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EXECUTIVE PRODUCER -Creative Services We are a National Destination Management company with over 13 offices nationwide and over 250 Team Members and growing. We are the collaborators, event planners, logistics coordinators, innovators, creators, and dreamers who do what we love with a passion to please. We have over 57 industry awards for our hard work and strong values. Come be part of this award-winning and hard-working team where you create your own" work-life harmony: where "Integrity" leads the way as one of our six values. OPTIMAL CANDIDATE: Here is a fantastic opportunity to join the premier creative department within the number one Destination Management Company. As an Executive Producer, you are a fearless creative professional who continually strives to over-deliver client expectations. You have a keen eye for design and a stylish flair when creating proposals, presenting, and/ or doing custom site visits for clients. You are a team player with event planning and creative design experience as well as the ability to perform in a diverse environment while making clients your number one priority. You are self-motivated with an extreme attention to detail in written and oral communication. You are a career-minded individual who thrives in a fast-paced, high-energy work environment where excellence is the norm and who excels in business built on relationships. Knowledge of the local area resources (Props, Décor, production, linen, entertainment, etc.) and local geography, hotels and locations is a plus! WORK HOURS: The position does not have a specific work hour requirement. Rather, the workload is tremendous, unpredictable, and seasonal. During our busy season, January through May, we typically work a minimum of 50 hours a week, including some nights and weekends. SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: 3 Years of event planning experience / Creative event design Creativity, self-motivation, attention to detail, precise oral and written communication, time management, collaboration, a polished demeanor, and resourcefulness. Knowledge of area resources (Props, Décor, Production, Linen, Rentals, Furniture, Entertainment, etc.) and local marketplace, hotels, and location knowledge is a plus! Ability to design, manage and oversee special events ensuring revenue, profitability, AND operational success. Intermediate to advanced experience with Microsoft Office applications required. RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: Design and propose theme event experiences in collaboration with our Sales Team. Manage assigned projects from inception through program operation. Partner with Sales to establish and maintain successful customer relationships. Develop event timeline and distribute to all participants. Coordinate and conduct creative site inspections. Research supplier availability and manage negotiations to ensure optimal cost advantage throughout program operation. Manage the event requirements: production, staging, sound, lights, A.V., décor, entertainment, linens, centerpieces, etc. Oversee on-site operations of creative service elements. Prepare weekly and monthly financial forecasting of assigned programs. Recommend new and innovative ways to improve products and services. Assist with streamlining of processes and efficiencies. Develop and maintain positive working relationships with employees, contractors, external vendors, and industry partners. Participate in industry affiliations and attend industry meetings. COMPENSATION: Compensation is salary plus progressive commission/bonus structure. The company provides laptop, mileage reimbursement, cell phone reimbursement, health benefits, and a 401K program. If you are looking for a unique and challenging position that will let you flex your creative muscles, send us your resume and creative deck today! This company provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment. It prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type regarding race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO) Statement Hello! Destination Management is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws. ADA Essential Functions Statement The tasks listed above represent the essential functions of the position. Additional duties may be assigned as needed. Candidates must be able to perform these essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation. Physical & Environmental Requirements This position requires the ability to remain in a stationary position, move about the workplace, and operate standard office equipment. Physical requirements are described using ADA-compliant, non-exclusionary language. Reasonable Accommodation Statement We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities to enable successful performance of essential job functions. If you need accommodation during the application or employment process, please notify Human Resources. Pay Transparency Notice Where required by applicable law, we disclose a good faith compensation range that reflects what we reasonably expect to pay at the time of hire for this role. The actual offer may vary based on factors such as job-related skills, experience, education, certifications, and market conditions. For locations without a pay range disclosure requirement, candidates may still request the pay scale for this role during the process. We do not request or rely on salary history where prohibited by law. At-will Employment As an employee of Hello! Destination Management, your employment has been and continues to be "at-will." This means that during the course of employment with the Company, employees are free to terminate their employment with the Company at any time, with or without a reason, and the Company has the right to terminate employees at any time, with or without a reason. Although the Company may choose to terminate an employee for cause, cause is not required. No one other than the President of the Company has the authority to alter this at-will employment arrangement, to enter into an agreement for employment for a specified period of time, or to make any agreement contrary to this at-will arrangement. Furthermore, any such agreement must be in writing and must be signed by the President of the Company. Job Description Disclaimer This job description is not a comprehensive listing of duties and responsibilities. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice to meet evolving business needs. PI5de296b3096d-2080

Application Deadline: 09/24/2026 Address: 777 S Flagler Drive Job Family Group: Customer Solutions Role Summary The Managing Director, US ETF Investments will lead the investment management, portfolio construction, risk oversight, and team build-out for BMO's U.S. ETF business, with a focus on derivatives-based and outcome-oriented ETF strategies. Reporting directly to the U.S. Head of Global Asset Management, this individual will serve as the senior investment leader for ETF portfolio management in the U.S., responsible for developing and managing strategies that meet client objectives, support business growth, and operate within BMO's fiduciary, regulatory, and risk management standards. The role requires deep expertise in derivatives-based ETF strategies, including covered calls, autocallables, buffer strategies, accelerators, structured outcomes, and options overlays. The successful candidate will combine technical portfolio management expertise with senior leadership capability, commercial judgment, and the readiness to step into a broader leadership role building a scalable ETF investment platform over time. The U.S. ETF business is a start-up growth initiative and this is a new position in the U.S.; however, the platform will build on BMO's well-established ETF business in Canada, including its existing product suite, investment capabilities, operating model, and market expertise. The successful candidate will collaborate closely and remain in regular contact with the Canadian ETF team to leverage these capabilities and adapt them effectively for the U.S. ETF market. As a senior member of the U.S. ETF business, this individual will also serve as one of the primary brand and product ambassadors for BMO's ETF capabilities in the U.S. market, representing the platform with clients, advisors, intermediaries, strategic partners, and industry stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Portfolio Management & Investment Strategy Lead investment strategy formulation, portfolio construction, and ongoing management for BMO's U.S. ETF strategies, with emphasis on derivatives-based ETFs, outcome-oriented strategies, and options-overlay solutions. Manage, evaluate, and monitor portfolio performance in alignment with stated investment objectives, client needs, product mandates, and applicable risk parameters. Develop and refine investment processes for covered call, autocallable, buffer, accelerator, defined-outcome, and related structured ETF strategies. Oversee trading, execution, rebalancing, corporate actions, model implementation, risk management, and ongoing portfolio monitoring. Drive idea generation and product engineering in partnership with product, capital markets, and distribution teams to support a differentiated U.S. ETF lineup. Risk, Governance & Fiduciary Oversight Maintain the highest fiduciary standard when representing and acting in clients' interests. Establish and reinforce portfolio management controls, investment guidelines, escalation protocols, and participate in governance routines and reporting appropriate for a scalable ETF platform. Continuously identify, monitor, and manage investment, market, liquidity, operational, model, counterparty, and regulatory risks related to derivatives-based ETF strategies. Ensure portfolio management activities comply with applicable regulatory requirements, BMO policies, product mandates, and oversight committee expectations. Consult to or serve on relevant investment, product, risk, and oversight committees as required. Leadership, Supervision & Team Build-Out Lead and supervise the ETF portfolio management team, setting clear expectations for investment discipline, risk management, collaboration, and execution quality. Build, coach, and develop a high-performing team as the U.S. ETF business scales, including future hiring, resource planning, and capability development; candidates may bring this experience as a senior leader or as a strong deputy who has helped lead and scale a related investment capability. Provide guidance and advice to portfolio managers, analysts, traders, and cross-functional partners on strategy implementation and portfolio management practices. Manage multiple complex processes and programs, including annual planning, budget input, operating cadence, and resource prioritization for the ETF investment function. Promote a culture of accountability, effective challenge, collaboration, fiduciary excellence, and continuous improvement. Strategic Growth & Product Development Establish investment strategies, styles, and products that support BMO's U.S. ETF growth and profitability objectives. Partner with product strategy, distribution, marketing, legal, compliance, operations, and capital markets teams to design and launch ETF strategies with clear investment rationale, client utility, and scalable operating support. Collaborate closely with BMO's Canadian ETF team to leverage established Canadian ETF capabilities, product knowledge, portfolio management practices, and operating infrastructure as the U.S. business is built and scaled. Network with industry contacts, market participants, platform partners, and other external stakeholders to gather competitive insights and best practices. Monitor domestic and international economic, political, regulatory, and market trends for potential impact on ETF strategies and capital markets. Break down strategic problems, analyze data and information, and provide recommendations to senior leaders on strategy, product design, and new initiatives. Business Development, Client Engagement & Thought Leadership Support business development efforts with major clients, platforms, advisors, intermediaries, institutional prospects, and strategic partners. Serve as a senior subject-matter expert on derivatives-based ETF strategies, portfolio construction, risk management, and market positioning. Act as one of the primary brand and product ambassadors for the U.S. ETF business, representing BMO's ETF capabilities in the market and helping build awareness, credibility, and momentum with key external audiences. Present