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Cook 1
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Charleston, OR
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| Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (OIMB) is hiring a Cook 1 to join the team where you'll get to cook amazing, creative food, and share your passion for students, staff, visiting groups, and for special events at the OIMB campus in Charleston, Oregon. |
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Director of Communications Partnerships
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Eugene, OR
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| (Internal Search Only) Join University Communications to connect strategic partnerships with communicators across the University of Oregon. As Director, you’ll foster collaboration, align messaging, and elevate key stories from academic and administrative units, supporting UO’s mission and building a connected community of communicators. |
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Benefits Coordinator
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Eugene, OR
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| (Hybrid eligible) Do you desire to work in a dynamic work environment? Are you passionate about helping people and finding solutions? Programs & Services is looking for a Benefits Coordinator who enjoys helping people and being the go-to person for all things benefits-related! Not only will you be responsible for administering statewide programs through enrollment, status changes, and annual open enrollment, but you will also get to provide information and assistance to faculty, staff, dependents, retirees, and beneficiaries regarding UO benefits. |
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Senior Director of Executive Communications
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Eugene, OR
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| Become a vital part of University Communications by leading the team responsible for executive communications at the University of Oregon. As Senior Director, you’ll shape impactful leadership messaging and protect the university’s reputation, joining a dedicated team in advancing UO’s mission. |
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Data Engineer 2
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Eugene, OR
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| (Hybrid eligible) Are you an inquisitive and flexible data enthusiast? Do you have a passion for supporting education and helping organizations mature and improve their use and availability of data for decision-making? If so, we want you to join our team at the University of Oregon! |
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Pro Tem Research Assistant
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Portland, OR
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| Applications are invited for a research associate position at the University of Oregon's Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health. This joint role involves 50% work in the LEAP Lab and 50% in the BEDS Lab, supporting various mental health and sleep studies in children and adolescents. Opportunities for research and scholarly presentations are available. |
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Community Director
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Eugene, OR
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| Are you passionate about fostering vibrant campus communities? Join University Housing as a Community Director and lead initiatives that enrich student life, promote inclusivity, and create lasting memories. Apply now to make a meaningful impact! |
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Career Instructor in Scenic Design
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Eugene, OR
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| The Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Oregon seeks a Career Instructor in Scenic Design. The successful candidate will teach 5 courses in Theatre Arts’ core curriculum, including but not limited to: Introduction to Design, Scenic Design, Scenic Painting, Property Design and Construction, Digital Graphics, and potential other areas of specific interest to students. |
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Semiconductor Program Director
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Eugene, OR
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| The Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program (KCGIP) at the Knight Campus trains students in the real-world knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in the industrial and research laboratory - and at the interview table. The Semiconductor Program Director will have primary responsibilities for: oversight of equipment and facilities used in experiential learning and research, integration of industry targeted core curriculum, instruction of a subset of program-specific courses, and internal stakeholder engagement. |
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Duck Rides Program Assistant
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Eugene, OR
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| Are you looking for a rewarding position at the University of Oregon? Are you an excellent driver? Do you want to mentor students? Duck Rides is a student-led organization dedicated to providing free and accessible transportation to all university students, staff, and faculty. Our program is committed to safety while providing excellent service to the UO campus community. |
