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Executive Housekeeper (Part Time)
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Troy, NY
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| This part-time Executive Housekeeper position involves performing a variety of housekeeping duties at the residence of the President of Rensselaer, adhering to established standards and procedures. Responsibilities include maintaining the home's cleanliness and organization, periodically inventorying supplies and equipment, and investigating new cleaning tools and making recommendations to the House Manager. Candidates must be comfortable with dogs, as the home is pet-friendly with two resident dogs, and occasional pets from visitors and family. Proven experience, strong organizational skills, and discretion are essential. |
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Front of House Associate (~30 hours / week)
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Troy, NY
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| As a member of the Front of House team, the Front of House Associate will assist the staff in overseeing student event staff in the areas of building preparation (set up / load out) of common spaces and Studio Beta; general Box Office matters; and guest services. |
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Research and Facilities Specialist (Darrin Freshwater Institute)
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Bolton Landing, NY
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| The Darrin Freshwater Institute (DFWI), a research and education facility of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Research and Facilities Specialist to join our dynamic team in Bolton Landing, NY. This is an exciting opportunity to play a pivotal role in supporting and enhancing the Institute's research, education, and outreach activities focused on freshwater ecosystems. |
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Manager of Campaign and Special Projects
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Troy, NY
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| The Manager of Campaign and Special Projects, reporting to the Associate Vice President of Development and Campaign Director (Associate Vice President), serves as a project manager for Rensselaer’s Comprehensive Campaign. The Campaign Manager is responsible for monitoring campaign performance, overseeing campaign reporting, preparing campaign timelines and coordinating the volunteer campaign structure. The Campaign Manager also supports the Associate Vice President and the Vice President of Institute Advancement in the preparation of campaign activity and campaign reports for university leadership including the university’s Board of Trustees. |
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Electrician or Sr. Electrician
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Troy, NY
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The Electrician performs assignments involving repair, maintenance, troubleshooting and installations of electrical equipment and electrical distribution systems. Participates in on-call rotation in accordance with standard operating procedures. |
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Administrative Specialist
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Troy, NY
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| The Lally School of Management has two Administrative Specialist openings. View posting for the details! |
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Sr. Program Administrator, Digital Gaming
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Troy, NY
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| The Program Administrator, Sr manages activities of the Center of Excellence in Digital Game Development at RPI, also known as the Digital Gaming Hub. This is a grant funded position.
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Lead Business Administrator
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Troy, NY
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| The Lead Business Administrator will oversee assigned business functions in the School of Engineering. The Lead Business Administrator will be responsible for overseeing financial management of research in the portfolio including building processes and tools to assist faculty and portfolio leadership with planning and forecasting. The Administrator will be responsible for following Institute and sponsor guidelines for spending and budgeting, as well as responsible for preparing complex financial forecasts and reports. The Administrator is also responsible for providing analysis and forecasts for assigned business units, for monitoring education & general, designated, and restricted funds, and for preparation of other specific information, analyses, and reports as required by portfolio leadership and faculty investigators. |
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Assistant Dean, Student Success and Belonging
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Troy, NY
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| The Assistant Dean for Student Success and Belonging is responsible for providing leadership and direction of Student Success initiatives. The Assistant Dean collaborates with other portfolio areas throughout Student Life and across the Institute to advance efforts to foster the academic success for underrepresented minority students. The Assistant Dean provides leadership in developing and implementing programs and policies, which support the Institute’s vision for the recruitment, matriculation, success, and graduation of students who come from underrepresented backgrounds. |
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Director, Student Activities
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Troy, NY
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| The Director of Student Activities develops and directs comprehensive student involvement and activities programs that inspire school spirit, amplify the RPI student experience, and support the unique student-staff partnership that characterizes the operation of the Rensselaer Union. |
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Operations Specialist, Financial Aid Office
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Troy, NY
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| The Operations Specialist is responsible for responding to financial aid inquiries from prospective and current students and families as well as assisting in creating and updating student financial aid records. |
