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We are hiring Front Desk Student Workers for the Spring 2026 semester

Applications are not accepted through Workday. For full consideration, email Justyna Glode at [email protected] with the following: 1) resume; 2) availability (refer to available time slots listed in job description); and 3) what type of work study you were awarded (Colorado-Need, Colorado No Need, Federal, Mines). Students without work study funds cannot be considered. Applicants must have their full work study applied to this position.

This is a front desk student worker (work study) position for the Computer Science department.

Administrative and customer service duties include but are not limited to: data entry, assisting with marketing materials, hanging up and taking down flyers, creating documents, assisting with events, being the first point of contact for others when they walk into CS office, light cleaning duties, answering emails, making reservations, and other duties depending on the event and project.

This is in-person for 3-5 hours/week, located in the CS office (CTLM 244). The pay rate is $15.61 per hour.

The position is for spring 2026 with the possibility of extending it for future academic years (not summers).

Applicants MUST have work study funds, NO EXCEPTIONS!

Vacant slots (your 3-5 hrs/wk must fit within these vacancies):

Mondays 10:30am - 1:00pm

Tuesdays 11:30am - 1:30pm

Wednesdays 10:00am - 1:00pm

Thursdays 8:00am - 9:30am, 11:30am - 1:30pm

Fridays 8:00am - 9:30am, 12:30pm - 5:00pm

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The Department of Computer Science invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position in the broadly defined area of Quantum Computing, with an anticipated start in Fall 2026. While we expect to hire at the Assistant Professor level, exceptional candidates may also be considered at a higher rank. We seek a creative and ambitions researcher whose work complements and expands our strengths in computer science and applied interdisciplinary engineering. Candidates whose research bridges multiple subfields, connects with industry or national laboratories, or integrates experimental and theoretical approaches are especially encouraged to apply. Areas of interest include:

Quantum computer architectures (hybrid quantum-classical computing systems, secure and scalable design of quantum computing platforms);

Quantum algorithms and applications (quantum algorithm development, integration of domain-specific approaches and emerging workloads with quantum computers);

Fault tolerance and error mitigation for quantum (resource-efficient fault-tolerant architectures, fault-tolerant quantum algorithms, security protocols for reliable and resilient quantum computation);

Quantum software and programming languages (software tools for quantum circuit optimization, simulation, and verification; high-level languages and compilers for quantum computing)

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