investment research, strategy updates, portfolio construction insights, and market commentary to internal and external audiences as appropriate. Discuss investment process, portfolio construction, risk management, and strategy implementation with existing and prospective clients. Provide written and oral commentary on strategy performance, market developments, portfolio positioning, and product differentiation. Relationship Management & Cross-Functional Collaboration Build and manage strategic relationships with peers, senior leaders, internal control partners, external market participants, platform providers, and other key stakeholders. Ensure alignment among investment management, product, distribution, capital markets, operations, legal, compliance, risk, marketing, and finance teams. Maintain close and regular contact with Canadian ETF investment, product, capital markets, and operational partners to support knowledge transfer, alignment, and effective delivery of Canadian ETF capabilities into the U.S. market. Influence and negotiate across a matrixed environment to advance business objectives while maintaining strong control, governance, and risk discipline. Act as a technical leader and thought partner for innovation in ETF strategy design, derivatives implementation, and outcome-based investing. Required Qualifications & Experience 10+ years of relevant investment management experience, including meaningful experience with ETF, options-based, structured outcome, or derivatives-based investment strategies; more senior candidates with deeper experience are encouraged to apply. Established track record of strong investment performance, disciplined portfolio construction, and effective risk management. Deep expertise in covered calls, autocallables, buffer strategies, accelerators, defined-outcome strategies, options overlays, structured products, and related derivatives implementation. Mastery of ETF portfolio management, ETF capital markets, product mechanics, liquidity considerations, trading workflows, and portfolio implementation. Broad knowledge of asset management, capital markets, portfolio construction, derivatives markets, and the competitive ETF landscape. Experience launching, scaling, or managing investment strategies in a regulated asset management environment preferred; candidates who have served as a senior or deputy leader in a relevant ETF, derivatives, or structured outcomes business and are ready to step into broader enterprise leadership will be strongly considered. Experience contributing to the build-out or scaling of a new investment capability, product platform, or business line, ideally by helping adapt established capabilities from another market or region. Open to senior candidates who have demonstrated clear leadership potential, strong investment judgment, and meaningful ownership of strategy, risk, product development, or team leadership, even if they have not previously been the sole senior executive accountable for an ETF business. Post-secondary degree in finance, economics, business, mathematics, engineering, or a related field; post-graduate degree in business, economics, finance, or a quantitative discipline preferred. Completion of relevant investment certification preferred, including CFA, CAIA . click apply for full job details

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Electronics Engineer III-IV Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA• 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA Requisition Number: 249 Job Family: Electronics Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ENG Positions Description: Positions Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are currently recruiting multiple Electronic Engineer positions at various levels of experience for our growing engineering organization. These positions may be based at either our Albuquerque or Socorro, NM facilities. What You Will be Doing: Electronics design and development for the next generation Very Large Array (ngVLA) antenna. Troubleshooting radio telescope antenna electronic circuits and systems. Specification and qualification testing of COTs (Commercial off-the-shelf) electronics solutions. Generation of technical reports, findings, and recommendations. Participate as a member of a development team in design reviews, progress reviews, and presentations to stake holders. Continuous improvement and enhancement of electronics for all deployed antenna arrays, including the Very Large Baseline Array (VLBA) antenna and the Very Large Array (VLA). Other duties may be assigned based on the applicant's skills and the Observatory's needs. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment . The successful candidate may occasionally be required to work outdoors or climb on antenna to heights greater than 40 feet above the ground. Occasionally be required to lift and carry heavy lab equipment (up to 40 pounds) for relocation or installation of test apparatus, and to squat, kneel, or crawl to reach electrical/physical connections in tight spaces behind racks or under lab benches. Candidate may be required to travel domestically and internationally by air carrier and to travel by car between NRAO sites. Who You Are: A flexible, hands-on type of engineer at home in an office environment doing reports and simulations on a PC, but also comfortable at a lab bench doing circuit verification and troubleshooting, and enjoys the occasional field assignment under sometimes challenging conditions. You have a strong interest in RF applications and radio telescopes. Education Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) is required. While not required, a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) is highly desirable. Experience With a BSEE degree, a minimum of two years of experience in electronics design and development is required, with 5 years' minimum experience preferred. Additional education in a directly related field may be substituted for the required professional experience on a year for year basis. Skills and Competencies A strong foundation is required across a wide range of basic electronics and electronics troubleshooting. Experience must encompass a combination of one or more of the following: RF circuit design and analysis, analog circuit design and analysis, mixed signal circuit design, digital logic circuit design, power supply circuits, and cable design. Experience with engineering simulation tools such as Keysight Genesys, Matlab-Simulink, Ansys, PSpice, LTSpice, etc. Experience in circuit card schematic capture and PCB design using tools such as Altium Designer, OrCAD, KiCad, etc. Experience collaborating with mechanical engineers in the design and fabrication of enclosures meeting thermal and / or EMI requirements Experience with electronics test equipment, including DVMs, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, etc. Familiar with production design concepts and best practices such as DFT, DFM. Attention to detail with good documentation skills, highly organized, with excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work well in a team environment. Preferred Skills and Competencies applicable to some positions Familiar with RF systems building blocks including oscillators, amplifiers, filters, and mixers. Experienced in the design and implementation of Environmental Monitoring Systems including Water Vapor Radiometers Embedded systems development expertise, including microcontrollers, embedded operating systems (embedded Linux, various RTOS), device drivers, A/D-D/A conversion techniques, command and control concepts, Real-time firmware (C/C++) coding skills, and FPGA development including toolchains such as Quartus and Vivado. Test engineering including computer-based testing, interfacing to test systems via LabView and/or custom desktop software such Python, and knowledge and experience with various instrument busses and serial communication busses. Telemetry applications, including remote instrumentation and remote test point monitoring. Experienced in the design and implementation of power supplies and power distribution systems. Familiar with regulatory requirements including safety and EMI Familiar with fiber optic communication standards and implementation Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $99,000 -$138,000 . Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIeda824a3e8ec-8404

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Embedded Software FPGA Design Engineer Location: NRAO Central Development Lab, 1180 Boxwood Estate Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 216 Job Family: Electronics Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ENG Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community The Central Development Laboratory (CDL) at NRAO is recruiting an experienced Embedded Software FPGA design engineer to work on its digital design team in Charlottesville, VA. The CDL is the largest laboratory in the US dedicated to radio astronomy instrumentation and this position will play a critical role in the development of digital correlators for future telescopes that will help reveal the hidden universe such as gravitational waves, the origins of galaxies, stars, and planet formation, and black holes. What You Will be Doing: Performing embedded Linux software design, implementation, simulation, and verification. Performing research and solving complex technical issues, and work with minimal supervision. Exhibiting excellent time management skills and an ability to multi-task. Performing embedded application code development using the AMD/Xilinx Vitis tool flow and Python. Working well in a team environment. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research and development environment. The selectee will report to the Digital Design Team manager. CDL's digital design team works cooperatively with other design groups in CDL and across NRAO and other international observatories. The selectee may be required to travel domestically and internationally by air carrier and to travel by car between NRAO sites. Who You Are: Education Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science. Experience A minimum of 5 years' embedded software programming experience within processor-based FPGA devices. Candidates with progressively more responsible experience will be considered for a higher-level position ranking. Skills and Competencies Experience with AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC/RFSoC Embedded SW Design Experience Experience with Embedded Linux OS (PetaLinux/Yocto) and Application Code Experience Experience with AMD Vitis Tool Flow and Board Support Package (BSP) Experience Proficient in Embedded Linux OS (PetaLinux/Yocto) Experience with AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC Processing System (PS) architecture Preferred Skills and Competencies Bare metal processing system development is a plus. Additional Requirements Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Occasional travel may be required. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary for this position is between $114,000-$138,000. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. You will need to be prepared to upload your current resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIc7920d233e71-5987

