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Working knowledge of computer tools in particular those related to the design and technical drawing (three-dimensional CAD, Solidworks, FEM finite element calculation) and of Office Pack (particularly Excel, VBA experience is a plus.
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Serve as a general resource to students utilizing the SSC. This could include, but is not limited to: Developing college-level academic skills; basic academic support in a variety of subject areas; guidance accessing appropriate computer and internet resources (Canvas, PawPass, library databases, etc.
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Basic computer skills and familiarity with warehouse management systems. Basic computer skills and familiarity with warehouse management systems. As a Warehouse Associate at FedEx, you will be integral to the efficient operation of the warehouse, handling the movement, storage, and dispatch of goods.
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Standard computer / technology skills needed. Our core values - Integrity, Vigilance and Helpfulness - are represented by the three red dots in the Securitas logo. Free Uniforms & Paid Training - Free Guard Card Class.
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Knowledge of medical records and practice management computer systems. Basic computer skills; Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, outlook, word, etc.) We are currently seeking an experienced individual to join our growing team as an Insurance Specialist located at our Marshalltown Clinic.
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Basic computer skills (MS windows/email, navigation, mobile app, and ability to data input into multi systems). We are not only committed to this policy by our status as a federal government contractor, but also we are strongly bound by the principle of equal employment opportunity.
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Computer Skills, including knowledge of spreadsheets, and drafting programs. Frequent communication with maintenance, purchasing, production, storeroom, and other departments involved with any aspect of special projects.
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Computer literate, with working knowledge of work processing, business software and spreadsheet applications Excellent communication skills Benefits: Benefits package varies by location We are actively interviewing for this position - Apply today and our hiring manager will follow up.
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The Iowa Veterans Home is looking for temporary Resident Aides to assist on the unit.
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Resident Aide, Temp Unit - Iowa Veterans Home. Resident Aide, Temp Unit - Iowa Veterans Home. As a Resident Aide, you will help residents by changing sheets, making bed, refill water pitchers, refill treatment bucket, put away clean laundry.
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