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Testing & Cutover Coordinator
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Alabama
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| The Testing & Cutover Coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing ERP testing and go-live readiness activities for the University of Alabama in Huntsville’s ERP Modernization program. This role serves as the central point of coordination for system testing and cutover planning, ensuring that testing activities are structured, comprehensive, and aligned to program milestones, while go-live readiness activities are carefully orchestrated across functional, technical, integration, data conversion, and change management workstreams.
The Testing & Cutover Coordinator will work closely with the ERP implementation partner, project leadership, business process owners, technical teams, and campus stakeholders to ensure testing execution is successful, issues are managed appropriately, and the transition to production is executed in a controlled and coordinated manner.
This is a limited-term appointment. Continuation of employment will be contingent upon the availability of funding post go-live of the ERP Modernization. |
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Proposal Development Specialist
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Alabama
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| The Proposal Development Specialist performs three main duties: 1) review and analysis of written research proposals by UAH research personnel, providing strategic and tactical feedback for maximum competitiveness; 2) leading the Weekly Funding Bulletin publishing efforts by supervising the graduate students and working on the WFB; and 3) managing various aspects of the office (supplies, purchase-card reconciliations, travel authorization, etc.).
The successful applicant will support proposal development through research, planning, developing, organizing, writing, and editing of highly technical proposals before submission in support of research at UAH. The successful applicant will also be expected to gain fluency in and maintain a library of agency-specific (NSF, NIH, DoD, NASA, etc.) proposal guidebooks and associated materials to ensure successful proposal compliance. |
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Research Scientist VI, Step 1-4
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Alabama
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| This position serves as a Subject Matter Expert responsible for analyzing, extracting, and maintaining complex engineering design data DEVCOM's enterprise Product Data Management (ePDM) system to build precise Technical Data Package Lists (TDPLs). Performs rigorous technical reviews of Army Missile spare parts and vendor source histories to ensure strict compliance with government data rights, export control markings, and procurement regulations. Additionally, the role identifies technical documentation deficiencies to initiate Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) and collaborates across program offices to streamline acquisition lead times. |
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The Regional Autism Network Family Navigator (RAN)
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Alabama
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| The Regional Autism Network Family Navigator (RAN) will serve as a regional subject-matter expert and specialized Family Navigator for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), providing high-acuity navigation, systems coordination, and evidence-based guidance to individuals and families as they coordinate and navigate complex healthcare, educational, developmental, and community service systems. The position identifies and addresses systemic barriers and resource gaps, develops individualized pathways to diagnostic, therapeutic, and support services, and strengthens regional service capacity through strategic partnerships, data analysis, research, public education, and professional training. The position also supports organizational excellence by maintaining accurate program data and records, developing and implementing standardized navigation practices, mentoring staff and partners, and translating emerging ASD research, program data, and regulatory requirements into accessible resources and actionable guidance for families, service providers, and community stakeholders. |
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Weekend Custodial Supervisor
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Alabama
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| The Custodial Supervisor is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations department, which is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of each of the University’s 90+ buildings and 500 acres. Under the direction of the Assistant Director and Director of Building Services, the Custodial Supervisor directs, supervises, provides training, and inspects the work of custodial employees daily, ensuring that all University buildings are properly cleaned and maintained at the highest possible standards by the most efficient utilization of personnel, equipment, materials, and supplies. The employee's duties will be performed full-time during the Weekend Shift (Friday/Saturday/Sunday). |
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Assistant Construction Project Manager
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Alabama
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| The Assistant Construction Project Manager provides critical field coordination and administrative support for planning, design, and construction projects by assisting with site logistics, project execution, contract administration, stakeholder communication, and project closeout. This position ensures projects are delivered efficiently on campus, records are meticulously maintained, and all activities comply with university standards and state regulatory requirements. |
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Custodian
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Alabama
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| The Custodian is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations department, which is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of the University. As a Custodian, the employee's primary responsibility is to maintain the cleanliness of the University's buildings. The employee’s duties will be performed full-time within the second shift hours (2:00 PM - 10:45 PM). This position is eligible for a shift differential rate of $1.50 an hour. |
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UAH APEX Accelerator Advisor
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Alabama
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| The UAH APEX Accelerator Advisor will serve in an on-call capacity for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to advise clients on strategies to enter and grow in the government contracting markets (local, state, and federal). To participate in marketing and the expansion of current SBDC/APEX offerings and provide training/professional development classes. The incumbent will serve as an advocate of UAH SBDC/APEX for the entrepreneurial ecosystem and business community in support of economic development. |
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Teacher I/II
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Alabama
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| The UAH Early Learning Center blends best practices from early childhood education, child development, early childhood special education, and integrated therapy to give all children a firm foundation for their future. The learning environment is designed to promote and allow for multidimensional growth: socially, cognitively, physically, and emotionally. The selected candidate will be working within the RISE School, which strives to provide a curriculum that fosters self-confidence, self-esteem, independence, and curiosity within an inclusive environment that brings together traditional learners and learners with exceptional needs.