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: VLBA Specialist II-III Location: VLBA Site - Owens Valley, CA, 90 Leighton Lane, Big Pine, California, United States of America Requisition Number: 226 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) announces an VLBA Station Specialist. The VLBA Station Specialist is a hands-on technical staff member skilled and experienced in multiple areas such as digital and analog electronics, mechanical hardware, HVAC systems, general site maintenance, and operations support. NRAO is seeking an employee willing to climb a large radio telescope antenna, troubleshoot and fix problems there or in the site building, and otherwise keep the site operational to enable astronomical data to be continuously received, processed, and delivered for scientific study. This is a rewarding opportunity, where the tenure of Specialists is typically measured in decades due to the interesting work and the Observatory's great benefits and work-life balance. In general, the Specialist, along with another Specialist, is responsible for installation, repairs, and maintenance at the Very Long Baseline Array Station located in Owens Valley, CA. The station includes the 25-meter antenna and support infrastructure and is part of a 10-antenna array, spread across the US, all capturing radio astronomical data delivered to a centrally located correlator. The Specialist will interact with other personnel at these sites and at the correlator site. The Specialist must respond to emergency repair situations as dictated by the impact on the station's ability to perform intended functions. The employee typically works with the other Specialist, but is occasionally solo when schedule issues arise and is on-call on alternating weekends. What You Will be Doing: The position performs maintenance, inspection, testing, troubleshooting, repair, data delivery and other work on the Very Long Baseline Array Station, including the 25-meter Antenna. The station includes Radio Frequency receiver and cryogenic systems, data and communications equipment, data recorders, recording media, servo control systems, mechanical drive equipment, and weather stations. Routine duties include: Using standard electronic test equipment, recording effects on unit performance, inspection, and adjustment and/or replacement of defective system components. Performing scheduled maintenance, lubrication and mechanical and electronic inspections. Monitoring and maintenance of all systems for proper operation. This includes the emergency power generating equipment, fire alarms, and HVAC systems. Consultation with the other VLBA Specialist assigned to this site and with NRAO technicians and engineers located elsewhere in formulating and planning corrective actions. Other preventive and corrective maintenance on hardware, test equipment, and peripheral equipment, including inspection against specifications or for quality. Use of electronics test equipment such as digital multimeters, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and power supplies. Use of hand tools for mechanical work or repair. Upkeep of the site and facilities . Additional duties include: Writing technical reports and developing charts, graphs, and schematics to describe equipment's operating characteristics, malfunctions, deviations from design specifications, and functional limitations. This includes documentation of work performed. Recommendation of changes required to achieve functional requirements of the units. Maintenance and servicing of facilities and equipment, including creation of records and reports. Proactive compliance with all NRAO policies and procedures is required. Other duties may be assigned. May be asked to travel to other VLBA sites to support maintenance. Personnel management responsibilities include: Providing staff prioritization, performance evaluation, mentoring of employees, coaching, team building, and conflict resolution. Reviewing timesheets and periodic performance reviews, including interacting with the Human Resources and Business departments of the Observatory when necessary. With guidance, support and training from the Observatory Human Resource Department, timely addresses personnel matters, ensuring compliance with applicable policies such as conduct, recruitment, diversity and inclusion, employee development, performance management, and regulatory compliance. Interpreting, implementing, developing and/or recommending changes to rules, regulations, policies and procedures set forth by the Observatory. Complying with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in group's area of work. Work Environment The Specialist frequently works in high places, up to 100 feet, in outside weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. The employee works near moving mechanical parts and is exposed to electrical hazards. These and other situations mean the employee is often responsible to perform lockout/tag out to create a safe work environment. Who You Are: Education Associate of Science degree or equivalent in Electronics. While not required, you may have a Bachelor's Degree in a related field. Experience You have two years of experience in the Electronics or Electrical fields. Qualified candidates with 5 or more years of experience may be considered for the Specialist II classification. While not required, you may have five or more years of experience in the Electronics training or Electrical fields, with experience in technical support radio astronomy or telecommunications equipment and installations. Skills and Competencies Candidates must have the ability to work independently and reliably with minimal direct supervision. They must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing and operate a personal computer and common software. They must be able to solve technical problems and deal with a variety of situations where only limited documentation and standardization may exist. Candidates must have and maintain a current Driver's License and they may be required to drive Observatory vehicles. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the Screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $36.02-$46.69 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 36.02-46.69 Hourly Wage PI5d053627eb2f-2280

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Microassembly Technician - Technical Specialist Location: NRAO Central Development Lab, 1180 Boxwood Estate Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 228 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a full-time, microassembly technician to join the Integrated Receiver Development (IRD) group at the Central Development Laboratory (CDL) in Charlottesville, VA. The IRD group is involved in the design and development of low-noise receivers, components, and novel concepts for radio astronomy instrumentation in the centimeter-wave, millimeter-wave, and submillimeter-wave frequency ranges, and is currently designing integrated receiver modules for the next generation Very Large Array (ngVLA). This position requires experience working under a microscope, handling and mounting bare semiconductor die, wire-bonding, soldering, and surface-mount circuit-board assembly. The position will also require probing custom chips and substrates using a wafer probe station, operating and maintaining a cryogenic refrigeration and measurement system, and testing microwave components using vector network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and power meters. The location for this position will be based at the Central Development Laboratory located in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Assemble multichip integrated receiver modules: Obtain quotes and order parts for integrated receiver modules from an engineer-provided design. This may include compiling a Bill-of-Materials (BOM) and exporting manufacturing files (e.g. Gerber, DXF, GDS) from given design models and layouts. Organize and maintain stock of commonly used components as well as project-specific custom parts. Interface with the in-house machine shop and chemistry lab for the fabrication of custom housings, brackets, and chassis. Populate circuit boards with surface-mount components as small as 0402 in size. Construct multichip modules from engineering design drawings, including picking chips from diced wafers with tweezers, attaching bare die using silver epoxy, wire-bonding, and micro-soldering, as-needed. Test multichip integrated receiver modules: Use a wafer probe station to characterize custom chips and substrates. Use commercial VNAs, signal generators, spectrum analyzers, power meters, and other microwave test equipment characterize components, both on-wafer and in-package, both at room temperature and in a cryogenic environment. Construct custom test cable harnesses, fixtures, and mounting brackets as-needed. Record and analyze test Maintain detailed records of test results, assembly procedures, and performance characteristics. Document measurement conditions, test setups, and any observed anomalies. Monitor, track, and maintain laboratory inventory: Monitor inventory levels of critical lab supplies, including electronic components, adhesives, wire bonding materials, and test equipment accessories. Collaborate with engineers to refine assembly and testing procedures: Collaborate with engineers, scientists, and other technical personnel to refine assembly and test procedures. Provide feedback to engineers to improve custom designs, especially as it concerns manufacturability and measurement procedures. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in a laboratory within a research and development environment. Who You Are: Education You have an associate's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience. While not required, a bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred. Experience You have 10 years of experience in electrical/electronic technology, or a closely related field. While not required, you may have: Professional experience fabricating radio frequency or microwave components or systems. Experience with common RF and microwave measurement equipment. Experience assembling microwave or millimeter-wave components. Skills and Competencies Must be a methodical, motivated team player comfortable in an R&D environment. Must be able to sit or stand at a bench for sustained periods. High level of competency in Microsoft software products to manage and graph measurement results as well as other web-based systems. Attention to detail is critical Highly organized Excellent communication skills to keep records and documentation Physical Requirements The candidate must be able to sit or stand at a bench for sustained periods. Visual acuity and manual dexterity are required, and this position requires lifting and carrying 50 pounds. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $33.66-$43.62 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: FPGA System Architect - Electronics Engineer Location: NRAO Central Development Lab, 1180 Boxwood Estate Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 209 Job Family: Electronics Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ENG Position Description: The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The Central Development Laboratory (CDL) at the NRAO is seeking an experienced FPGA System Architect (Electronics Engineer) to join its digital design team. The engineer will lead the technical execution, integration, and deployment of a digital signal processing system for a next-generation radio telescope synthesis array, guiding the system through implementation, design reviews, integration, and operational deployment while supporting requirements refinement as needed. CDL's digital design team develops advanced digital signal processing systems that enable radio astronomy research, supporting scientific studies of galaxy formation, the origins of stars and planets, and black holes. The selected candidate will lead the technical development and execution of FPGA-based systems, with an emphasis on high-throughput digital signal processing, including digitized receiver data acquisition, calibration processing, and frequency channelization. The role combines system-level technical ownership with hands-on FPGA development responsibilities, including RTL development and system integration activities as required. Working within a small, centralized team, the engineer will collaborate across internal groups and provide technical leadership for systems shared with the international scientific community. The role requires strong time management, the ability to manage multiple concurrent efforts, effective cross-disciplinary communication, and the ability to balance system-level ownership with hands-on development responsibilities. The location for this position will be based at the Central Development Laboratory in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Lead the architecture, design, integration, and deployment of the antenna-side FPGA-based digital signal processing system. Define subsystem decomposition, interfaces, and data flow across FPGA processing elements, embedded software, timing and synchronization systems, digitizers, and external data transport systems Lead subsystem design reviews and contribute to system-level design reviews Document system architectures, interfaces, design decisions, and verification approaches Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Who You Are: Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field Eight years of experience developing complex FPGA-based digital signal processing systems Experience leading the architecture, development, integration, and deployment of FPGA-based systems Experience defining system architectures, subsystem interfaces, and data flows across FPGA processing, embedded software, and external system interfaces Experience with timing and synchronization concepts for high-throughput FPGA systems Skills and Competencies Strong written and verbal communication skills with demonstrated ability to coordinate technical efforts across multiple teams Strong leadership ability and Attention to detail is critical Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $90,015-$138,000. