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Custodian	Eugene, OR
The Custodian position is responsible for maintaining clean, safe and sanitary conditions in and around the Erb Memorial Union (EMU). Duties include sanitation of restrooms; floor and window care; cleaning of the building, dining areas, and all surrounding grounds; emptying garbage and recycling; assisting with general maintenance of the facility, and providing excellent customer service to all EMU staff and visitors. This position will work a schedule of Sunday-Thursday 8:00p-4:30a. The Custodian will demonstrate and promote effective and respectful communication with staff, management, building users, and other campus departments. The person in this position will exhibit appropriate behavior in the workplace, creating a respectful work environment. This position reports to the Custodial Services Manager. Work Conditions and Physical Demands Physical demands include overhead work on ladders, heavy lifting (potentially up to 50+ lbs), stair climbing, bending, stretching, reaching, squatting, kneeling, pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying, extensive walking on hard smooth finishes as well as uneven surfaces and prolonged periods of exertion. Work conditions may be in freezers, coolers, basement spaces, noisy areas, inclement weather, and/or dimly lit spaces. Work may require clean-up of bodily fluids. Essential Personnel Weather/nature conditions change rapidly in the Pacific Northwest. As a result, there are certain personnel who are considered required at all times to maintain the continuity of critical operations and business during and after a disaster or natural event. This position is one of those necessitating that the employee make every reasonable effort to arrive at campus at their regularly scheduled times unless otherwise notified by their supervisor. Essential personnel must provide reliable and current contact information at all times.
Pro Tem Instructor/Lecturer (Education Studies) - Open Pool	Eugene, OR	30 Jun 2027
The Department of Education Studies invites applications for Pro Tem Instructors and Lecturers.
Communications Coordinator	Portland, OR
Join the Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health at the University of Oregon as a Communications Coordinator and help advance a groundbreaking mission to expand equitable access to behavioral health support for children and families. Based at the UO Portland campus, this position offers an opportunity to support the nation’s first undergraduate program in child behavioral health by creating engaging content that highlights the institute’s academic programs, research, community partnerships, and impact. Working collaboratively with faculty, staff, students, and community partners, the Communications Coordinator will develop and distribute communications across digital and print platforms, maintain website content, create social media posts, promote events, support communications campaigns, and track audience engagement. The ideal candidate thrives in a collaborative environment, manages multiple projects effectively, and is committed to equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Help tell the stories that advance the Ballmer Institute’s vision of ensuring all children have the support they need to thrive.
Pro Tem Instructor (Honors College) - Open Pool	Eugene, OR	22 Oct 2027
The Clark Honors College invites applications for Pro Tem Instructor positions in undergraduate arts and letters, social science, and natural science. The pool is for part-time, temporary, limited-duration teaching appointments not to exceed one year, but with the possibility of renewal for up to three years.
Pro Tem Research Assistant	Eugene, OR
The Streisfeld lab in the Institute of Ecology and Evolution invites applicants to join a vibrant research program in plant evolutionary biology.
Assistant Teaching Professor of Korean Language	Eugene, OR
The University of Oregon and Department of East Asian Languages & Literature is accepting applications for a funding-contingent Assistant Teaching Professor of Korean Language, supported by the Korea Foundation. The Teaching professor will develop curriculum and coordination of courses from the beginning to advanced levels, advise students, supervise Graduate Employees, and collaborate with Korea-related initiatives in support of instructional and academic goals.
Assistant Director, Student Government Engagement and Success	Eugene, OR
Join the Student Life Experiential Learning and Engagement portfolio as the Assistant Director of Student Government Engagement and Success (SGES). This position helps to guide the high-impact activities and initiatives sponsored by the University’s Student Government Association (SGA) and more than 230 SGA-recognized student organizations, ensuring compliance, policy adherence, and risk management. Reporting to the Director of SGES, this position interprets and enforces university, state, and federal regulations, oversees the annual Incidental Fee allocation process (~$11M), and manages risk, event safety, and records compliance, while also supervising professional staff, advising student leaders, and driving continuous improvement of departmental services. This is an excellent opportunity for a higher education professional to step into a position of significant leadership and influence, shaping policy, mentoring student leaders, and helping guide the future of student engagement at UO.
