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Project Manager Capital Projects
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| Capital Construction/Project Manager for University. Prior Higher Education or State of Tennessee experience highly desirable. Able to manage multiple construction projects across all phases and coordinate all stakeholders during Construction phase. Key responsibilities: project leadership, stakeholder coordination, compliance and oversight. Strong knowledge of all Construction processes and methodology as well as administrative skills. |
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Coordinator - Financial Aid
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| Under the Supervision of the Assistant Director of Financial Aid:
- Review, evaluate, and process professional judgment requests from students to modify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) regarding unusual and special circumstances.
- Analyze and adjust Cost of Attendance (COA) components in compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations.
- Collaborate with Aerospace and Bursar Offices to coordinate the adjustments of COA for the funding of flight labs. Counsel and assist Aerospace students in financial aid options.
- Evaluate and resolve overawards in compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations.
- Designated back-up for the processing and monitoring of federal / state / institutional aid for students enrolled in Study Abroad coursework and/or participating in a Financial Aid Consortium Agreement. |
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Specialist - Clinical Experiences & Partnership
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The clinical experiences and partnership specialist is responsible for arranging clinical placements for various College of Education programs, in collaboration with faculty, students, and P-12 partners. The specialist will also manage the process of updating and maintaining clinical experience partnership agreements with partner schools, districts, and other education-related organizations in accordance with State Board Rule and Policy. |
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Work Order Clerk
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The work order system is a critical resource in the Facilities Services Department (FSD). The Work Orders office processes work requests for maintenance activities from individuals all across campus; assists in evaluating the effectiveness of the maintenance activities; and supports operational technologies through collecting accurate data.
Work request processing involves: Communicating with customers both orally and electronically via email; assessing work requests; assigning work orders to various maintenance work units; tracking maintenance activities and progress; inputting and tracking labor and costs. Additionally, this role supports field operations through onsite data entry, verification, and asset documentation. |
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Academic & Faculty Support Specialist
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The Academic and Faculty Support Specialist will directly support faculty affairs processes and functions, including academic misconduct, grade appeals, policy revision, faculty handbook, faculty committees, and other special areas as assigned. The Specialist will direct, investigate and resolve all academic misconduct disciplinary matters involving MTSU students; oversee all academic misconduct training, outreach, and programming for MTSU faculty and students; support students with grade appeals; support various data projects and reporting; prepare policy updates, revisions, reviews, and faculty recognition; and direct, evaluate, and oversee other related tasks or special projects as assigned. |
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Senior IT Security Analyst
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The Senior Information Technology Security Analyst reports to the Director, Information Security Infrastructure; will assist with the management of a campus-wide information security program, concentrating on implementation and maintenance of network and infrastructure security posture by utilizing best practices and compliance with relevant information technology security standards, procedures, and regulations. Analyze traffic, system logs, and alerts, making recommendations to improve security posture and security system tool configurations. Participation in documenting processes and technology to ensure the security of all MTSU systems, data collected, stored, and transmitted by MTSU. Research and maintain up-to-date knowledge of information security industry issues, alerts, and threats. Participate in departmental on-call rotation and perform other related duties as assigned. |
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Assistant Director - Executive Air Transportation/Chief Pilot
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The Assistant Director of Executive Air Transportation/Chief Pilot is responsible for directing all operational aspects of MTSU Executive Air Transportation services to support the transportation needs of the University. Reporting to the Director of Aerospace – Airport Operations, this position ensures strict compliance with regulatory requirements and safety standards, manages flight operations, and leads flight crewmembers to include preparation of annual performance evaluations. Oversees executive air transportation aircraft to include piloting, crew scheduling, route planning, and arranging/overseeing trip details and passenger needs. Administers the Executive Air Transportation budget and billing. Arranges for completion of all scheduled/unscheduled aircraft maintenance. Maintains all required FAA and Departmental personnel, training, aircraft, and other records. Promotes the availability of air transportation services to the University community.
Additionally, this role is actively engaged in the MTSU Professional Pilot training program. In close coordination with Flight Training Management, duties include developing and administering practicum experiences in air carrier operations, high-performance aircraft flight labs, and implementing/routinely revising ground and flight training curricula, training materials, and methods/objectives. Teaches aerospace coursework, preparing students to achieve required proficiency. Actively participates in programs promoting recruitment and retention efforts within the MTSU Professional Pilot concentration and supporting activities related to the department’s mission and safety program. Other duties, as assigned. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong leadership skills, operational expertise, a commitment to safety and customer service, and a passion for education. |
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Middleware Developer
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| Reporting to the Director of Database Administration Services, the Middleware Developer performs a critical role in developing, implementing, and maintaining data integration solutions across the university's enterprise systems. Responsibilities include installing, configuring, and maintaining middleware technologies such as Apache Tomcat; development and maintenance of seamless data flow and integrations between multiple platforms to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of data usage across the university; close partnership with ITD teams, data analysts, and departmental stakeholders to understand their data needs to deliver secure, robust integration solutions; cross-team collaboration with the planning and testing of systems requirements; development of processes for transaction logging for the information security team as needed. This position requires experience with multiple OS's, web servers, databases, scripting languages, SOAP or RESTful APIs, and cloud-based middleware management solutions. |
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Technical Clerk - Blue ID Office
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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| The ID System Technical Clerk is responsible for issuing ID cards through photo capture for all faculty, students, and staff. Other responsibilities include ability to learn advanced maintenance of photo capture and printing equipment; assist in the maintenance and repair of ID Systems equipment on campus, answer office telephones, assist staff and students with ID related services, problem troubleshooting, and ID system software. Perform other related duties as assigned. |