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current Resume and a Cover Letter describing interest and suitability for the position . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Scientist (Open Rank) Location: 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA Requisition Number: 242 Job Family: Astronomy Pay Type: Salary Required Education: SCI Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are seeking two Scientists, Open Rank (Assistant, Associate, or Scientist) who will actively contribute to the Science Operations of the VLA and VLBA. The appointees will be based in Socorro, NM. Opportunities for partial telework agreements exist. What You Will be Doing: The appointment will be on the NRAO Scientist track, with 25% discretionary research time and 75% functional responsibilities. For functional work, the main responsibilities will be to contribute to the VLA and VLBA telescope and user support groups. Staff scientists are expected to be versatile and flexible in their science and functional work to adapt to new challenges and opportunities as the Observatory and the astronomical landscape evolve. Example duties consist of, but are not limited to: Maintain an active independent research program which makes significant use of Observatory facilities. Support active and engaged research to push the telescopes' capabilities, building on their own research and the needs of the broader astronomical community. Contribute to the overall Observatory mission and work within a collaborative environment that promotes motivation, leadership and team building, in both scientific and functional areas. Assist with and participate in scientific community outreach activities, public outreach and education activities and in broader impact activities. Perform calibration and testing of existing Observatory instruments. Track and characterize instrument performance and work with software and hardware engineers, and maintenance groups to identify and solve problems. Support the Observatory users in relevant areas. Aid in the design, development, and testing for future telescopes and/or telescope capability, including writing requirements, project oversight, testing, and/or commissioning of the instrument. Contribute to the design, development, testing, and documentation of software. Other duties as assigned. Work Environment Work is performed in a research and development environment. May occasionally be required to work outdoors. May occasionally work at high altitudes, and in high, precarious places and in various weather conditions. Who You Are: Education a Ph.D. in astronomy, physics, or related field Experience At least 1 year of post-doctoral experience working in radio astronomy, geodesy, or a closely related field. Preferred Qualifications Working knowledge of radio and/or millimeter wavelength astronomy. Experience with observatory science operations. Established record of independent research Skills and Competencies Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Ability to clearly convey technical information to software developers, engineers, scientists, technicians, and others. Ability to interact with others in a positive and respectful manner. Familiarity with scientific computing/observatory software/radio astronomy technology. . Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary rate of this position is between $85,000-$138,000 per year. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: For consideration, select the "Apply" button. Please prepare a single PDF document consisting of the following items: Cover letter stating why you are interested in this position - the letter should describe how the you match the position and qualifications summarized above (no more than 2 pages) Curriculum vitae including publications list Summary of past research (1 page) Future research plan describing specifically synergies with NRAO facilities (2 pages) Summary of past technical, observational, and management experience relevant to this position (1 page) The names and contact information for three individuals familiar with your technical, scientific, and management abilities. Candidates selected for an interview must be prepared to submit three letters of recommendation. Instructions for letter submission will be provided at the time of request. The PDF file is to be uploaded with the "Additional Documents" feature at the applicant portal. The deadline for receipt of complete applications is October, 5, 2026. Please direct inquiries to . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIb043c4265bff-9776

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Project Manager II-III Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA• 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA Requisition Number: 219 Job Family: Project Management Pay Type: Salary Required Education: PPM Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. NRAO is expanding project management excellence as exciting new projects are beginning. We are seeking a project manager to join our team who will not only contribute to observatory projects but also someone passionate about modernizing observatory processes and project controls. You will have the opportunity to combine your project management experience and your interest in improving processes with your keen interest to contribute to NRAO's science through observatory operations and development. The position will be on-site based at the NRAO site in either Socorro, NM or in Albuquerque, NM. If a candidate is selected to report to the Albuquerque office, frequent travel to Socorro will be required. Domestic travel to other locations is required at approximately 10%. What You Will be Doing: Successfully lead all project management tasks for assigned projects Expertly optimize resources among assigned projects, determine scheduling priorities, and coordinate project components for best overall outcome Provide written periodic progress reports to the Observatory including KPIs, milestones, and other progress metrics Provide periodic budget reports and forecasts Lead project teams through successful gate reviews Manage scope / budget change requests Effectively coordinate with all levels of project teams and stakeholders Increase efficiency of observatory staff to prepare proposals and manage projects within our project management framework Work Environment Work is typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Occasional domestic travel will be required. Who You Are: Bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering, computational, or scientific field. Five or more years of work experience directly related to this project (software programming, electrical engineering, etc.) may be considered in lieu of the degree requirement Experience as a project manager, preferably in a scientific or engineering organization Demonstrated experience with core program management responsibilities: risk management, scheduling, process engineering, testing, quality and product assurance principles and applications, reporting, acquisition, budgeting Competency Summary Demonstrated fluency with Microsoft Project, Confluence and Jira as project management tools Passion for writing quality, accurate, and detailed documentation Strong interpersonal, teaming, and leadership skills Effective written and verbal communication skills Problem-solving skills Attention to detail Proactive work ethic and ability to work both with a team and independently Ability to work effectively with and build consensus among stakeholders Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary rate of this position is between $86,000-$121,000 per year. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PI81a645f2da06-1138

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Technical Specialist III-IV Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA Requisition Number: 224 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a Front End Technical Specialist III or IV. The preferred location for the position will be based at Albuquerque BP office. What You Will be Doing: Assist with design, layout, testing, problem solving, and troubleshooting procedures for systems, assemblies, sub-assemblies while working with engineers and technical staff. Conduct procurement and testing of RF and microwave components such as polarizers, couplers, amplifiers, cables, and waveguides. Participate in regular Front End design, development, and future maintenance activities. Design, fabricate, assemble and test prototype or production receivers and support electronics. Set up standard test equipment, test fixtures, or devices to conduct functional, operational, and environmental tests to evaluate the performance and reliability of prototype or production units. Analyze and interpret test data. May assist in the first couple installations, then lead the subsequent installations of finished units at various antenna sites. Other duties may be assigned based on the applicant's skills and the Observatory's needs. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment . The successful candidate may occasionally be required to work outdoors or climb on antennas to heights greater than 40 feet above the ground. Candidate may be required to travel domestically and internationally by air carrier and to travel by car between NRAO sites. Who You Are: Education Associate's degree in electrical engineering technology or an equivalent combination of education and Ten years of related experience. While not required, a Bachelor of science in electrical engineering technology or closely related field is preferred Experience Minimum of ten years of experience in design, manufacture, and/or maintenance and repair of some or all the following technical areas: cryogenic receiver systems (front ends), antenna RF systems, and IF systems (e.g. oscillators and mixers) While not required, fifteen years of experience in technical areas as described above is preferred Skills and Competencies High level of competency in Microsoft software products and web-based systems, Visio and SharePoint. Attention to detail is critical Highly organized Excellent communication skills Problem solving skills Good documentation skills Ability to work well in a team environment A strong foundation in electrical or electronics engineering technology Knowledge of RF, analog, and digital circuit design along with specific test and measurement techniques Use of various types of electronics test equipment and familiarity with automated test setups to support general test and measurement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $33.66-$43.62 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 33.66-43.62 Hourly Wage PI1f9ded36ff5e-2279

