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MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST
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CALS/WCIC/WCIC
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Madison
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| The Wisconsin Crop Innovation Center (WCIC) building is a 100,000 square foot agricultural biotechnology/greenhouse complex. The building houses state-of-the-art transgenic plant laboratories and greenhouses which support unprecedented scientific advancement opportunities and improves plants for humans, livestock, and the environment. The center has a high throughput transformation pipeline and molecular department capable of generating and testing transgenic and edited plants. The Center is in need of a molecular biologist/biochemist for a wide variety of tasks associated with the Molecular Technologies Department. The candidate selected for this role will focus on plant extraction and analysis, HPLC analysis, plasmid cloning and preparation, PCR analysis, gel electrophoresis, plant DNA/RNA extraction, copy number analysis, and other molecular biology duties. The Center uses state of the art processes and equipment and we are looking for a candidate with a background in molecular biology and/or biochemistry that can work well in a team oriented and exciting field. |
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ACADEMIC PLANNER
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GEA/UNIVERSITY ADMIN/ACAD PLN
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Madison
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| Review proposals in various stages of development to make sure that proposals meet policy standards, advise school/college/department partners on how to prepare successful proposals, support proposal approval through all necessary stages of approval, and transition approved proposals for implementation. Curates all documentation associated with these processes and will participate in a project to convert past, paper records to a digital format as well as maintain current, digital records. Use experience to reflect on policy and provide advice on ways to improve policy and practice related to academic and course/curricular planning. Be able to keep the vision of the full process in mind, while also attending to the success of each step of what can be lengthy, multi-step process. |
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DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR FOR ACADEMIC SERVICES
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L&S/COMPUTER SCI/COMP SCI
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Madison
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| The Department of Computer Sciences seeks a dynamic candidate to fill the role of Administrator for Academic Services. The position is responsible for oversight and supervision of instructional and student services administration. |
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DEVELOPER/SOFTWARE ENGINEER - AVIATR LAB
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VCRGE/WAISMAN/WAISMAN
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Madison
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| The AVIATR Lab at the Waisman Center is seeking a Systems Programmer to provide technical support to ongoing research projects. Responsibilities include developing interactive web pages to support data collection and analysis, software code and code documentation, software tools for data entry as well as debugging and revising previously developed web-based interfaces. |
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VIDEO SYSTEM TECHNICIAN
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POLICE ADMINISTRATION
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Madison
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| Think you have what it takes to be a part of a diverse, state-of-the-art, award-winning police force? We are a leader in innovative, progressive policing — and we work at one of the best college campuses in the nation. Make a difference in our community by working with the best of the best – join our team at the UW-Madison Police Department. |
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GRANTS BUSINESS SYSTEMS ANALYST
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VCRGE/ADMIN/RSP
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Madison
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| Are you interested in having a positive impact on the research endeavors at the University of Wisconsin-Madison? Do you enjoy solving problems and are you detail-oriented? The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP) seeks a Business Systems Analyst to join the Electronic Research Administration (eRA) team. This position will support the PeopleSoft Grants Suite, ensuring the data is accurate, resolve any data integrity issues, provide systems training, and support the systems upgrades as needed. |
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OPERATIONS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST
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VCRGE/ADMIN/HS IRB
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Madison
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| The Health Sciences Institutional Review Boards (HS IRBs) Office is seeking a self-starter who likes to work on a team! The HS IRB Office is a key component of the University's Human Research Protection program. We review biomedical and health sciences research projects, ranging from clinical trials to community-based research, to determine whether the research meets the federal criteria for approval. |
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RESEARCH TECHNICIAN
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SMPH/OPHTHAL&VIS SCI/GEN
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Madison
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| The University of Wisconsin Madison Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, and the Brandt Laboratory is excited to announce we are looking to add to our research team.The Department considers basic science and clinical research as a fundamental pillar of its academic mission and boasts interdisciplinary research programs ranging from translational and epidemiological studies to molecular, cellular, biochemical and genetic analyses of the visual system from the ocular surface to vision centers in the brain. The Brandt Lab tests antiviral and anitbacterial compounds in animal models and in cell culture. |
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UNIVERSITY SERVICE PROGRAM ASSOC
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CALS/BIO SYS ENGR
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Madison
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| Come join our team! This position is a member of the administrative shared services unit for the departments of Biological Systems Engineering and Soil Science. It specifically supports research administration and administrative functions. Biological Systems Engineering is located in the Agricultural Engineering Building on Henry Mall, and Soil Sciences is located in the Soils Building on Observatory Drive. |
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FINANCIAL SPECIALIST
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ENROLLMENTMGMT/ADMISSIONS
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Madison