Operations Manager	Eugene, OR
Join Our Team as Operations Manager Are you a highly organized professional who thrives in a fast-paced, relationship-driven environment? We are seeking an experienced Operations Manager to lead the day-to-day operations of our External Relations Office, supporting fundraising, alumni engagement, and strategic initiatives. In this dynamic role, you'll oversee office operations, budgets, reporting, board administration, and staff supervision while partnering closely with university leaders, donors, alumni, and community stakeholders. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys balancing strategy and execution, building effective processes, and contributing to the success of a mission-focused organization. Primarily in-office, M-F; some evening and weekend work required.
UOAA Accounting Manager	Eugene, OR
(Hybrid eligible in Eugene) Make an impact beyond the numbers. The Accounting Manager serves as a trusted financial partner supporting the University of Oregon Alumni Association's mission and long-term sustainability. This role combines strategic financial leadership, nonprofit accounting expertise, and meaningful collaboration with colleagues who are passionate about advancing alumni engagement and philanthropy.
Acoustical Research Engineer	Portland, OR
University of Oregon Acoustics Research Laboratory seeks a qualified Acoustical Research Engineer to work at a growing nationally recognized acoustics research laboratory where you can apply advanced engineering skills, contribute to innovative research in acoustics and vibration, and collaborate with leading researchers and industry partners on impactful real-world projects. https://oarl.uoregon.edu/
Duck Athletic Fund Communications Director	Eugene, OR
Working closely with the Assistant Athletic Director, Development and Athletic Department Marketing Team, the communications director will support the execution of Duck Athletic Fund and Athletic Ticket Office marketing and communications initiatives including emerging annual giving campaigns, digital marketing, and brand development. The principal responsibility of the communications director is to coordinate, create, develop, and implement marketing campaigns to attract, acquire and retain donors and ticket office customers through print, social media, email, and web-based marketing channels. This position will assist and manage the Duck Athletic Fund’s brand and communication strategy in alignment with the department’s overall brand strategy. The communications director will also support fundraising efforts, including direct mail, email, crowdfunding, day of giving, and annual giving stewardship. Additionally, the communications director will be responsible for the design and production of DAF and ticket office collateral materials including letters, emails, proposals, event invitations and stewardship pieces. This position will also oversee the Duck Athletic Fund/Athletic Ticket Office website, social media, and other creative digital opportunities. Special Requirements: • Valid driver’s license and the ability to obtain UO Drivers Certification. • Must also be willing to work weekends and have occasional travel.
Postdoctoral Scholar	Eugene, OR
Join Dr. Ilana Umansky’s research team in the University of Oregon College of Education as a postdoctoral scholar and contribute to a groundbreaking, Spencer Foundation-funded project exploring how dual language education can expand opportunities and reduce inequities in high schools. Beginning September 2027, this hybrid position offers hands-on experience with rigorous quantitative research, close collaboration with College of Education faculty and school district partners, mentorship in bilingual education and policy, opportunities for scholarly publication, and a flexible work environment in Eugene, Oregon.
Flex Community Director	Eugene, OR
Join us as a Flex Community Director and make an impact across campus housing! This live-in leadership role provides flexible community support, leads special projects, and helps create a thriving, inclusive residential experience for students. Ideal for adaptable professionals who excel in dynamic environments and are passionate about student success.
Director of Creative Content	Eugene, OR
The Director of Multimedia Integration (Director) will be responsible for several aspects crucial to sustaining the success of the University of Oregon athletics department. This position is responsible for creating and executing a creative/branding, digital, and social media strategy for Oregon Athletics by guiding a team to design and execute creative content to drive and enhance revenue through fan engagement, brand awareness, and communications and advertising strategy. The Director will oversee the student graphic design team.
Faculty Support Coordinator	Eugene, OR
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) invites applications for a Faculty Support Coordinator. The Faculty Support Coordinator is the primary support position for faculty personnel processes within the assigned Academic Support Unit (ASU) and assists the Operations Manager in administrative tasks and special projects. This position is the primary, day-to-day point of contact for faculty, responsible for proactively communicating about processes, procedures, and deadlines.
Faculty Support Assistant ASU 3	Eugene, OR	6 Nov 2026
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) invites applications for a Faculty Support Assistant. The Faculty Support Assistant plays an important role in supporting faculty and academic operations by assisting with hiring, promotions, personnel processes, records management, and special events. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working collaboratively, managing a variety of administrative tasks, and providing responsive, high-quality service to faculty and staff in a dynamic university environment.