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Scientist (Open Rank) Location: NRAO Array Operations Center, PO Box 0, SOCORRO, New Mexico, United States of America• NRAO Albuquerque Office, 800 Bradbury Dr SE Ste 235, ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, United States of America Requisition Number: 103 Job Family: Astronomy Pay Type: Salary Required Education: SCI Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The development of an X-Ka wideband receiver spanning 8-38 GHz has begun for the VLBA, enabling new scientific and astrometric capabilities for the instrument. This highly anticipated upgrade will add flexibility and enhance performance by significantly increasing the instantaneous bandwidth available for channelization, enabling access to previously unobservable frequencies, and enabling more efficient and comprehensive spectral studies. The NRAO is seeking a Scientist, Open Rank (Assistant, Associate, or Scientist) to be the Project Scientist for the VLBA X-Ka Wideband Receiver Project. The appointee will be expected to spend 75% of their time on functional work as part of the VLBA Development Team, with the remaining 25% available for independent research. The primary responsibility of this position is to help oversee the development and integration of a novel X-Ka receiver system being developed for installation on the VLBA. The appointment will be on the NRAO Scientist track, with starting rank determined by the candidate's experience. This position will be a three-year appointment, with the possibility of renewal subject to observatory needs, budget and mutual agreement. It will be based in New Mexico at either the Albuquerque or Socorro NRAO office with travel between the two sites as required. What You Will be Doing Technical Development and Integration: Capture and maintain top level project requirements Work with project leadership to develop and maintain project foundation documents Organize testing and commissioning campaigns and preparation of test reports Help coordinate installation while minimizing impacts to the VLBA observing program Prepare material for and participate within project reviews Establish standard observing bands Participate in trade studies Community and User Support: Communicate with scientific users and external mission partners Prepare user- and public-facing documentation such as user guides, news articles, press releases Scientific Contribution: Contribute to the broader VLBA development portfolio by consulting and collaborating with teams on parallel projects like the Next Generation Radar (ngRadar) and the Next Generation VLA (ngVLA). Maintain awareness of developments at related astronomical facilities Maintain an active independent research program which ideally makes significant use of Observatory facilities Work Environment The position is based in an office environment. The successful candidate must be able to work at a computer with detailed and complex textual and numerical information. Who You Are: Education A PhD. In astronomy or related field Experience At least one year of related experience using radio interferometry for astronomical research Skills and Competencies Strong communication skills in written and oral English Strong inter-personal skills Familiarity with Linux / Unix operating systems Ability to travel Preferred: High-level understanding of the functionality of radio telescopes Experience scheduling VLBI experiments Experience reducing VLBI data Experience within a leadership team of medium to large projects Proficiency in the Python computer language Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary rate of this position is between $85,000-$138,000 per year. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: For consideration, select the "Apply" button. Please prepare a single PDF document consisting of the following items: Cover letter stating why you are interested in this position - the letter should describe how the you match the position and qualifications summarized above (no more than 2 pages) Curriculum vitae including publications list Summary of past research (1 page) Future research plan describing specifically synergies with NRAO facilities (2 pages) Summary of past technical, observational, and management experience relevant to this position (1 page) The names and contact information for three individuals familiar with your technical, scientific, and management abilities. Candidates selected for an interview must be prepared to submit three letters of recommendation. Instructions for letter submission will be provided at the time of request. The PDF file is to be uploaded with the "Additional Documents" feature at the applicant portal. The deadline for receipt of complete applications is October, 5, 2026. Please direct inquiries to . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIc28b23f76a3d-8774

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Software Engineer III Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA• 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA• 155 Observatory Rd, Green Bank, WV 24944, USA Requisition Number: 230 Job Family: Software Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: CPP Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The NRAO is seeking a full-time software engineer to design, develop and maintain code for their radio interferometer data reduction and analysis pipeline. The pipeline is used for the majority of data processing by users of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile. ALMA is now entering a very exciting phase. Over the next several years, ALMA will be undergoing a major upgrade of the array's components - the ALMA Wideband Sensitivity Upgrade (WSU). The objective is to increase the system bandwidth by at least a factor of two (and a goal of a factor of four), as well as to improve the sensitivity of most receivers and improve the digital efficiency throughout the signal chain. The position will be based either at our headquarters in Charlottesville, VA; at the Science Operations Center in Socorro, NM; our office in Albuquerque, NM; or at the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia. A remote workstation within the United States may be considered for candidates with sufficient experience, who can work independently while still communicating effectively with the team. What You Will be Doing: The ALMA Pipeline Software Engineer is responsible for all aspects of the software engineering lifecycle, from requirements derivation through design, development, testing and maintenance of code used in telescope data processing. You must be capable of formulating complex technical solutions suitable for operational deployment from broad scientific objectives in a research environment. You must possess both software engineering domain knowledge as well as the educational background and ability to understand the basic scientific concepts of radio interferometry. A key responsibility for this position will be improving ALMA quality assurance (QA) processes and the common pipeline infrastructure. All Pipeline development uses a a common infrastructure written in Python, which serves as the foundation of all essential aspects of the Pipeline functionality, including, heuristics-driving data calibration/imaging, weblog-based presentation of workflow and data quality assessment, as well as the final science data product delivery. Work Environment The successful candidate will join a team of professionals engaged in research and development in the fields of science, engineering, software development, and education. Work is typically performed in a research or development environment. Must be able to operate a personal computer. May occasionally work at high altitudes. Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Who You Are: Education You have a Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, scientific or related field; highly relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a Bachelor's degree. While not required, you may have an advanced degree in a related field. Experience Minimum of three years of experience in the development of software applications; Skills and Competencies An understanding of formal software engineering principles including design, documentation, ticketing systems, version control and testing frameworks Experience with large development projects in Python Experience writing code for data visualization and web presentation Familiarity with basic astronomical principles and data reduction Demonstrated ability to learn new scientific concepts and apply them to engineering implementation, ideally in radio astronomy and interferometry Experience with scientific software development, numerical processing techniques, and mathematical packages such as Python/numpy Experience with CASA (or similar data reduction package) Familiarity with High Performance Computing and Big Data concepts including distributed data storage, parallel I/O, parallel processing, and memory caching Familiarity with software development in Linux, Python, and with version control software Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $79,000 and $120,000. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIa5eaeb3a5-

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Head of Software Engineering Location: Green Bank Observatory, PO Box 2, GREEN BANK, West Virginia, United States of America• 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA• NRAO Array Operations Center, PO Box 0, SOCORRO, New Mexico, United States of America• NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 238 Job Family: Mgmt & Senior Admin Pay Type: Salary Required Education: MGT Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The NRAO is seeking an experienced and collaborative Head of Software Engineering (Software Division Head) to lead one of the Observatory's most critical technical organizations. Reporting to the Assistant Director for Data Management & Software (DMS), the Head of Software Engineering provides strategic, operational, and technical leadership for a diverse team of software engineering professionals responsible for developing and supporting software systems that enable scientific discovery, telescope operations, data management, and Observatory-wide services. The Head of Software Engineering oversees the Division's programmatic direction, personnel management, and budget planning while fostering collaboration across scientific, engineering, operations, and information technology organizations. The successful candidate will be a proven leader who can guide organizational and technical evolution, strengthen engineering practices, and build high-performing teams capable of delivering reliable, scalable software systems in support of the Observatory's mission. This position may be located at any NRAO facility (Charlottesville, VA; Socorro or Albuquerque, NM; Green Bank, WV). Hybrid or remote work arrangements may be considered for highly qualified candidates. What You Will Be Doing This is a senior leadership position requiring a combination of strategic vision, organizational leadership, and technical credibility. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Division Leadership & Strategy Providing overall leadership and strategic direction for the Software Division Developing and executing division plans that support Observatory priorities, scientific goals, and operational requirements Ensuring accountability for Division objectives, deliverables, and Program Operating Plan (POP) commitments Representing the Division in reviews, planning activities, and leadership discussions Leading organizational initiatives that improve effectiveness, adaptability, and long-term sustainability of software engineering capabilities Program & Resource Management Managing Division budgets, staffing plans, and resource allocation across multiple groups and initiatives Overseeing software development portfolios and ensuring effective prioritization, planning, and delivery of strategic and operational initiatives Supporting workforce planning and long-term organizational sustainability Establishing effective planning and delivery processes that promote transparency, adaptability, and predictable execution Technical Leadership & Engineering Excellence Providing leadership for cross-division and Observatory-wide software initiatives Promoting software engineering best practices, technical standards, and quality processes across the organization Encouraging modern software development practices that improve collaboration, quality, maintainability, and delivery outcomes People Leadership & Organizational Development Leading, mentoring, and supporting Group Managers and technical leaders Fostering a culture of trust, accountability, collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement Supporting recruitment, performance management, career development, and succession planning Championing professional development and workforce growth initiatives Creating an environment that supports learning, innovation, and continuous improvement Ensuring standardization and equity in the hiring and compensation of software engineers Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement Building strong partnerships with scientific staff, Observatory operations, engineering organizations, project teams, and institutional leadership Supporting matrix-managed teams working across projects, telescope operations, and software organizations Communicating technical and strategic information effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences Providing consultation and support to the Assistant Director for Data Management & Software and other senior leaders on matters relevant to Observatory programs and strategy Governance, Compliance & Operations Ensuring adherence to institutional policies, federal requirements, cybersecurity expectations, and established procedures Maintaining effective operational processes and management practices across the Division Supporting Observatory-wide planning, risk management, and reporting activities Maintaining alignment with Observatory software lifecycle practices