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Research Software Engineer, UD Institute for Data Science
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Newark, DE
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| The University of Delaware (UD) invites applications for a Research Software Engineer (RSE) to join the NSF AI Institute for Human-AI Cooperation (HAIC). The HAIC Institute (https://haicinstitute.org/) is a 5-year (2026-2031), $21.5 million, multi-institutional research initiative supported by the National Science Foundation. HAIC brings together researchers and partners to develop trustworthy AI that strengthens human expertise, shapes the future of rehabilitation and health care, and cultivates the next generation of leaders in AI. The RSE will work with HAIC researchers (from UD, University of Florida, University of Pennsylvania,Princeton University and other partner institutes) to build, validate, and maintain robust and scalable open-source software tools and cyberinfrastructure that support institute-wide research in artificial intelligence (including reinforcement learning and large vision-language models), biophysical digital twins, multimodal data processing, personalized rehabilitation, and human-AI symbiosis. The RSE will leverage high-performance computing (HPC) systems including University of Florida’s HiPerGator NVIDIA SuperPod and NSF funded NAIRR resources, and work extensively with research computing professionals and NVIDIA systems engineers. Software needs include supporting reproducible research, interfacing with real-time systems and databases, and translation of AI models for a variety of deployment settings. The RSE will join a growing cohort of RSE at UD, with coordinated professional development opportunities. |
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Post Doctoral Fellow, UD Institute for Data Science
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Newark, DE
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| The NSF AI Institute for Human-AI Cooperation (NSF HAIC) at the University of Delaware invites applications for multiple Postdoctoral Fellow positions funded through a $21.5 million, five-year NSF initiative involving UD, Delaware State University, the University of Florida, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, and other partners. Fellows will conduct foundational and/or applied AI research focused on multimodal data and adaptive machine learning, personalized decision-making and digital twins, and human-AI collaboration for applications such as neuromuscular rehabilitation. Fellows will collaborate across institutions with researchers in AI, machine learning, robotics, reinforcement learning, and data science and will have access to advanced research facilities, datasets, HPC systems, and specialized equipment. While UD will serve as the primary location, some Fellows may receive joint appointments with partner institutions and benefit from additional mentoring, facilities, and collaborative travel opportunities. These positions are supported by NSF Cooperative Agreement No. 2433450, with continuation dependent on performance and the availability of funding. |
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Academic Success Coach I, Office of the Provost
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Newark, DE
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| Academic Coaching & Tutoring (ACT) at the University of Delaware is seeking an enthusiastic, student-centered Academic Success Coach I (ASC I) to support undergraduate students in achieving their academic and personal goals.
The ASC I builds meaningful relationships with students through individualized, high-touch coaching and helps them develop practical strategies for time management, goal setting, study skills, learning strategies, and academic achievement. The position manages a student caseload, monitors academic progress, provides proactive outreach and intervention, and connects students with campus resources and support services based on their individual needs.
Working collaboratively with academic advisors, administrators, faculty, and campus partners, the ASC I supports student retention, persistence, and timely degree completion. The position also contributes to academic success workshops, student outreach and recruitment events, New Student Orientation and advising initiatives, and ACT’s tutoring programs.
This role is ideal for a collaborative professional who enjoys building relationships, solving problems, working with diverse student populations, and empowering students to develop the skills and confidence needed to reach their goals. |
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Program Manager, Experiential Learning and Student Success, Honors College
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Newark, DE
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| The Program Manager, Experiential Learning and Student Success provides leadership for initiatives that support Honors students beyond the first year as they pursue transformative educational experiences and prepare for life after graduation. |
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Part-Time Physical Education (PE) Teacher Wanted at The College School
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Newark, DE
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| The College School is seeking a dynamic and dedicated part-time Physical Education Teacher to join our team. This role involves delivering a physical education curriculum tailored to the needs of bright students who learn differently, in grades 1-8. The ideal candidate will have a passion for fostering physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship while ensuring an inclusive and supportive environment. |
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Farm Assistant III, Newark Farm
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Newark, DE
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| Under limited supervision of the Crops Unit Manager, the Farm Assistant performs and coordinates farm operations, maintenance work and repairs on University farm equipment, vehicles, machinery and buildings including heating, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, mechanic and masonry work. |
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International Admissions Counselor, Admissions Office
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Newark, DE
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| The International Admissions Counselor guides prospective students and families through the admissions process while building strong relationships from inquiry to enrollment. Review applications, deliver information sessions, and represent the university at high schools, college fairs, and events. This role involves abroad and domestic travel, relationship building with high schools, and collaboration with campus partners to support recruitment and yield initiatives. If you’re an energetic communicator who enjoys helping students navigate their college journey, this is an exciting opportunity to make a lasting impact. |
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Director, University International Enrollment
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Newark, DE
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| The Director of University International Enrollment leads UD’s global recruitment strategy, driving innovation, market visibility, and enrollment growth. As the University’s chief international enrollment expert, this role shapes a coordinated global presence, strengthens UD’s reputation, and advances strategic international initiatives. Join us in expanding UD’s global impact—apply today to help shape the future of international enrollment. |
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Part-time Patient Service Representative-UD Health NMPCC
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Newark, DE
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| UD Health is searching for a Patient Service Representative for the Nurse Manage Primary Care Clinic. |
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Administrative Specialist, Kinesiology & Applied Physiology
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Newark, DE
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| The Department of Kinesiology & Applied Physiology is recognized as one of the nation’s top doctoral programs by the National Academy of Kinesiology. It encompasses three undergraduate programs and six graduate programs, enrolling approximately 750 undergraduate students and 120 graduate students. The Department is supported by 43 faculty and professional staff, including PhD faculty who lead independent research programs with a combined $2.5 million in annual research expenditures. |
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Patient Services Specialist, College of Health Sciences
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Newark, DE
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| The Patient Services Specialist provides high-functioning administrative and operational support for UD Health and supports front- and back-office functions. The incumbent is responsible for evaluating effectiveness, identifying gaps, and recommending or implementing process improvements to ensure efficient operations and a high-quality patient experience. The incumbent applies established policies, procedures, and guidelines to address patient service and administrative issues, escalating complex matters as appropriate, and determines appropriate responses to inquiries from patients, families, leadership, insurance providers, and community partners. The position also supports patient intake processes, including medical billing information, insurance verification, and financial coordination. Operating with minimal supervision, this role requires initiative, problem-solving, and the consistent discretion and independent judgment on clinic related matters. May require travel between UD Health clinic locations based on business needs. |
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Limited Term Researcher, Department of Applied Economics and Statistics
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Newark, DE
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| The Department of Applied Economics and Statistics, at the University of Delaware, seeks a Limited Term Researcher of Conservation Delivery.