Associate/Full Professor of Genetics/Genomics	Eugene, OR	30 Nov 2026
Tenure track position in biology department.
Physical Security Technology Manager	Eugene, OR
Join the University of Oregon Police Department and play a vital role in protecting one of the nation’s leading public universities. As the Physical Security Technology Manager, you’ll lead innovative security technology initiatives, including access control, video surveillance, alarm systems, and emergency response tools that help keep our campus safe, secure, and welcoming. This is a unique opportunity to combine technology expertise, project leadership, and public safety service while collaborating with professionals across the university. Make a meaningful impact by advancing modern security solutions that support academic excellence, research, and community well-being.
Early Childhood Associate Teacher	Eugene, OR
Moss Street Children's Center (MSCC) is an early child development program that primarily serves children of UO students, aged 3 months to five years. Our campus site serves approximately up to 120 children. Center hours are 8:15 - 4:30 pm Monday through Friday with occasional evening and weekend hours. The Lead Teacher is responsible for providing high‑quality, developmentally-appropriate care and education in compliance with Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) licensing standards. This position ensures a safe, nurturing, and predictable classroom environment through active supervision, effective classroom management, and implementation of engaging curriculum that supports children’s cognitive, social‑emotional, physical, language, creative, and self‑help development. The Lead Teacher plans and adapts curriculum to meet the diverse needs of children while modeling positive guidance and inclusive practices. The role includes leading and mentoring student workers, aides, practicum students, and volunteers by providing training, ongoing guidance, and feedback to support effective classroom operations. The Lead Teacher maintains accurate documentation related to child development, health, and licensing requirements, communicates regularly with families, and facilitates parent conferences. Additionally, the position ensures compliance with all DELC, OAR, and program standards related to health, safety, ratios, nutrition, training, and recordkeeping, contributing to a collaborative, high‑quality early learning program.
Therapy Aide	Eugene, OR
We are seeking a motivated Therapy Aide to assist physical therapists with patient care while supporting daily clinic operations. This role helps maintain clinical spaces, manage inventory, assist with OTC sales, and deliver exceptional customer service to patients, staff, and visitors.

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Position	Location	Closes
Custodian	Eugene, OR
The Custodian position is responsible for maintaining clean, safe and sanitary conditions in and around the Erb Memorial Union (EMU). Duties include sanitation of restrooms; floor and window care; cleaning of the building, dining areas, and all surrounding grounds; emptying garbage and recycling; assisting with general maintenance of the facility, and providing excellent customer service to all EMU staff and visitors. This position will work a schedule of Sunday-Thursday 8:00p-4:30a. The Custodian will demonstrate and promote effective and respectful communication with staff, management, building users, and other campus departments. The person in this position will exhibit appropriate behavior in the workplace, creating a respectful work environment. This position reports to the Custodial Services Manager. Work Conditions and Physical Demands Physical demands include overhead work on ladders, heavy lifting (potentially up to 50+ lbs), stair climbing, bending, stretching, reaching, squatting, kneeling, pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying, extensive walking on hard smooth finishes as well as uneven surfaces and prolonged periods of exertion. Work conditions may be in freezers, coolers, basement spaces, noisy areas, inclement weather, and/or dimly lit spaces. Work may require clean-up of bodily fluids. Essential Personnel Weather/nature conditions change rapidly in the Pacific Northwest. As a result, there are certain personnel who are considered required at all times to maintain the continuity of critical operations and business during and after a disaster or natural event. This position is one of those necessitating that the employee make every reasonable effort to arrive at campus at their regularly scheduled times unless otherwise notified by their supervisor. Essential personnel must provide reliable and current contact information at all times.
Pro Tem Instructor/Lecturer (Education Studies) - Open Pool	Eugene, OR	30 Jun 2027
The Department of Education Studies invites applications for Pro Tem Instructors and Lecturers.
Communications Coordinator	Portland, OR
Join the Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health at the University of Oregon as a Communications Coordinator and help advance a groundbreaking mission to expand equitable access to behavioral health support for children and families. Based at the UO Portland campus, this position offers an opportunity to support the nation’s first undergraduate program in child behavioral health by creating engaging content that highlights the institute’s academic programs, research, community partnerships, and impact. Working collaboratively with faculty, staff, students, and community partners, the Communications Coordinator will develop and distribute communications across digital and print platforms, maintain website content, create social media posts, promote events, support communications campaigns, and track audience engagement. The ideal candidate thrives in a collaborative environment, manages multiple projects effectively, and is committed to equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Help tell the stories that advance the Ballmer Institute’s vision of ensuring all children have the support they need to thrive.
