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Instructional Design Assistant
Instructional design assistants (IDAs) work with VPTL’s Digital Learning Strategy (DLS) team to help design, develop, and support digital learning content and experiences. Key Responsibilities: Work closely with instructional designers and, when necessary, assist in consultations, project...Learn more about Instructional Design Assistant
Language Conversation Partner
Language Conversation Partners (LCPs) help foreign language students practice their conversation skills one-to-one, by appointment. Become an LCPLearn more about Language Conversation Partner
Resident Cluster Monitor
A Resident Cluster Monitor ("RCM") is responsible for regular computer maintenance and operational support of residence computer clusters operated by Student Computing.Learn more about Resident Cluster Monitor
Resident Computer Consultant
Resident Computer Consultants (RCCs) educate residents on all aspects of computing at Stanford, consult with residents on computer related problems, and support residential network connections and residence computer clusters. Most importantly, RCCs are expected to be available to residents. RCCs work primarily with the residence staff, Networking Systems, and the Residential Computing central support staff to accomplish their goals.Learn more about Resident Computer Consultant
Schwab Resident Computer Consultant
Resident Computer Consultants (RCCs) educate residents on all aspects of computing at Stanford, consult with residents on computer related problems, and support residential network connections and residence computer clusters. Most importantly, RCCs are expected to be available to residents. RCCs work primarily with the residence staff, Networking Systems, and the VPTL Learning Environments central support staff to accomplish their goals.Learn more about Schwab Resident Computer Consultant
Student Image Developer
The Student Image Developer (Imaging Techs) assists in developing, maintaining, updating, and deploying Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux images for managed computers in public, residential, and staff environments. The position reports to the Technical Systems Specialist, with supervisory and project input from the Software Imaging Architect. The job runs full-time during the summer and part-time during the school year. Students working during the Academic Year automatically qualify for a summer position, which includes an on-campus housing stipend.Learn more about Student Image Developer
Student Software Developer
VPTL Learning Environments is looking for students to help develop and maintain software systems that support the operational and programmatic needs of the department, including computing cluster operations, consulting services, network registration, teaching and learning activities, and a dynamic web presence. The student software developer position is a great opportunity to gain practical programming experience while contributing to software products that service students, staff, and faculty at the University. Products are primarily database-backed web applications using a variety of technologies and programming languages. Student developers report directly to full-time VPTL developers.Learn more about Student Software Developer
Subject Tutor
Subject tutors coach students in their understanding and skills in the subject, helping them to succeed on their own after the tutoring session. Subject tutors are of two kinds: appointment and drop-in. Become a subject tutorLearn more about Subject Tutor
Summer Resident Computer Consultant
Resident Computer Consultants (RCCs) educate residents on all aspects of computing at Stanford, consult with residents on computer related problems, and support residential network connections and residence computer clusters. Most importantly, RCCs are expected to be available to residents. RCCs work primarily with the residence staff, Networking Systems, and the Residential Computing central support staff to accomplish their goals.Learn more about Summer Resident Computer Consultant
Tech Desk Consultant
Consultants are responsible for providing friendly and knowledgeable assistance at the Tech Desk for users of the Multimedia Studio and other Learning Environments' spaces in Lathrop Library. They are quick learners who exhibit a great interest in helping people get their work done using our technology resources. Consultants are well-aware of the importance of excellent customer service and keeping up to date with the latest technologies and services that Lathrop has to offer.Learn more about Tech Desk Consultant
Technical Support Specialist
The Technical Support Specialists (Techs) are responsible for regular computer maintenance, new hardware installation, and operational support for Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning staff and the public computing spaces operated by Learning Environments. This includes VPTL staff offices and public computing spaces located in Lathrop, Old Union, and student residences.Learn more about Technical Support Specialist
