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Computer Systems Specialist


Computer Systems Specialist

The Statistics Department at Stanford University is looking to hire a computer systems specialist. Primary responsibilities will include Linux, Windows, and Macintosh systems administration, hardware and software trouble shooting, assisting in hardware and software acquisition, promoting computer literacy, assisting in instructional computing, and keeping abreast of current software and hardware developments. The successful candidate will support both the Statistics and Health Research and department systems, and will have the opportunity to interact with leading researchers in these fields. The successful candidate will be trained and supervised by a senior research associate with a comprehensive knowledge of all the tasks described above.

The departments have state-of-the-art Linux servers, on which a wide variety of statistical software is maintained. They also have Windows and Macintosh clusters with networked nodes. In addition, most faculty have PCs in their offices, with network connections to the compute servers and other Stanford-wide systems.

Preference will be given to candidates with a bachelors or higher degree in the sciences. This position can also be structured as a half-time appointment.

Please consult the detailed job description for the responsibilities entailed in this position. If you need further help, contact the department administrator Nora Hamer by email at or phone at (650) 723-2625.

Eligible candidates should send their application, along with a CV and the names of two references to:

CSS Search Committee
Statistics Department
Stanford University
CA, 94305-4065

Stanford University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.



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