated ECN team effort in support of research and instructional goals of the College of Technology.
Develop, coordinate and maintain an enterprise level distance education delivery systems as part of an integrated ECN team effort in support of research and instructional goals of the Colleges of Technology.
The Desktop Support Coordinator will serve as a liaison between Cooperative Services Desktop Support and departments in coordinating desktop support and services. Provide leadership and training to departmental technical coordinators to assist with computing & printing needs. Assist with communication and change management activities related to desktop support activities and projects.
In conjunction with the Director of Research Services & Support, the Project Director will establish and direct the overall strategy, direction, and operational plans for the consistent application of project & service management ?and methodologies across all RCAC projects. Assist in preparing proposals for research projects.? Manage the hiring process for the project team.?
The Project Manager, Information Security Risk Assessment position works with ambulatory and hospital facilities around the state to help providers obtain meaningful use of their Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) systems. Project Managers help customers to reduce healthcare information security risk by using Meaningful Use regulations, HIPAA regulations and other standards to assess and identify current policies, technology and procedures; analyze assessment data; report findings to management and staff; and work with clients to build plans to remediate any deficiencies.
This successful candidate will provide direct end-user technical support to computer users in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Install, configure, and maintain computer and networking technologies. Troubleshoot and resolve hardware/software issues.
The successful candidate will support geosciences faculty research within the Earth & Atmospheric Sciences department. Provide programming and technical support of domain-specific research activities of the department
This platform supports community efforts to transform research and education in Earthquake Engineering. We are looking for highly motivated, creative, and innovative IT professionals to join us in this exciting and fast-paced effort. This high-profile project will involve team-based work with science/engineering experts around the world to build web software and middleware for scientific research, education, and collaboration.
The HPC Systems Administrator - Associate will deploy, administer, and update large-scale research systems, related infrastructure services, grid software stacks, and operating systems. The position will be responsible for components of Purdue's computational research environment, and will work closely with researchers, systems administrators, engineers, and developers throughout the University and partner institutions.
The HPC Systems Administrator will design, deploy, administer, and update large-scale research systems, related infrastructure services, grid software stacks, and operating systems. The position will be responsible for components of Purdue's computational research environment, and will work closely with researchers, systems administrators, and developers throughout the University and partner institutions.
The Database Administrator is responsible for the creation, support, and administration of Oracle, Microsoft SQL & MySql databases on UNIX and ?Windows platforms. This position will recommend and establish standards, policies, and procedures for database construction and use, and programming and application administration
Assist in management of the AgIT local and wide area networks. Provide college and county-wide local area network consultation as needed to assist in system development and application. Provide hardware and software support services for current computing environment which includes managing 100+ servers in an Active Directory environment, ensuring that each server has 100% uptime, along with managing 1200+ computers located across multiple campus buildings and over 100 off site locations.
The successful candidate will develop, coordinate and maintain an enterprise level Windows, MacOS, Linux and Solaris environment as part of an integrated College of Agriculture IT team effort in support of research, teaching and outreach goals of the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology. The successful applicant is expected to keep up with and understand new and emerging technologies, and communicate and assist in the adoption of such new technologies.
Serves as the coordinator of and consultant to the colleges and administrative areas for the implementation and on-going management and support of a new faculty activity reporting system. This software is used for the input, retrieval, and reporting of data to document the broad spectrum of faculty activities including: instruction, research, engagement, scholarship, and faculty recognition.
Technically manage and enhance the existing computing infrastructure and services offered to organizations within the College of Science. The System Administrator will report directly to the Science Director of IT and will be responsible for installing, managing, and maintaining workstations, servers, services, applications, networking equipment, and personal devices within the College of Science.
Coordinate the department's assessment, evaluation, and communication efforts. Manage departmental data sets and generate reports associated with program involvement, retention, and academic performance. Manage departmental databases and work on the coordination, enhancement, and creation of departmental websites.
Create and maintain a sound NEEShub Release plan that identifies tasks, milestone dates, status, and resource allocation for near term releases. Facilitate communication between IT and users, identifying project/release risks and associated mitigation strategies, regularly reporting of release status, issues, and risks, creating test plans, coordinating testing processes, coordinating delivery of NEEShub test/production releases, and identifying improvements to NEEShub development processes.
Assist with the administration of human resource programs and processes for Information Technology. ?? Promote HR best practices through advice and counsel to managers ?and employees.? ?Recommend new approaches, policies, and ??procedures to affect ?continuous ?improvement.
Develop new and maintain existing applications written in a variety of programming languages. Design, code, test, and debug software. Interpret and document end-user information needs. Maintain system documentation.
The Software Developer will be part of the analysis, design, development, testing, implementation and maintenance of software solutions. Responsibilities may include participating in the full software development life-cycle, supporting customers in use of in-house developed software applications and supporting customer service at other different levels.
Serve as technical lead for an Education, Outreach and Training Development team. The team will produce advanced learning technologies involving multimedia resources, informal learning activities and learning modules for self-guided inquiry into new content and guided inquiry in formal learning environments.
Primary responsibilities include the administration of SunGard Banner, Blackboard Vista/Learn, and Oracle database software, including architecture, creation, support, and administration of Oracle ?and SQL Server environments that are reliable, available, and secure on UNIX, Linux, and Windows ?platforms. The Student Systems Administrator recommends and implements standards, policies, ?and procedures to achieve agreed upon service levels by tuning, maintaining, and supporting a breadth of application infrastructure.
The Research Programmer will provide direct technical support for users of high-performance computing systems. Support is provided ?by helping users interact with operating systems, operational policies and procedures, commercial software, new technologies, ?algorithms, and materials for documentation and training.?