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Director, Marketing & Fan Engagement
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Troy, NY
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| The Director of Marketing and Fan Engagement manages the Institution's athletic marketing programs and collaborates with Institutional staff on annual signature events (i.e. Homecoming & Reunion, Family Weekend, etc.). The Director is responsible for both print and digital marketing campaigns that support revenue generation and publicity across all 23 RPI Athletics teams. Additionally, the Director manages the game-day event operations for all home football and hockey contests. |
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Associate Director, Research Computing
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Troy, NY
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| The Associate Director, Research Computing provides leadership and vision for the development, support and maintenance of campus research computing and cloud services, including high performance and quantum computing. This also includes customer support for system enhancements and day-to-day operations for users, system integration, and development/rollout of technical solutions. |
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Director of Athletics Communication
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Troy, NY
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| The Director of Athletics Communications performs a variety of communication assignments related to media relations, game coverage, website maintenance, and social media platforms. The Director of Athletics Communications will also be responsible for the compilation of historical information and records for Rensselaer’s 23 varsity athletic programs, while also serving as a liaison with Rensselaer’s staff, student-athletes, and internal and external constituents, as well as the NCAA, Liberty League, and ECAC Hockey. |
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Manager, Advancement Communications
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Troy, NY
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| The Manager of Advancement Communications is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day marketing and communications activity within Institute Advancement, providing communications support and management for planned giving, annual giving, regional and constituent development, alumni engagement (including the RAA as needed), and events. |
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Director, Workforce Systems (HRIS)
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Troy, NY
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| The Director, Workforce Systems and Analytics is responsible for providing strategic leadership and guidance for HR system implementation, optimization, and workforce analytics to support organizational goals and drive human resources department strategies. The Director will serve as technical and analytical leader to the department to drive the use of technology and analytics in support of the department's human capital improvement efforts and the overall employee experience. The Director is the champion for all HR system assessments, implementations, and optimization efforts. The Director will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting HR data. The Director will use this data to provide workforce-related insights to HR leaders, HR Centers of Excellence (COEs) and key stakeholders. |
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Computational Science Engineering Researchers (2024 - 25)
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Troy, NY
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| Apply for consideration for one or more research staff positions as they become available through the end of the year. |
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Energy, Environment and Smart Systems Researchers (2024-25)
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Troy, NY
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| The research leaders who work, study, and innovate at Rensselaer share a common focus: unearthing new opportunities for solving the 21st century’s most challenging problems.
Right now, more than 6.5 billion people are competing for the Earth’s dwindling supply of fossil fuels. By 2050, there will be 8 to 10 billion, and major advances in energy technology will be required to meet their needs. Rensselaer has faced that challenge by launching and expanding programs in renewable energy sources and energy conservation. |
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Media, Arts, and Social Sciences Researchers (2024-25)
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Troy, NY
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| Building on Rensselaer’s long tradition of innovation at the intersection of science, technology and the arts, our attention is turned to emerging needs at the human/technology interface.
Whether the focus is on multi-modal virtual environments, interactive data displays, intelligent human/environment interfaces, synthetic characters, or social robotics, Rensselaer researchers draw from cutting-edge resources: the $200 million Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC), the petascale supercomputer at the Center for Computational Innovation (CCI), and an artificially intelligent computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language, the first IBM Watson system ever given to an educational institution.
Students learn to speak Chinese through the Mandarin Project’s virtual reality, synthetic intelligent characters and gamification. The Collaborative-Research Augmented Immersive Virtual Environment Laboratory (CRAIVE-Lab) brings scientific data into visual focus, and CAIRA (the Creative Artificially-Intuitive and Reasoning Agent) uses music recognition and logic-based reasoning to conduct distributed musicians, for example. |
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Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials Researchers (2024-25)
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Troy, NY
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| Our excellence in Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials builds from the fundamental understanding—experimental, theoretical, and computational - of the underlying atomic and molecular properties of a wide range of nanostructured materials. We now are developing robust, affordable, and sustainable methods for manufacturing new functional hybrid materials, and the hierarchical systems and products based upon them. |