Are you passionate about research, innovation, and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence? Join the Sponsored Project Administrative Services (SPAS) team as a Junior Project Manager and AI Analyst and help advance impactful research and externally funded projects through effective project coordination, data-driven decision-making, and responsible application of AI technologies. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to high-impact research, support innovative solutions, and help shape the future of research administration. If you thrive in a collaborative environment, enjoy solving complex challenges, and are excited about leveraging emerging technologies to improve research outcomes, we encourage you to apply. Bring your research expertise, project management skills, and AI experience to the SPAS team and help drive research excellence and innovation across the University, Alaska and beyond!

The College of Indigenous Studies is looking for a strategic leader who is committed to improving the accessibility and success of Indigenous peoples if this is you please apply here!!

The College of Natural Science and Mathematics is seeking a dynamic, outgoing, multi-talented candidates to develop marketing content, manage outreach campaigns and guide prospective students.

The Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Preparedness (ACCAP) invites applications for a highly skilled and energetic program manager. The person in this position will be the primary point of contact for ACCAP from both science and partner communities in a dynamic and collaborative work environment. The individual will coordinate/facilitate and contribute to research and products developed by the ACCAP team. Work is performed under general direction. Assignments are only outlined. Some travel is required. ACCAP is grant funded since 2006 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and is one of several Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessment (RISA) Program nation-wide. ACCAP works to build healthy and thriving Alaska communities, economies and ecosystems in a changing climate. We are committed to building partnerships that make climate-related science directly relevant to preparedness, management, and decision making. We place high priority on research and action with a holistic perspective in supporting and building capacity in rural Alaska communities based on community defined goals, values, and priorities. ACCAP is housed within the International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks. More information about ACCAP can be found at: http://www.accap.uaf.edu

An instructor or assistant professor of Welding will instruct students in all manor of welding, skills associated with welding, and conduct instruction both for the university and community in welding and related fields.

This position is funded through the NSF Engines: Critical Mineral Accelerator Engine in Alaska, supported by the U.S. The National Science Foundation. The aim of this fellowship is to assist Dr. Sean Regan and Dr. Florian Hofmann in the study of critical mineral fingerprinting using U-Pb-TREE analysis from modern river catchments in Alaska. The immediate study will focus on characterizing detrital zircon from streams draining variably mineralized catchments and developing chemical proxies to assess mineral prospectivity. This will include the development of innovative methodology and theory that isolates specific petrogenetic processes specific to mineralization. However, other research questions will also be pursued, including optimization of newly installed instrumentation for U-Pb-TREE analysis, including the development of routines, alternative mineral phases, and applications. Fellows will be encouraged to pursue their own research questions as well.