The position will be based in the USDA NRCS Missouri State Office in Columbia, Missouri and will work under the guidance of Kent D. Messer, Director of the Center for Behavioral and Experimental Agri-Environmental Research (CBEAR). The successful candidate will collaborate closely with USDA NRCS, Ducks Unlimited at both the Missouri and national levels, and a network of applied researchers to improve conservation program delivery through behavioral science.
This is a rare opportunity to help establish one of the first embedded behavioral science programs within USDA conservation delivery while contributing to applied research with national relevance. |
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Post Doctoral Researcher, College of Health Sciences
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Newark, DE
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| The Treatment Efficacy and Language Learning Lab is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to serve as a clinical research manager under the supervision of Dr. Amanda Owen Van Horne. The successful candidate in Dr. Owen Van Horne’s lab will coordinate research funded by the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and the University of Delaware. We are in the final year of work a clinical trial focused on grammar intervention and uptake of therapy practices by parents and clinicians, as well as research on family support groups for children with DLD. Our lab uses quantitative and qualitative approaches, elicited production, naturalistic language sample analysis, and eye tracking methods.
The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, resourceful; and has excellent data management and analysis skills, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to multi-task. Knowledge of online sentence processing, morphosyntax development, and/or developmental language disorder would also be a plus. It is important for the candidate to be able to work both independently and as part of a team and to be able to build and establish rapport with individuals from a variety of backgrounds.
The budgeted salary range corresponds to 30E pay scale in alignment with NIH postdoctoral salaries and will follow NIH pay scales. The position is offered as a one-year contract renewable dependent upon performance and available funding. It offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, and retirement contributions. Immediate start date available, temporary remote work possible if needed. |
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Business Administrator I, College of Engineering, Corporate Partnership
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Newark, DE
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| The Business Administrator I will support the College of Engineering’s efforts to engage with corporate partners in areas of workforce development, technical services, and sponsored research. |
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Administrative Specialist, Mechanical Engineering
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Newark, DE
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| The Administrative Specialist serves as the first line response for these programs providing quality customer service to a variety of stakeholders and ensuring general support using in-depth knowledge of University policies. The position interacts with faculty, students, College and University administrators, industry program sponsors, vendors, other educational institutions, alumni and government agencies as necessary to exchange information and/or solve problems and other issues. The Administrative Specialist uses initiative, independent judgment and decision-making skills in carrying out the essential functions of the position.
Under the limited direction of the Mechanical Engineering Business Administrator, the Department Chair, and Senior Design Faculty, the Administrative Specialist is responsible for the administration of the Mechanical Engineering capstone MEEG401 and MEEG402 Senior Design courses and selected related events, the ME Alumni Committee and events, administration of the CBER NSF REU program, member of the Mechanical Engineering Publicity Committee, and support of varied Mechanical Engineering events. |
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Digital Marketing Specialist
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Newark, DE
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| The University of Delaware's Graduate College is seeking a Digital Marketing Specialist I to join its Recruitment Marketing team. This role manages and scales paid search, display, and paid social campaigns (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn) to meet enrollment goals across 200-plus graduate programs, while producing content and supporting CRM-driven nurture campaigns. The ideal candidate brings hands-on digital advertising experience, strong analytical skills, and familiarity with Slate CRM or similar tools. Bachelor's degree and four years of digital marketing experience required; higher education marketing experience preferred. |
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Misc Wage, Administrative, Animal & Food Science
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Newark, DE
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| Under direct supervision of the department Business Administrator, the Administrative Assistant provides a high level of confidential administrative support to the Chair and the Business Administrator in oversight of daily operations within the Department of Animal and Food Sciences (ANFS). This position provides a wide range of support and services within and outside the Department, coordinates various events, and manages special projects inclusive of but not limited to financial processing. In this busy work environment, critical thinking, multi-tasking, independent judgment, and confidentiality are required. |
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Post Doctoral Researcher, Song Lab
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Newark, DE
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| We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our laboratory, which focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms of post-transcriptional regulation during early development using sea urchin embryos and mammalian cells as models. |
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Program Assistant, College of Education & Human Development
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Newark, DE
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| Under the direction of the Associate Director, the part-time program assistant supports the implementation of initiatives within CEETP designed to strengthen educator preparation pathways, enhance student success, and expand the teacher workforce pipeline. The coordinator assists with the planning and execution of recruitment activities, student engagement opportunities, and grant funded initiatives while providing operational support for programs at CEETP. This is a part-time, non-benefited miscellaneous wage position. |
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Administrative Specialist, Office of the President
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Newark, DE
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| The Administrative Specialist provides high-level administrative, operational, and project coordination support to the Director of Presidential Operations and the Office of the President. |