Provide administrative support for the Office of Student Affairs & Admissions within the School of Medicine & Health Sciences, including records management, event planning, and office operations.
Compensation
$40,300+ Annual, Dependent on Experience, Non-Exempt (Eligible for overtime)
Responsibilities
Provide high-level administrative and professional support to SAA to ensure efficient office operations
Provide troubleshooting assistance with email/calendar system and other software problems within the office
Maintain office supplies
Coordinate orders with Student Affairs Assistant for office equipment, supplies and kitchen items
Maintain office equipment including computers and printers
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Two years of post-secondary education or equivalent administrative experience
Nice to have: Experience working in an academic setting
Nice to have: Experience working with medical students and/or medical residents
Nice to have: Knowledge of NDUS and UND policies and procedures
A dynamic GRC specialist and platform architect role to design, configure, and enhance technology capabilities supporting cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, and response.
Responsibilities
Owning and driving complex product vulnerability cases from initial intake through technical resolution and disclosure readiness.
Triaging vulnerability reports for credibility, scope, affected products or versions, exploitability, potential customer impact, and completeness of supporting evidence.
Reproducing reported vulnerabilities and validating proofs of concept in collaboration with product engineering, penetration testing, security research, and other technical specialists.
Coordinating technical investigations with product teams, resolving information gaps, aligning on responsibilities, and keeping cases moving toward remediation and disclosure milestones.
Assessing vulnerability severity using applicable scoring methods and available technical evidence.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, cybersecurity, information systems, engineering, or a related field
A GRC platform architect to design, configure, integrate, and enhance technology capabilities supporting cybersecurity governance, risk, compliance, and third-party risk management.
Responsibilities
Owning and driving complex product vulnerability cases from initial intake through technical resolution and disclosure readiness.
Triaging vulnerability reports for credibility, scope, affected products or versions, exploitability, potential customer impact, duplication, and completeness of supporting evidence.
Reproducing reported vulnerabilities and validating proofs of concept in collaboration with product engineering, penetration testing, security research, and other technical specialists.
Coordinating technical investigations with product teams, resolving information gaps, aligning on responsibilities, and keeping cases moving toward remediation and disclosure milestones.
Assessing vulnerability severity using applicable scoring methods and available technical evidence while documenting assumptions, rationale, and unresolved questions.