and engineering governance frameworks Who You Are: You have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical discipline; highly relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a degree At least seven (7) years of progressively more responsible experience in software engineering, including experience leading technical teams, projects, or organizational functions Demonstrated experience leading software engineering organizations, technical programs, or large-scale development teams Experience managing budgets, personnel, and organizational priorities in a complex technical environment Demonstrated success leading technical organizations through growth, modernization, process improvement, or organizational change Experience with iterative or incremental software development practices and modern delivery approaches Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Proven ability to build collaborative relationships across multiple disciplines and organizational boundaries Ability to balance strategic planning with operational execution Preferred Ten (10)+ years of relevant software engineering experience, including leadership of managers, technical leads, or multidisciplinary engineering teams Experience supporting scientific, research, engineering, or mission-critical operational environments Familiarity with large-scale software systems, scientific computing, cloud platforms, data-intensive applications, or observatory operations Experience working with federally funded research organizations or similar mission-driven institutions Competency Summary Strategic Leadership: Develops vision and direction while aligning resources to organizational priorities Engineering Excellence: Promotes sound engineering practices, technical quality, and continuous improvement Organizational Leadership: Builds resilient, high-performing teams and guides organizational evolution Collaboration & Influence: Creates strong partnerships across diverse stakeholder communities Communication: Clearly conveys complex technical and strategic concepts to varied audiences Execution & Delivery: Translates strategy into results through effective planning, prioritization, and follow-through Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. A moderate amou n t (4-6 trips per year) of travel both domestic and international may be required. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $1 44 , 755 - $1 78 ,000 . Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Systems Engineer II-III Location: NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 231 Job Family: Systems Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: PPM Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is an exciting and prestigious research facility that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. The Observatory operates a variety of radio telescopes that span the globe, including the famous Very Large Array (VLA) in New Mexico, the Green Bank Telescope (GBT) in West Virginia, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile, and the Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA). These telescopes are among the most advanced in the world, allowing astronomers to explore the universe in unprecedented detail. The Next Generation Very Large Array (ngVLA) is a transformative astronomical observatory designed to deliver science-ready data products to a broad community of users. The Computing and Software System (CSS) is the backbone of this vision, encompassing all the software and hardware required to control the telescope, manage the flow of data, execute processing pipelines, and provide user-facing services. The CSS is decomposed into several major systems, each with a distinct role in the data lifecycle, from observation planning to final data analysis. The ngVLA project is seeking a highly skilled and experienced system engineer with a software background. The system engineer will collaborate with System Architects and Engineers with domain expertise (subject matter experts) to formalize, capture and manage the evolving sub-system requirements, computing and software sub-system architecture, and sub-system designs. This position extends and implements the project-level systems engineering management plan and software development plan, ensuring that a rigorous design process is followed and deliverables meet project quality standards. This position will be located at the NRAO facility in Charlottesville (VA). What You Will be Doing Successfully lead all systems engineering tasks for CSS. Ensure requirements traceability and process alignment between CSS and the ngVLA project, including tracking the traceability of requirements down to CSS software subsystems within the ngVLA Cameo model. Document requirements, elaborate verification and validation (V&V) plans, update CSS design and system architecture, and create other technical documents needed for gate reviews. Define and maintain internal and external Interface Control Documents (ICDs) for CSS software subsystems within the ngVLA Cameo model. Model system and software subsystem behavior - including activity diagrams and state/mode diagrams - to document functional flows and control logic Support the execution of verification and validation (V&V) activities for CSS software subsystems, working with development teams to confirm requirements are met. Manage the development of all Systems Engineering plans and documentation for CSS needed for successful system design reviews. Utilize Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) techniques - specifically Cameo Systems Modeler, SysML, and MagicDraw - to update and extend the ngVLA Cameo model, document workflows and system models, and maintain interface specifications. Prepare technical documentation and presentations for CSS gate reviews and assist in managing subsystem design reviews Participate in the systems engineering management processes, including configuration management, baselining, change management and document management processes Work Environment The successful candidate will join a team of professionals engaged in research and development in the fields of science, engineering, software development, and education. Work is typically performed in a research or development environment. Who You Are: You have a bachelor's degree in systems engineering, physical science, computer science, software engineering, electrical engineering, or related field or significant work experience in a similar environment. At least five years working as a Systems Engineer in integrated project teams, preferably in scientific R&D environments. Incose or similar certification beneficial. Demonstrated experience with core systems engineering principles, including requirements capture, verification and validation plans, full project lifecycle planning. Experience of working across life cycle phases including: preliminary design, detail design, design qualification, production, construction or fabrication, and transition to operations Exposure to at least two of the following technology domains is preferred: electromagnetic, RF, digital signal processing, mechanical, software engineering, and civil engineering Experience with model-based systems engineering methodologies and tools Excellent verbal and written communication, and scheduling and running effective meetings with geographically dispersed teams. Proactive and independent work ethic Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $87,390-$120,837. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply Now" button. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 37 Yearly Salary PI335259c4f46b-0106

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Security Manager Location: 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA• 155 Observatory Rd, Green Bank, WV 24944, USA• 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA• NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America• Old Hwy 60, New Mexico, USA Requisition Number: 232 Job Family: Environmental, Safety & Security Pay Type: Salary Required Education: EXT Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is an exciting and prestigious research facility that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. The Observatory operates a variety of radio telescopes that span the globe, including the famous Very Large Array (VLA) in New Mexico, the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia, the Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA) across North America, and the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile. These telescopes are among the most advanced in the world, allowing astronomers to explore the universe in unprecedented detail. The NRAO's Environment, Safety and Security Department is seeking a full-time Seurity Manager to oversee the observatory-wide security operations and compliance. This position ideally will be based either in Albuquerque, NM, or Socorro, NM but could also be based at our Charlottesville, VA or Green Bank, WV locations. What You Will be Doing Provide day-to-day security guidance and support to management, project personnel, contractors, and government representatives concerning personnel security, and facility security Serve as the primary point of contact for government security officials and partner organizations regarding program security matters. Develop, review, update, and maintain security documentation including Standard Operating Procedures, security plans, classification guidance, visitor procedures, and emergency response documentation. Ensure compliance with applicable federal regulations and directives. Support security compliance reviews, self-inspections, audits, and corrective action tracking. Conduct security awareness briefings, annual refresher training, and specialized security training sessions for employees and contractors. Assist leadership with risk assessments, mitigation strategies, and implementation of security best practices. Manage personnel security processes including clearance verification, access authorization tracking, visitor control, badging, and onboarding/offboarding procedures. Conduct security in-briefings, debriefings, and recurring security awareness training. Maintain security records and documentation in accordance with government and institutional requirements. Coordinate with federal agencies and contracting organizations regarding personnel clearances and access eligibility. Investigate, document, and report security incidents, violations, or suspicious activities and recommend corrective actions. Support foreign national visitor processing and escort procedures in accordance with institutional and federal requirements. Support physical security operations for Observatory facilities including access control systems, intrusion detection systems, key control, CCTV systems, and visitor management. Support administration and facility accreditation requirements where applicable. Coordinate with Facilities, Engineering, IT, and external contractors regarding security-related construction and renovation projects. Serve as the Representative or security liaison for facility security projects including upgrades to controlled or restricted areas. Conduct routine facility inspections and security assessments to identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with applicable standards. Respond to after-hours alarms, emergency conditions, and security-related incidents as required. Support implementation and maintenance of emergency response procedures, evacuation plans, and continuity of operations activities. Maintain accountability for security equipment, locks, keys, and access credentials. Coordinate with Facilities and Emergency Management personnel regarding site emergencies, incident response, and security-related hazards. Participate in emergency exercises, drills, and incident response planning. Support development and implementation of security-related emergency procedures. Assist with workplace violence prevention, threat assessment, and incident reporting programs. Other duties as assigned Work Environment The successful candidate will join a team of professionals in a variety of fields and disiplins. Work is typically performed Typical research and development environment. Indoor and outdoor work is required, occasionally at high altitudes and heights of up to 100 feet. Periodic travel is required ( Who You Are: Education Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Public Safety, Emergency Management, or related field or a closely related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience Experience Eight years of related experience. Preferred Experience in security training program development highly preferred. Project management experience preferred. Knowledge of loss prevention, cost containment, ability to review and interpret the legal, insurance and risk aspects of contracts and agreements, claims investigation and/or management, tort and contract law. Excellent researching skills. . Skills and Competencies Strong presentation skills to be able to present information in an effective, comprehensive manner. Strong verbal communication skills in order to communicate objectives and solutions. Strong technical writing skills. Must be able to work effectively as a member of the ES&S team and with all levels of the Observatory. Ability and willingness to earn technician level board certification (or higher) is required (PSP, etc.) with satisfactory progress toward certification being demonstrated annually. Strong PC skills and knowledge of database management data entry procedures. Ability to collect and report data. Ability to multi-task and prioritize projects. Knowledge of project management principles. Must be able to operate a personal computer. . Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Physical Demands Required to stand and sit and perform fine hand manipulation. Must work safely near moving mechanical parts and/or with electrical equipment. Occasionally required to climb or balance, and stoop, kneel, and crouch. May occasionally work at high altitudes, and in high, precarious places and in extreme weather conditions, and may be exposed to chemicals, or the risk of electrical shock. May frequently lift up to 25 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, color and depth perception are required. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $99,000-$121,000 per year. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply Now" button. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Librarian Requisition Number: 247 Job Family: Library Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ADM Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are currently recruiting for a part-time (50%-20 hours a week) Librarian . This position is responsible for selecting, acquiring, cataloging, classifying, circulating, and maintaining library materials and the NRAO Library's integrated library system. The librarian will ensure both staff and public interfaces are working as intended in support of discovery and self-service. The selected candidate will also be answering reference questions from users and creating training documentation. The position will be based at our headquarters on the University of Virginia grounds in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Updates the catalog including improving existing records, reviewing linked media through URL checker results, testing search efficacy, and adjusting integrated library system (ILS) settings and the online public access catalog (OPAC) layout as needed. Performs original and copy cataloging using the Library of Congress classification scheme and subject headings in both the ILS and OCLC per Anglo American Cataloging Rules. Performs physical collection maintenance, processes all incoming materials, and manages library bindery. Performs circulation duties including check-ins and check-outs, holds, patron accounts, overdue items and renewals. Stewards the physical collection including monographs, journals, publications from other observatories and institutions, reference items, proposal coversheets, and DVD/CD-ROM materials. Maintains internal holdings and external OCLC holdings. Locates and obtains resources through Interlibrary loans (ILL) and monitors their usage. Runs reports to inform management of library practices and usage metrics, and to evaluate the continued service of the ILS annually. Reviews, selects, and acquires books and resources, informed by routine evaluations of new materials in keeping with acquisition policy. Creates and maintains ILS and cataloging training and procedures documentation. Works with EOS and OCLC to identify concerns and suggestions for each vendor's suite of tools. Processes invoices for assigned vendors or projects. Answers reference questions from internal and external users alike. Processes donations of NRAO Publications, documents, and reference items from staff. Ensures the library makes use of and supports interlibrary loans through OCLC's WorldShare in compliance with Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works (CONTU) guidelines. Stays abreast of current copyright law and serves as the NRAO resource for copyright matters. Proactive compliance with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in own work area is expected. Other duties may be assigned. Work Environment Work is mission-driven, team-oriented, and typically performed in a library office setting within a research or development environment. Who You Are: You have a Master's degree in library science (or equivalent) from an ALA accredited Library Science program. Two years of related experience in original cataloguing, circulation processes, and acquisitions. Working knowledge of principles and practices in library science and MARC21 and AARC. Knowledge of reference materials, techniques, and practices and skilled in retrieving, organizing, and disseminating information and research methods. Knowledge of book selection principles. OCLC proficiency required. Working knowledge of current copyright law. Maintain membership in a professional librarian association, (i.e., Special Libraries Association), and participate as appropriate in Association activities. Maintain membership in the AstroLib and PAMNet listservs. Skills and Competencies Excellent organizational and communication skills combined with attention to detail. Computer skills applicable to working in both a UNIX and PC environment required, including knowledge of the Internet and the Web, Microsoft Office, database management, text editing software, and specialized library software. Physical Requirements The employee is required to bend, reach, climb a step stool to shelve books, and must have finger dexterity to label and manipulate books, periodicals, etc. The employee is required to lift and/or move up to 20 pounds. The employee is frequently required to communicate in person, by email, and by telephone. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus. Additional Requirements Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary for this position is between $33,489.00 - $40,540.00 Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: ALMA2040 Project Director Location: NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 236 Job Family: Astronomy Pay Type: Salary Required Education: SCI Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community, and allowing astronomers to explore the universe in unprecedented detail. The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) is currently undergoing upgrades expected to provide a factor of two-to-four improvements over current capabilities, the Wide-band Sensitivity Upgrade (WSU). In order to maintain its position as a premier astrophysical facility well into the future, the NRAO and ALMA partners are beginning to make plans beyond WSU for future improvement of the highly successful ALMA observatory. Envisaged is a factor of 10 increase in spectral line sensitivity, and a 2-3x increase in angular resolution, the ALMA2040 project. Community involvement is beginning, as is the development of the concept that will eventually be presented in upcoming Decadal Surveys, and transition to a design/development project early next decade. The NRAO is seeking to appoint an ALMA2040 Project Director to lead all phases of the North American ALMA 2040 project. The ALMA2040 Project Director is expected to provide scientific leadership for the NA ALMA2040 project, assuring that the scientific, technical, and programmatic activities are of the highest quality. The ALMA2040 Project Director will work closely with NRAO, AUI, and NSF management in the development of overall policy and strategic and annual planning to ensure the success of the project. The ALMA2040 Project Director will interact with key project stakeholders, including the scientific community, NRAO oversight and user's committees, and international partners. The successful candidate may be appointed as a tenured astronomer or tenure-track astronomer (astronomer or associate astronomer); the rank of the appointment will depend on the candidate's experience. The appointee will be expected to spend 50% of their time on ALMA2040-focused functional responsibilities and may use the remaining 50% time on independent research. The appointee will be a member of the NA ALMA team under the direction of the NRAO North American ALMA Director. The position will be based at the NRAO Headquarters located on the University of Virginia Grounds in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Providing leadership to the ALMA2040 project, under the direction of the NA ALMA Director Developing, organizing, and leading NRAO/NA activities related to ALMA2040 Developing, organizing, and leading community activities related to ALMA2040 Leading the Decadal process (community support, white paper development, and related activities) Engaging with international partners to pursue a unified ALMA2040 vision Working with funding agencies to support the ALMA2040 project Working closely with the NA ALMA Director and NA ALMA Program Scientist on ALMA2040 issues Providing regular information and status reports to internal and external stakeholders Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented, and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Some domestic and international travel will be required for this position. Who You Are: The ideal candidate will have a strong track record of excellence in research and research leadership, and demonstrated ability to provide vision and leadership for development of new, innovative science and technical concepts and directions relevant to NRAO's strategic mission and the ALMA2040 project specifically. Education You have a Ph.D. in astronomy, astrophysics, physical science, or a closely related field. Required Experience Minimum of 8 years (15+ years preferred) of experience in leading and/or managing complex scientific research or technical projects. In addition, for an Associate Astronomer a minimum of three years as a member of scientific staff; and for the Astronomer level the minimum is six years as a member of scientific staff; N ational and international recognition as a scientific leader in astronomy; A demonstrated record of project completion, and knowledge of ALMA and the broader astronomical community. Preferred Skills and Competencies Demonstrated ability to lead and motivate a strong and effective team; Demonstrated ability to lead scientific research initiatives; Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to listen and problem solve, work in a team, and collaborate effectively; Must be able to communicate effectively in the English language, verbally and in writing, to both highly-technical and non-technical audiences, including presentations and written reports; The ability to design & develop, plan, and implement effective scientific and/or technical workshops, working groups, and conferences; Experience working with international partners and in multi-cultural environments; Knowledge and experience in one or more of the following areas is preferred: Astronomical telescopes; radio telescopes; RF, microwave- or millimeter-wave systems. Research and/or technical expertise in interferometric radio/millimeter/submillimeter astronomy is preferred; Established record of independent research. Additional Requirements Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory currently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $114,000 - $138,000 . Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please prepare a single PDF document consisting of the following items: Cover letter describing why you are interested in this position. The letter should describe how you match the qualifications listed above and your vision for ALMA2040 (maximum 2 pages); Curriculum vitae, including list of refereed publications; Summary of past technical, scientific, and/or leadership experience relevant to the position (maximum 3 pages); Description of research accomplishments and future research plans (maximum 3 pages); The names and contact details of three (3) people who are familiar with your experience and abilities. As part of the selection process, we may request letters of reference from these individuals. The PDF file is to be uploaded with the "Additional Documents" feature at the applicant portal; the file name format should follow this convention: LastName,FirstInitial_ALMA2040.pdf. Consideration of applications will begin immediately. Please email inquiries to Joseph Pesce: Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PI33c7b11edc0e-9779