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| This position is located in the Office of Admissions and Recruitment and works under the general supervision of the Director of Admissions and Recruitment. The incumbent will join a team that actively participates in supporting the directives, goals and vision of senior leadership and must be able to excel in a high volume, fast-paced office. |
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ANIMAL RESEARCH TECH
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VCRGE/PRIMATE/PRIMATE
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Madison
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| The Primate Research Center is looking for hard working dedicated animal care staff to work with and care for our nonhuman primate colony. If you are passionate about animals, supportive of biomedical research and want to learn how you can play a critical role in research support, we invite you to apply for a position on our team! |
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ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR
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SMPH/ORTHO&REHAB/ORTHO&REHB
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Madison
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| The UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation is looking of an Assistant Department Administrator (ADA). The ADA serves as a senior adviser to the Department Administrator and Chair, providing management advice, background information and providing counsel to faculty and staff concerning administrative processes associated with patient care, teaching and research activities. This position reports directly to the Department Administrator of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation and works in close cooperation as a member of the administrative leadership team. |
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CHEMIST
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WSLH\CLINICAL CHEM\NEONAT SCR
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Madison
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| This position performs screening tests to detect metabolic and congenital defects in newborns as part of Wisconsin's Newborn Screening Program. In conjunction with other professionals in the program, this position assists with pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical phases of testing, including reporting of screening test results.The person in this position is expected to model and use the tools and principles of quality assurance in their daily work. |
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UNIV SERVICES ASSOC 1
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SMPH/ONCOLOGY/ONCOLOGY
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Madison
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| The Department of Oncology/McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research located within the UW School of Medicine and Public Health is seeking temporary office support to join their team. |
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
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SMPH/PEDIATRICS/PEDIATRICS
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Madison
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| The Department of Pediatrics is seeking an Administrative Assistant to provide administrative support, coordination and organization to enable the faculty in the Pediatric divisions to successfully perform their clinical, educational, research, outreach and professional activities.This position will track, prioritize and organize multiple ongoing projects in various stages of progress in such a way as to assist the faculty in completion of these projects. |
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CHEMIST
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WSLH/ENVIRN SC\TRC ELEM
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Madison
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| this position serves as an inductively coupled plasma/mass spectrometry (ICP/MS) specialist responsible for independently preparing, analyzing water, wastewater, air filters, clinical and other samples to support state or federal regulations, research grants or other contracts. Responsibilities include independently performing and interpreting the results of routine and nonroutine analyses using state-of-the-art technologies; performing routine and nonroutine maintenance on complex, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers and atomic fluorescence instruments; training other analysts; and representing the WSLH as an expert in trace elements analysis to other agencies, the general public, and for court actions. |
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RESEARCH SPECIALIST
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SMPH/ORTHO&REHAB/ORTHO
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Madison
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| The Badger Athletic Performance lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is searching for a new colleague to join our program, which aims to improve injury prevention and management strategies.The Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation is committed to providing world-class patient care for both adult and pediatric patients, conducting cutting edge research, and training the next generation of leaders. |
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COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST
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SMPH/PEDIATRICS/PEDIATRICS
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Madison
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| The Department of Pediatrics is seeking a Communications Specialist responsible for communications for the department, with special emphasis on strategic areas, such as research, clinical programs, education, outreach, and internal communications. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, coordinating, writing and editing publications, e-newsletters, e-mail communications, reports, executive communications, Web and intranet content, and social media content. |
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TRANSFER TRANSITION ADVISOR
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DOS/ADMINISTRATION/CFYEX
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Madison
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| Come work for the Transfer Transition Program. This program was launched by CFYE in 2010 with a mission to understand and improve the transfer student experience at UW-Madison. Given the divergent needs of transfer students, they are a population requiring individual attention. To better serve the needs of transfer
students, the Transition Advisor position was created to assist students as they explore our campus and make the transition to UW-Madison. |
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OFFICE ASSISTANT
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OEP/Air Force ROTC
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Madison
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| This position is the sole office support staff for Aerospace Studies/Air Force ROTC with delegated authority from the Commander for budget, purchasing, and facility management. In addition, this position provides administrative support to the Commander and staff and facilitates the cadet program. The position requires excellent and professional public relation skills, organizational skills, multi-tasking skills and ability to interact positively and independently with university administration, faculty, staff, cadets and the community. |
