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    • Administrative Assistant II in UMass Dartmouth

      The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is accepting applications for an Administrative Assistant II in the Receiving and Stores Department.

    • Motor Equipment Mechanic II in UMass Dartmouth

      The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is accepting applications for a Motor Equipment Manager II in the Grounds Department.

    • Closes Aug 05 2026

      Tech Training & Adopt Spec in UMass Boston

      The Technology Training & Adoption Specialist is responsible for campus-wide technology training, digital fluency, and technology enablement initiatives for emerging technologies and enterprise tools introduced by the Office of the CIO. This role ensures that faculty, staff, and students are prepared to use technology effectively, responsibly, and confidently, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI), collaboration platforms, and innovation-driven tools (XR Technologies). Reporting to the Director for Emerging Technology, Innovation & Digital Accessibility, the Specialist focuses on instructional delivery, adoption support, and skills development, serving as the primary training lead within the emerging technologies portfolio. The role translates innovation initiatives into usable, accessible, and sustainable practices across the campus community.

    • Closes Aug 05 2026

      Emerging Technology Strategist in UMass Boston

      The Emerging Technology Strategist provides in-person technical, operational, and applied leadership for the evaluation, piloting, implementation, and day-to-day support of emerging technologies at the University of Massachusetts Boston. This role plays a critical function in translating innovation strategy into hands-on execution, ensuring that new technologies—particularly those related to artificial intelligence (AI), innovation platforms, and MakerSpace (3D Printing) environments are responsibly introduced, effectively supported, and positioned for broader institutional adoption. Reporting to the Director for Emerging Technology, Innovation & Digital Accessibility, the Strategist serves as the primary technical lead responsible for evaluating, piloting, implementing, and supporting emerging technologies and innovation initiatives. The position works closely with faculty, researchers, staff, students, and IT partners to support teaching, research, administrative workflows, and innovation programming. This position will also be responsible for maintaining the MakerSpace Studio’s 3D printers and other assistive technology.

    • Closes Aug 21 2026

      Public Service Coordinator in UMass Boston

      The Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management in the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston is dedicated to improving efficiency, effectiveness, governance, and accountability at all levels of government, with a particular focus on local and state government. Since its establishment at UMass Boston by the Commonwealth in 2008, the Center has provided a comprehensive set of services to hundreds of the Commonwealth’s cities, towns, school districts, and state agencies, as well as to a growing number of municipalities in other states. The Center’s work is guided by Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 75, Section 45, which provides the Center’s formal mission. Reporting to a Public Services Manager, the Public Services Coordinator will coordinate the work on projects in one or more of the practice areas within the Center. This includes client relations; data gathering and analysis; report writing and editing; and working with assigned teams or independently based on project needs. The Public Services Coordinator may be assigned to work on research, grant-writing, or other assignments as workload demands.

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