The Teacher will provide instruction to all children through the planning and implementation of intentional and purposeful interactions. Children should be engaged in developmentally appropriate activities in a child-centered inclusive classroom, and supervise assistants, students, interns, and volunteers assigned to the class. |
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HR Administrative Specialist
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Alabama
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| It’s an exciting time to join the Office of Human Resources at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. We are seeking a proactive HR Administrative Specialist to serve as the primary administrative partner to the CHRO and human resources leadership team. In this role, you will go beyond traditional HR tasks to manage operational workflows, manage the department budget and billing, administer the employee tuition assistance program, and lead the organization and execution of major campus HR events.
The ideal candidate functions with a high degree of autonomy, financial accuracy, discretion, confidentiality, tact, and professionalism. Commitment to operational excellence and a continuous improvement mindset is a must. |
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Research Associate III, S1
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Alabama
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| The Research Associate will perform research, drug design, and experimental research involving synthetic organic chemistry, small-molecule and peptidomimetic synthesis, purification, and characterization. Performs metabolite identification and bioanalytical chemistry to evaluate new chemical entities (NCEs) and their metabolites using spectroscopic and spectrometric techniques. The incumbent will also analyze and interpret research data and prepare materials for presentations, peer-reviewed publications, and project reporting using specialized chemistry, scientific, desktop publishing, and AI-based tools.
Duties/Responsibilities
• Perform research, drug design, and experimental/benchwork that includes synthetic organic chemistry, purification and characterization of small molecules, metabolite identification, and bioanalytical chemistry.
• Duties include synthesizing small molecules and peptidomimetics and characterizing new chemical entities (NCEs) and their metabolites using spectroscopic and spectrometric tools.
• Analyze data for presentations, prepare peer-reviewed publications, and manage project reporting using desktop publishing software like MS Office Suite, MNova, Molecular Operating Environment (MOE), ChemDraw, SciFinder, BioRender, and AI-based chemistry tools.
• Manage inventory and restock lab supplies.
• Provide lab supervision to undergraduate and graduate students. |
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Research Scientist III Step 2 ODSI
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Alabama
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| The selected candidate will support the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) within the Earth Systems Science Center. This role focuses on advancing data science capabilities to support NASA Earth science data management, access, and dissemination.
This role is suited for candidates with a strong research and computational background who can operate effectively across disciplinary boundaries and contribute to both scientific discovery and operational system development within NASA Earth science programs.
ODSI evaluates trends across data science and informatics communities to inform strategic direction and develop effective, scalable solutions. The office also provides a user-centered perspective on how Earth science data are represented, communicated, and utilized. The position contributes to cross-disciplinary collaboration aimed at improving all phases of the Earth science data lifecycle, including policy, engineering, workflows, and information delivery. |
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Research Associate III BDEC Technical Remote Sensing
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Alabama
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| The UAH Lab for Applied Science (LAS), under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC) in Huntsville, Alabama, is seeking a highly motivated Research Associate to support the Biological Diversity and Ecological Conservation (BDEC) research and application activities at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
This is an exciting opportunity to help advance one of NASA’s most compelling Earth science efforts: using satellite observations, models, in situ data, and geospatial analysis to better understand the richness of life on Earth, how and why it is changing, and how that knowledge can be translated into practical conservation action. The position will focus on technical aspects of remote sensing applications, including Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), imaging spectroscopy, and thermal, to support NASA BDEC activities through Earth observation analysis from satellite and airborne platforms, product development, and applied tools that help researchers and decision-makers respond to ecological change.
This Research Associate will contribute to the development, testing, and refinement of remote sensing workflows, including AI and foundation-model approaches that leverage NASA's Prithvi Foundation model, or others, in support of BDEC’s mission to better connect NASA Earth observations to various stakeholders, including scientists and land managers. Work will include processing and analyzing multi-source satellite data, building and evaluating data products, and supporting the translation of research outputs into practical, user-oriented tools and services. The role will also support cross-center collaboration, technical coordination, and capacity-building activities tied to BDEC’s priorities.
BDEC is designed to bridge NASA Earth science and on-the-ground decision-making by helping scientists, land and water managers, and conservation partners turn observations into action. |
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Senior Research Technician, Step 1
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Alabama
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| This position provides engineering expertise in measurement science, instrumentation,
and experimental design in support of Research Institute-sponsored research programs.
