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Pursuing a bachelors or associates degree in any areas of Agriculture such as the following: Turf Management, Agriculture, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant or Soil Science. Golf Course Maintenance - working with the Turf Management crews in the field; to care for Greens, Fairways, and Tee Boxes.
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Requires a Bachelors or a Masters degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering. Train operators and engineers to maintain pilot plant area and operations with a high degree of "technical" success.
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Bachelors: Business, Bachelors: Finance, Bachelors: Logistics, Bachelors: Management, Bachelors: Operations Management, Bachelors: Video Production.
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Bachelors' degree in Engineering desired (Electrical, Mechanical, Acoustics, or similar), though significant technician experience may be substituted. Relevant coursework includes but is not limited to Digital Signal Processing, Analog to Digital Processing, Signal Analysis, Filter Design, Digital System Design, Linear Electronics, Signals & Systems, Data Structures, Non-Linear Vibrations, Power & Propulsion, Acoustics, etc.
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Bachelors degree in water resources management, water resources engineering, hydrology, watershed management, aquatic ecology, limnology or a related discipline. + Experience retrieving, cleaning, and analyzing large environmental datasets and geospatial data layers, such as land use, hydrography, climate, and water sampling data.
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A Bachelors Degree in Laboratory Science and Management Experience. Administrative leader of all areas of clinical laboratory services to include: Chemistry, Hematology, Coagulation, Serology/Immunology, Urinalysis, Microbiology, Transfusion Services, Phlebotomy, Point of Care, Pathology, Histology, Cytology, and the Rural Health Service Clinic laboratories.
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Minimum Qualifications Bachelors Degree in chemical, safety or environmental engineering, occupational safety and health or related science degree. Conduct training sessions on applicable EHS topics including but not limited waste management, wastewater treatment, chemical safety, respirators, fall protection.
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Desired Qualifications Evidence of a Bachelors degree in turf management or related field preferred. Minimum Qualifications Associates degree in turf management or related field, plus 2 years of related experience; OR, any equivalent combination of education and/or experience from which comparable knowledge, skills and abilities have been achieve.
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Preferred Qualifications If we had our say, wed also look for: 6 years of experience in a People Analytics/Data Science role Masters degree in industrial/organizational psychology , Data Analytics, or Statistics 3 years of experience as People Analytics Insights partner, consulting background is a plus.
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Bachelors Degree in Occupational or Industrial Safety, Fire Protection, Risk Management preferred; and certifications in the following are preferred: Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Associate in Safety Professional (ASP), Certified Safety Professional (CSP.
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Extensive knowledge of data management and analysis tools including Databricks, Snowflake, Domo, and Tableau (Teradata and Cognos a plus; Splunk, Kibana, DataDog, New Relic, or other monitoring tools an huge plus.
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DE performing Asset Liability Management data analysis using SQL Developer and Excel; and developing custom solutions to support trading and investment management, using Business Intelligence tools.
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Bachelors degree or equivalent with any academic major AND a state recognized certificate in food and nutrition, food service management, dietetics, family and consumer sciences, nutrition education, culinary arts, or business.
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Associates or Bachelors degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or from an AMA accredited program or Associates or Bachelors degree in Radiologic Technology from an AMA accredited program and PET/CT certification.
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Qualifications MD with clinical experience (e.g., residency), Ph. D., Masters or Bachelors degree in Medicine, Biotechnology, Statistics, Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, Physics, Mathematics, Computational Chemistry, Computational Biology, Biology or a related discipline.
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