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STUDENT ASSISTANT

Wage$8.15/hrDaysMon-Fri
Hours a Weekup to 20Hours8:30-5:00
Start DateASAPPost Date5/15/2013

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Position Summary

Work on day to day activities involved with maintaining the RIT campus voice and data network. This will include the monitoring of trouble calls that come into the office and working with Communication Specialists to resolve network problems and special assignments. The Communications Specialist will be responsible for making sure the trouble pool is kept up to date. APPLICATION PROCESS: Please send resume to ccippt@rit.edu


Essential Functions

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Interacting directly with customers. Provide effective, courteous, and timely responses to requests for service. Interact with students, faculty, and staff on the phone in person, and through electronic mail. Perform termination of both data and voice lines. Perform activation of data lines. Coordinate the placement and installation of new hardware. Maintain records of equipment inventory and data jack connections. Troubleshoot reported voice and data problems. Assist in the resolution of communication hardware problems. Provide technical assistance to internal users of the RIT voice and data networks.


Non-Essential Function

NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS


Skills Required

Telecommunication and network skills. Demonstrate understanding of and ability to deliver excellent customer service. Excellent telephone manner along with verbal and written communication skills are essential. Thorough documentation of work activities is expected. Demonstrate initiative, and ability to learn what you don’t currently know.


Skills Preferred

Familiarity with Cisco IOS, 110 block cabling, cable making experience and experience using cable testers is required. Show a general knowledge of office applications (Microsoft Office, etc.) and Internet client programs (web browsers, terminal emulators, FTP clients, etc).


To Apply Contact:Char Ipacs
Phone475-5858TTYNot Available
Emailccippt@rit.eduDepartmentITS Network Communications
Job Number753503

Marketing Assistant

Wage10.00+DaysMonday-Friday
Hours a Week20Hours8am-5pm
Start Date6/3/13Post Date5/15/2013

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Position Summary

The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I) is headquartered at RIT and is a partnership between RIT, Clarkson university, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University at Buffalo and the ten NYS Regional Technology Development Centers. The mission of NYSP2I is to make New York State more sustainable for workers, the public, the environment and the economy through reductions in toxic chemical use, the efficient use of raw materials, energy and water, and reductions in emissions to the environment and waste generation. To achieve this mission, NYSP2I provides a comprehensive and integrated program of research, technology development and diffusion, outreach, training and education, which is primarily accomplished through five core programs and two new Green Initiative programs.


Essential Functions

Primary responsibilities of this position include assisting in the overall marketing of core and new programs at the New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I). Marketing tasks may include, but are not limited to updating existing website using HTML and Drupal, social media marketing on Facebook and Twitter and planning, providing support for and promoting upcoming events throughout the State. Responsibilities may also include assisting in event planning/logistics/coordination for NYSP2I, developing marketing strategies for core NYSP2I programs and assisting with the development of outreach materials and dissemination efforts.


Skills Required

Strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Knowledgeable in social media marketing tools and techniques. Proficiency in HTML and Drupal web programming preferred. Experience in working/communicating with various stakeholders (i.e. business, not for profits, and/or government) is desirable. Must be experienced with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint). Must be a U.S. citizen.


Skills Preferred

Majors: Marketing or New Media Marketing.


To Apply Contact:Lisa Dammeyer
PhoneNot AvailableTTYNot Available
Emaillldadm@rit.eduDepartmentNYS P21 / GIS
Job Number762503

Production Assistant

Wage7.40DaysMonday-Friday
Hours a Week10HoursVaries, 3-5 hour shifts.
Start DateSeptember 2, 2013Post Date5/1/2013

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Position Summary

This position requires the student to demonstrate knowledge and technical skills for pre-production, production and post production tasks. TO APPLY: PLEASE SUBMIT A RESUME AND WORK AVAILABILITY.


Essential Functions

1. Perform technical creative and trouble shooting tasks: carry out various tasks for Studio and Remote productions, Logging/Digitalizing/Editing, 2D/3D Motion Graphic Creations, DVD authoring, and video compression. 2. Effectively communicate with deaf, hard-of-hearing people. Willingness to learn and apply basic ASL (prior knowledge is not required.) Use verbal, written and/or gesture communication methods. 3. Properly protect, maintain and operate equipment/facilities. Be alert, cautious, detail-oriented and remember information that is provided during training. 4. Perform office work, tape inventory and/or delivery of materials.