Pro Tem Instructor (Honors College) - Open Pool	Eugene, OR	22 Oct 2027
The Clark Honors College invites applications for Pro Tem Instructor positions in undergraduate arts and letters, social science, and natural science. The pool is for part-time, temporary, limited-duration teaching appointments not to exceed one year, but with the possibility of renewal for up to three years.
Pro Tem Research Assistant	Eugene, OR
The Streisfeld lab in the Institute of Ecology and Evolution invites applicants to join a vibrant research program in plant evolutionary biology.
Assistant Teaching Professor of Korean Language	Eugene, OR
The University of Oregon and Department of East Asian Languages & Literature is accepting applications for a funding-contingent Assistant Teaching Professor of Korean Language, supported by the Korea Foundation. The Teaching professor will develop curriculum and coordination of courses from the beginning to advanced levels, advise students, supervise Graduate Employees, and collaborate with Korea-related initiatives in support of instructional and academic goals.
Assistant Director, Student Government Engagement and Success	Eugene, OR
Join the Student Life Experiential Learning and Engagement portfolio as the Assistant Director of Student Government Engagement and Success (SGES). This position helps to guide the high-impact activities and initiatives sponsored by the University’s Student Government Association (SGA) and more than 230 SGA-recognized student organizations, ensuring compliance, policy adherence, and risk management. Reporting to the Director of SGES, this position interprets and enforces university, state, and federal regulations, oversees the annual Incidental Fee allocation process (~$11M), and manages risk, event safety, and records compliance, while also supervising professional staff, advising student leaders, and driving continuous improvement of departmental services. This is an excellent opportunity for a higher education professional to step into a position of significant leadership and influence, shaping policy, mentoring student leaders, and helping guide the future of student engagement at UO.
Operations Manager	Eugene, OR
Join Our Team as Operations Manager Are you a highly organized professional who thrives in a fast-paced, relationship-driven environment? We are seeking an experienced Operations Manager to lead the day-to-day operations of our External Relations Office, supporting fundraising, alumni engagement, and strategic initiatives. In this dynamic role, you'll oversee office operations, budgets, reporting, board administration, and staff supervision while partnering closely with university leaders, donors, alumni, and community stakeholders. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys balancing strategy and execution, building effective processes, and contributing to the success of a mission-focused organization. Primarily in-office, M-F; some evening and weekend work required.
UOAA Accounting Manager	Eugene, OR
(Hybrid eligible in Eugene) Make an impact beyond the numbers. The Accounting Manager serves as a trusted financial partner supporting the University of Oregon Alumni Association's mission and long-term sustainability. This role combines strategic financial leadership, nonprofit accounting expertise, and meaningful collaboration with colleagues who are passionate about advancing alumni engagement and philanthropy.
Acoustical Research Engineer	Portland, OR
University of Oregon Acoustics Research Laboratory seeks a qualified Acoustical Research Engineer to work at a growing nationally recognized acoustics research laboratory where you can apply advanced engineering skills, contribute to innovative research in acoustics and vibration, and collaborate with leading researchers and industry partners on impactful real-world projects. https://oarl.uoregon.edu/
Duck Athletic Fund Communications Director	Eugene, OR
Working closely with the Assistant Athletic Director, Development and Athletic Department Marketing Team, the communications director will support the execution of Duck Athletic Fund and Athletic Ticket Office marketing and communications initiatives including emerging annual giving campaigns, digital marketing, and brand development. The principal responsibility of the communications director is to coordinate, create, develop, and implement marketing campaigns to attract, acquire and retain donors and ticket office customers through print, social media, email, and web-based marketing channels. This position will assist and manage the Duck Athletic Fund’s brand and communication strategy in alignment with the department’s overall brand strategy. The communications director will also support fundraising efforts, including direct mail, email, crowdfunding, day of giving, and annual giving stewardship. Additionally, the communications director will be responsible for the design and production of DAF and ticket office collateral materials including letters, emails, proposals, event invitations and stewardship pieces. This position will also oversee the Duck Athletic Fund/Athletic Ticket Office website, social media, and other creative digital opportunities. Special Requirements: • Valid driver’s license and the ability to obtain UO Drivers Certification. • Must also be willing to work weekends and have occasional travel.
