One Research Associate: We are seeking a diligent and detail-oriented candidate [currently enrolled in a Masters/Graduate degree program in data science or AI-engineering] to work on existing and or developing new foundation-AI models using CNNs [ensemble learning methods and multi-modal approaches] for performing image scene classifications, object detection and feature extraction. The candidate will work on full data life cycle projects focused on real-world issues and use multi-spectrum [Earth Observation] and multi-source datasets. The task involves computation tasks, heavy meticulous daily documentation/technical writing. The candidate must have elevated levels of proficiency in analyses, programming, neural networks, reporting, and passion for working with satellite datasets. This is an on-site part time role [15hrs. week] Two College (Research) Assistants: The job requires assisting the Director on various geospatial-AI projects for performing analytical tasks [Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Multi-modal approaches by using Ensemble Learning methods] and submitting detailed technical reports and deliverables in a timely manner to assign cloud storage. The role also includes administrative and other tasks [administrative] that may be assigned by the Director. We will consider current undergraduates who are enrolled in related courses/majors [Data Science, and AI]. This is an on-site part time role [20hrs. week] Where: BGCCCI, Office of Academic Affairs, 330 Meister Hall, Bronx Community College, 2155, University Avenue, Bronx, New York-10453). Start Date: 6/1/2025 Other Criteria · Must have valid U.S. work visa to be eligible to apply. · Elevated level of skills in project task interpretation and skill sets · Capable of working independently or with minimal guidance and demonstrate elevated levels of engagement and proactiveness · Be result oriented · Be able to write detailed and accurate documentation that can be read by both technical and non-technical readers. · Possess an elevated level of passion for research, and possess qualities such as honesty, integrity, and diligence.
Position Description: The Columbia Center for Computational Electrochemistry (CCCE) is seeking an Associate Research Scientist (ARS) with expertise in surface science, electrochemistry, first-principles electronic structure methods, and machine learning. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of computational models that describe interfacial reactions in electrochemical systems. Reactions at electrode–electrolyte interfaces and the resulting formation of solid-electrolyte interphases significantly affect battery performance, yet remain poorly understood. CCCE aims to establish quantitative, yet computationally efficient models to provide atomic-scale insights into these processes. The Center is located on Columbia’s Morningside Campus and is part of a vibrant, multidisciplinary research environment that offers excellent opportunities for career development. Qualifications: Applicants must hold a PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, or a related field. Extensive experience in electronic density-functional theory, computational surface science, and the development of machine-learning models is required. A strong background in electrochemistry, particularly related to lithium batteries, is highly desirable.
NHLA Executive Assistant Role – Ideal for a Law Graduate or Law Student Near Completion NHLA is a forward-thinking organization committed to supporting small landlords and homeowners in managing and protecting their property interests. We are currently seeking a detail-oriented, long-term Executive Assistant to work closely with our leadership team—including the President, CEO, and Owner. This position is ideal for a recent law graduate or a law student nearing completion who is looking to build a meaningful, impactful career in real estate, housing, and property law. In this role, you will be trusted with high-level administrative responsibilities, including managing executive calendars, preparing legal and business reports, coordinating travel, and assisting in strategic decision-making. Your legal background will be especially valuable in supporting document review, compliance tracking, and communication with stakeholders and public agencies. Additional responsibilities include: Drafting and reviewing internal communications and legal correspondence Supporting light accounting and recordkeeping tasks Managing confidential files and maintaining organizational systems Creating presentations, reports, and summaries for internal and external use Acting as a liaison between NHLA leadership and a diverse clientele—bilingual fluency in Spanish is strongly preferred We are looking for a candidate with: A strong foundation in legal research, writing, and administrative procedure Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Suite Excellent judgment, communication skills, and a professional demeanor A proactive, problem-solving mindset and the ability to work independently Interest in housing law, landlord-tenant issues, and small property ownership At NHLA, we don’t just hire support—we invest in potential. We are committed to your continued professional growth, offering mentorship, exposure to real-world housing issues, and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to property reform and advocacy. Whether you’re preparing for the bar or exploring a career beyond the traditional firm path, this role provides the structure, experience, and leadership access to support your next steps. Join us and help shape the future of property ownership—while building yours. If you made it this far... Trust, it'll be much cooler working here than ai makes it sound above, I'm from the Bronx too.