Career Advisor

The career advisor supports students and alumni in achieving career readiness by providing advising, resources, and programming covering exploration, skills development, job search strategies, and graduate planning. This role involves collaborating with faculty and employers to connect students with opportunities while integrating equity best practices.

A bachelor's degree is required, with a master's degree in a related field preferred, alongside 3+ years of experience in university career services or workforce development. Candidates must demonstrate knowledge of career services databases and proficiency in ms office, along with experience designing and delivering career development programming.