The position will develop, implement, and evaluate measurement and data-acquisition
techniques, including thermal, optical, material-response, circuit/signal, and high-speed
measurement systems. Responsibilities include selecting and integrating
instrumentation, designing custom measurement and triggering solutions,
troubleshooting experimental systems, and conducting calibration, noise analysis, and
performance characterization. The position will support laboratory and field testing by
developing and validating experimental configurations prior to deployment, helping
reduce technical risk and improve the quality and reliability of research data. The
incumbent will also collaborate with research teams to develop new and innovative
instrumentation and measurement approaches to meet emerging research
requirements. |
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Research Associate III BDEC Enviro Economics & Remote Sensing
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Alabama
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| The UAH Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC), based in Huntsville, Alabama, is seeking a highly motivated Research Associate to support the Biological Diversity and Ecological Conservation (BDEC) research and application activities at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
This is an exciting opportunity to help advance one of NASA’s most compelling Earth science efforts: using satellite observations, models, in situ data, and geospatial analysis to better understand the richness of life on Earth, how and why it is changing, and how that knowledge can be translated into practical conservation action. The position will focus on both implementing Economic Impact Assessments (EIA) and conducting remote sensing analyses to support BDEC activities by integrating EIA into both new and existing projects across the BDEC portfolio. This position will work closely with BDEC VC scientists and end-users as well as other experts in EIA across NASA.
This Research Associate will contribute to the development, testing, and refinement of EIAs that support BDEC’s mission to better connect NASA Earth observations to various stakeholders, including scientists and land managers. Work will include designing and implementing economic impact assessments, which may entail interviews with stakeholders, running economic models, among other activities. The role will also support cross-center collaboration, technical coordination, and capacity-building activities tied to BDEC activities. Processing of satellite remote sensing datasets to support tasks for data production is also expected for this position. |
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Occupational Therapist
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Alabama
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| We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Pediatric Occupational Therapist to join our interdisciplinary team. The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to enhancing the lives of children through individualized occupational therapy services that promote physical, emotional, and developmental growth. The Occupational Therapist will provide therapeutic services to children with fine motor, handwriting, dressing, feeding, and sensory issues. The incumbent will consult classroom teachers and parents on how to appropriately help the child progress in his/her development. |
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Speech Language Pathologist
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Alabama
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| The Speech Language Pathologist will provide therapeutic services to children with language, speech, or hearing disorders and to consult classroom teachers and parents on how to appropriately help the child progress in his/her communicative development. |
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Research Scientist II EarthRISE Economic Impact/Economist
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Alabama
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| The EarthRISE Project Office, within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC), is seeking a highly motivated environmental economist with applied experience in economic modeling for environmental impact outcomes, to join the Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) team. This Research Scientist position will play a key role in the team by developing models for impact assessment of Earth observation-driven services portfolio and supporting capacity development activities for other programs in Earth Action. The position will also be responsible for supporting the EIA lead in conducting deep dive assessments of existing services and tools.
A successful candidate will have a strong background in the fields of economic modeling and econometrics, with basic knowledge in remote sensing and GIS techniques. As part of our diverse, highly dynamic group, you will work side-by-side with a team of exceptional scientists with diverse backgrounds to translate Earth observation services end-use into economic outcomes.
Operating within Earth Action, the EarthRISE project office focuses on developing last-mile solutions, improving coordinated action across NASA Earth Science, and fostering workforce development. EarthRISE develops applied Earth observation solutions that support state, local, tribal, territorial, federal, and private-sector decision-makers across key Earth science application areas, including agriculture and food security. |
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Custodian
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Alabama
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| The Custodian is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations department, which is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of the University. As a Custodian, the employee's primary responsibility is to maintain the cleanliness of the University's buildings. The employee’s duties will be performed full-time during the second shift hours (eligible for a shift differential of $1.50 per hour) (2:00 PM - 10:45 PM). |
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Research Associate I, Step 2
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Alabama
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| The selected on-call Research Associate candidate will support the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC) at UAH. The NASA Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program acquires, evaluates, catalogs, and archives commercial satellite data assets to be discoverable alongside NASA mission data. The Data Management (DM) Team is responsible for acquiring, managing, and distributing data procured through the program.
This position will provide additional operational support for the NASA CSDA DM Operations & Informatics Team(Ops), focusing mainly on off-hours (weekends, holidays, and other than 9 am-5 pm M-F) CSDA rapid and low-latency tasking requests. When not responding to urgent requests, this position will provide basic Ops support as well. The position will be flexible with a minimum of 10 hours/week and not exceeding 20 hours/week.
ODSI evaluates trends across data science and informatics communities to inform strategic direction and develop effective, scalable solutions. The office also provides a user-centered perspective on how Earth science data are represented, communicated, and utilized. The position contributes to cross-disciplinary collaboration aimed at improving all phases of the Earth science data lifecycle, including policy, engineering, workflows, and information delivery. |