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Telescope Mechanic II-III Location: Old Hwy 60, New Mexico, USA Requisition Number: 215 Job Family: Telescope Mechanic Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: CRA Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The Engineering Services Division of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory announces an opportunity for a full-time Telescope Mechanic at the Very Large Array (VLA). Under direct supervision, the Telescope Mechanic provides routine maintenance service to scientific investigations through the construction, installation, test, repair and maintenance of a radio telescope and associated equipment used to collect radio astronomical data for a variety of observers. The appointment is expected to be made at the level of Telescope Mechanic I; in exceptional cases, a higher rank will be considered. This is a Safety Sensitive position. The position is based at the VLA, 50 miles west of Socorro, New Mexico. What You Will be Doing: Responds to routine maintenance, installation, testing, calibration, repair, and troubleshooting of mechanical, electrical, and limited electronic components issues on all telescopes and related equipment. Provides limited assistance, as qualified, in the operation and testing of telescope and operating equipment, when required. Assists in the functional evaluation of newly installed equipment to evaluate system performance under actual operating conditions. May assist Telescope Operators with receiver/equipment changes. Assists in taking and maintaining inventory of parts. Maintains records of maintenance activities, uses PC as required. Assists with indoor/outdoor painting, when required. Maintains tools and equipment in safe operating condition. Assists other maintenance and support personnel as assigned. Uses hand and power tools; works from verbal or written instructions, sketches and prints Proactive compliance with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in own work area is expected. Other duties may be assigned. Work Environment While performing the duties of this job, the employee works both outdoors on buildings and indoors in a shop. The employee works in high places, outside in all weather conditions, near moving mechanical parts and electrical equipment. Work is performed at a high altitude (7000 ft.) environment. Must be able to work in a high noise area with PPE's. Who You Are: Education High School diploma or GED Experience Minimum of two years of experience as a radio telescope mechanic or comparable experience in the industrial maintenance field. Skills and Competencies Ability to read and interpret documents such as schematics, blueprints, operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and Material Safety Data Sheets. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. A working knowledge of machine shop, welding, and electrical techniques and procedures is desirable. Must have a good working knowledge of rigging and material handling techniques. Must be able to operate a personal computer. Additional Requirement Must hold and maintain a valid New Mexico driver's license. (Class A CDL preferred) Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Physical Demands The ability to climb antenna stairs and ladders to heights of above 100 feet, lift equipment up to 50 pounds (unassisted) is essential. Must possess visual acuity (corrected is acceptable) and manual dexterity to be able to perform work on small pieces or areas of work material, and hearing acuity in order to perform work safely with instructions and guidance being given over hand-held radios and/or during operations of loud machinery. Work is performed outdoors, at heights and near moving machinery. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $22.75-$32.31 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 22.75-32.31 Hourly Wage PI003fa7d7e5-

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: ngVLA Assistant Scientist Location: NRAO Albuquerque Office, 800 Bradbury Dr SE Ste 235, ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, United States of America• NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 198 Job Family: Astronomy Pay Type: Salary Required Education: SCI Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. We are currently designing the Next-Generation VLA (ngVLA), a new facility which will offer an order-of-magnitude advance over the current VLA and VLBA with first light expected in the 2030s. At NRAO we are seeking an Assistant Scientist to join a rapidly growing team to support the ngVLA software design and development effort. The appointee will be expected to spend 75% of their time on functional work as part of the ngVLA Science Support Integrated Product Team (IPT), with the remaining 25% available for independent research. The primary responsibility for this position will be to help develop and maintain detailed software requirements for the ngVLA Computing and Software IPT. Other responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, supporting the development of calibration and operation processes and workflows. The preferred duty station for this position is at the NRAO Headquarters located on the University of Virginia Grounds in Charlottesville, VA. Charlottesville is a charming mid-sized city nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, consistently ranking among the most livable small cities in the US. Charlottesville offers an unusually high quality of life for its size, providing a blend of academic energy and outdoor recreation. Other NRAO sites for the primary duty station will also be considered and occasional travel to other NRAO sites is expected. What You Will be Doing: Supporting the development and prototyping of operations processes and workflows. Developing detailed system and subsystem requirements for ngVLA software, including but not limited to the calibration and imaging pipelines and their underlying functionality. Contributing to calibration strategies under development for ngVLA. Carrying out a program of independent astronomical research. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Who You Are: You have a PhD in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics or a related field, and (preferably) at least 3 years of related experience after PhD. Previous experience in radio astronomy data reduction and analysis, software development, and/or commissioning is preferred. Competency Summary Established record of independent research. Research expertise in interferometric radio/millimeter/submillimeter astronomy. Demonstrated experience leading a team. Demonstrated proficiency working with a geographically distributed, multi-disciplinary team. Experience with standard radio astronomy data reduction software (e.g., CASA). Experience with observatory capability development and/or observatory operations. Highly organized, with attention to detail. Fluency in the English language. Excellent communication skills including both presentations and writing technical reports. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The typical starting salary for an Assistant Scientist starts at $85,000. Factors which may affect starting pay may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: For consideration, select the "Apply" button above. Please prepare a single PDF document consisting of the following items: Cover letter stating why you are interested in this position. The letter should describe how you match the position and qualifications summarized above (no more than 2 pages) Curriculum vitae including publications list Summary of past research and technical experience (maximum of 3 pages), including any data processing or commissioning work relevant to this position. The names and contact information for three individuals familiar with your technical and scientific abilities. Candidates selected for an interview must be prepared to submit three letters of recommendation. Instructions for letter submission will be provided at the time of request. The PDF file is to be uploaded with the "Additional Documents" feature at the applicant portal; the file name format should follow this convention: LastName,FirstInitial_ngVLA.pdf. The deadline for receipt of complete applications is September 1, 2026. Please direct inquiries to . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PI77c375d5-

Description: Overview The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC), is a federally funded Special Purpose Government Agency, created to provide rent subsidies, and promote affordable housing for low-income persons residing in Salt Lake City . HASLC is the largest public housing authority in the state of Utah and the largest provider of Affordable Housing in the Salt Lake Valley. We currently assist over 10,000 individuals, who are seniors, persons with disabilities, children, previously homeless, and households with minimal income, a place to call home. General Purpose as Affordable Housing Case Manager The Affordable Housing Case Manager is responsible for managing their assign case load which includes documenting and monitoring continued eligibility of Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program participants, calculate rent levels and monitor program compliance while following written policies, procedures, and regulations. The Affordable Housing Case Manager position is performed entirely onsite at HASLC's main office in Salt Lake City, Utah. Benefits Health, Dental and Vision plan Life and Supplemental Life Insurance Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Vacation, Sick, Personal, and Paid Holidays Retirement Plan Education Assistance Employee Assistance Program Relocation Assistance for qualified candidates Essential Functions of Affordable Housing Case Manager Conduct initial, annual, and interim "re-examinations" of income and family composition through interviews and collection of documentation. Educating participants on the policies, procedures, and regulations of the program. Collects, reviews, verifies, and calculates income, assets, and deductions and maintain correspondence records. Accurately enter all housing and income related information into the software system in addition to maintaining complete and accurate files. Calculate housing assistance payment (HAP) and tenant rent portion in accordance with HUD regulations and housing authority policy - processing changes and notify participants and landlords of changes in rent or unit eligibility. Completes Rent Reasonable market study comparisons. Coordinate with HASLC Inspectors to schedule timely inspections Utilize HUD software, investigate allegations of fraud; provide complete and accurate files with summary and case analysis. Researches, investigates, and resolves concerns or complaints between landlords, participants, and the housing authority. Continuously provide timely and excellent customer service and support via email, text, and phone (with interpretation and translation services, when appropriate). Requirements: Desired Skills & Experience of Affordable Housing Case Manager High School diploma or equivalent, and two years' experience in social services, administrative/customer service, or a related housing industry position; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Self-starter with an ability to maintain organized records with efficiency and accuracy under pressure of deadlines, with interruptions. Effective conflict resolutions skills with a high degree of tact and diplomacy. Ability to work with confidential and sensitive information. Demonstrated ability to multitask and creative problem solving. Make accurate mathematical calculations. Accurately interpret and follow regulations relating to the HCV (Section 8) Program Work effectively with people from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Interpersonal skills with ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Demonstrated skills in Microsoft Office Suite software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) For more information about the position or benefits, contact Human Resources at or . Compensation details: 18.96-26.5 Hourly Wage PI9da77aaef5-