Skills Required

1. Must be independent, punctual, dependable, and professional everyday. Checks production schedule on a daily basis. 2. Completes tasks thoroughly, accurately, and on-time. 3. Must be able to multi-task and be neat/organized (simple and challenging tasks.) 4. Strong interpersonal skills (friendly, helpful, articulate, team-player). 5. Must be able to ask for help when needed.


Skills Preferred

1. Prior experience is strongly preferred, but not required. 2. Sign Language is preferred, not required.


To Apply Contact:Don Feigel
PhoneNot AvailableTTYNot Available
Emaildjfedr@rit.eduDepartmentMarketing Communications
Job Number418201

Web Developer

Wage$12.00DaysMonday-Friday
Hours a Week10-15Hours8:30-4:30p
Start DateTBDPost Date4/11/2013

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Position Summary

Golisano College is seeking a student web developer for approximately 10-15 hours of work per week. Developer must be fluent in PHP and Drupal as each of our sites is operated in Drupal. Student will be required to address technical issues with sites throughout the college as assist in the development of pages for a new college website. Extensive Drupal experience is mandatory for this position.


Essential Functions

-Drupal technical support and development. -PHP


Non-Essential Function

Ability to work with as part of a team and address the needs of various parties.


Skills Required

Advanced Drupal experience mandatory.


Skills Preferred

Advanced PHP preferred.


To Apply Contact:Fran Broderick
Phone475-4796TTYNot Available
Emailfrbics@rit.eduDepartmentGCCIS- Dean's Office
Job Number821508

Programming Assistant

Wage12DaysMonday-Friday
Hours a Week15-20HoursFlexible
Start DateASAPPost Date3/27/2013

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Position Summary

The Programming Assistant will assist personnel by performing lab work. The primary responsibility will be writing software using a variety of different programming languages, e.g. IDL, C, C++, VHDL, Verilog and assembly. Other responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, IT related work and management of software revision control, license servers, website, and lab computers. For a description of the lab, see http://ridl.cfd.rit.edu/. Will only consider third-year or later students with a 3.0 GPA or higher. U.S. citizenship is required. To apply, email a resume, unofficial transcript, and three names of professional references to figer@cfd.rit.edu. The Center for Detectors designs, develops, and implements new advanced sensor technologies through partnership with academic researchers, industry engineers, government scientists, and university/college students. Currently, the Center has approximately a dozen funded projects funded by a range of sponsors, including NASA and NSF. The detectors that are being developed in the Center cover an immense range of diverse applications, including astrophysics, biomedical imaging, Earth system science, and inter-planetary space travel.


Essential Functions

Completing lab tasks on schedule, writing software, soldering circuits, designing lab components, ordering lab components, mailing packages.


Skills Required

High level of personal responsibility. Ability to assist others. A technical background is required, preferably in any of the following areas: VHDL/Verilog, C/C++, IDL, and assembly programming. Experience with PCB schematic capture and layout, and proficient circuit analysis skills would be strongly preferred. Must be proficient in using standard electronic lab equipment: oscilloscope, function generator, multimeter, spectrum analyzer, etc.


To Apply Contact:Don Figer
PhoneNot AvailableTTYNot Available
Emailfiger@cfd.rit.eduDepartmentCenter for Detectors
Job Number670520

Web Developer

Wage10.00DaysMonday-Friday
Hours a Week10-12Hours9am-5pm
Start Date8/26/13Post Date3/25/2013

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Position Summary

Serve as a member of the Center for Campus Life's Marketing and Publicity Team by assisting with a variety of responsibilities that require excellent communication skills, motivation, and the ability to work productively in a team setting.


Essential Functions

Develop web applications using PHP and MySQL. Daily maintenance of the Center for Campus Life Web site. Administer the CCL server including back-up and security updates. Occasional design and implementation of Web pages.


Skills Required

Strong PHP/MySQL development skills; experience using html, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript; server administration experience; understanding and experience applying web standards to web design; dependable, independent, and trustworthy; highly motivated, service oriented, team player with a positive attitude; excellent verbal and written communication skills.


Skills Preferred

Second or third year student; sign language skills. TO APPLY: Please deliver a copy of your resume to the Campus Life Office (Room 2130) on the second floor of the RITreat in the Student Alumni Union. Please include the days and times you are available to work. We will carefully review your resume. If your qualifications and experience match a current opening, we will contact you either by phone or email to get additional information and possibly set up an interview.


To Apply Contact:Becca Delaney
PhoneNot AvailableTTYNot Available
Emailradccl@rit.eduDepartmentCampus Life
Job Number581501