Postdoctoral Scholar	Eugene, OR
Join Dr. Ilana Umansky’s research team in the University of Oregon College of Education as a postdoctoral scholar and contribute to a groundbreaking, Spencer Foundation-funded project exploring how dual language education can expand opportunities and reduce inequities in high schools. Beginning September 2027, this hybrid position offers hands-on experience with rigorous quantitative research, close collaboration with College of Education faculty and school district partners, mentorship in bilingual education and policy, opportunities for scholarly publication, and a flexible work environment in Eugene, Oregon.
Flex Community Director	Eugene, OR
Join us as a Flex Community Director and make an impact across campus housing! This live-in leadership role provides flexible community support, leads special projects, and helps create a thriving, inclusive residential experience for students. Ideal for adaptable professionals who excel in dynamic environments and are passionate about student success.
Director of Creative Content	Eugene, OR
The Director of Multimedia Integration (Director) will be responsible for several aspects crucial to sustaining the success of the University of Oregon athletics department. This position is responsible for creating and executing a creative/branding, digital, and social media strategy for Oregon Athletics by guiding a team to design and execute creative content to drive and enhance revenue through fan engagement, brand awareness, and communications and advertising strategy. The Director will oversee the student graphic design team.
Faculty Support Coordinator	Eugene, OR
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) invites applications for a Faculty Support Coordinator. The Faculty Support Coordinator is the primary support position for faculty personnel processes within the assigned Academic Support Unit (ASU) and assists the Operations Manager in administrative tasks and special projects. This position is the primary, day-to-day point of contact for faculty, responsible for proactively communicating about processes, procedures, and deadlines.
Faculty Support Assistant ASU 3	Eugene, OR	6 Nov 2026
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) invites applications for a Faculty Support Assistant. The Faculty Support Assistant plays an important role in supporting faculty and academic operations by assisting with hiring, promotions, personnel processes, records management, and special events. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working collaboratively, managing a variety of administrative tasks, and providing responsive, high-quality service to faculty and staff in a dynamic university environment.
Associate/Full Professor of Genetics/Genomics	Eugene, OR	30 Nov 2026
Tenure track position in biology department.
Physical Security Technology Manager	Eugene, OR
Join the University of Oregon Police Department and play a vital role in protecting one of the nation’s leading public universities. As the Physical Security Technology Manager, you’ll lead innovative security technology initiatives, including access control, video surveillance, alarm systems, and emergency response tools that help keep our campus safe, secure, and welcoming. This is a unique opportunity to combine technology expertise, project leadership, and public safety service while collaborating with professionals across the university. Make a meaningful impact by advancing modern security solutions that support academic excellence, research, and community well-being.
Early Childhood Associate Teacher	Eugene, OR
Moss Street Children's Center (MSCC) is an early child development program that primarily serves children of UO students, aged 3 months to five years. Our campus site serves approximately up to 120 children. Center hours are 8:15 - 4:30 pm Monday through Friday with occasional evening and weekend hours. The Lead Teacher is responsible for providing high‑quality, developmentally-appropriate care and education in compliance with Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) licensing standards. This position ensures a safe, nurturing, and predictable classroom environment through active supervision, effective classroom management, and implementation of engaging curriculum that supports children’s cognitive, social‑emotional, physical, language, creative, and self‑help development. The Lead Teacher plans and adapts curriculum to meet the diverse needs of children while modeling positive guidance and inclusive practices. The role includes leading and mentoring student workers, aides, practicum students, and volunteers by providing training, ongoing guidance, and feedback to support effective classroom operations. The Lead Teacher maintains accurate documentation related to child development, health, and licensing requirements, communicates regularly with families, and facilitates parent conferences. Additionally, the position ensures compliance with all DELC, OAR, and program standards related to health, safety, ratios, nutrition, training, and recordkeeping, contributing to a collaborative, high‑quality early learning program.
Therapy Aide	Eugene, OR
We are seeking a motivated Therapy Aide to assist physical therapists with patient care while supporting daily clinic operations. This role helps maintain clinical spaces, manage inventory, assist with OTC sales, and deliver exceptional customer service to patients, staff, and visitors.

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