MU

Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labrador

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1,001–5,000 people

Open positions

BUILDING FACILITIES TECHNICIAN (BAND LEVEL 3)

On-site · St. John's

The Building Facilities Technician is responsible for building operational tasks including caretaking, security, maintenance, and facility monitoring. They will also coordinate with contractors, manage building access, and perform physical tasks like snow removal and furniture setup.

INSTRUCTOR - OFFSHORE SAFETY & SURVIVAL CENTRE

On-site · St. John's

The instructor will deliver theoretical and practical training in marine, offshore, and industrial emergency response. Key duties include supervising participant safety during live-fire and open-water exercises and developing training course materials.

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (BAND LEVEL 6)

On-site · St. John's

The Pharmacy Technician manages the day-to-day operations and technological maintenance of the Pharmacy Practice Laboratory. They also assist in delivering pharmacy practice curricula, including instructing, supervising, and evaluating student performance.

Purchasing Officer (Band Level 6)

On-site · St. John's

The Purchasing Officer coordinates the procurement of goods and services, including preparing tenders and purchase orders. They ensure compliance with University Purchasing Policy and the Public Procurement Act while managing contractor agreements and standing offers.

DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT OFFICER (BAND LEVEL 8)

On-site · St. John's

Lead the coordination of development and engagement activities, focusing on fundraising and alumni relations for the Marine Institute. Build strategic relationships with donors, industry partners, and government bodies to achieve fundraising goals.

Director, School of Social Work

On-site · St. John's

The Director provides strategic, financial, and operational leadership for the School of Social Work to foster excellence in teaching, research, and student success. They serve as the primary ambassador, building collaborative partnerships with community organizations, government partners, and Indigenous communities.