Jobs at Harvard Business School

The Research Assistant II will support laboratory experiments, data analysis, and manuscript preparation, collaborating with a research team on metabolic compartmentalization studies.

Design, implement, and maintain scalable, reproducible bioinformatics pipelines for high-throughput sequencing (WGS, RNA-seq). Build containerized workflows (CWL), manage AWS compute/storage, integrate CI/CD, develop metadata and file-conversion utilities, and collaborate with researchers to ensure performance and reproducibility.

The Operations Manager oversees Harvard University's Transit operations, ensuring safe, reliable services and managing staff performance, compliance, and customer feedback.

The VP of Digital Engagement leads Harvard FCU's digital strategy, overseeing the advancement of its digital banking ecosystem to enhance member experiences and operational efficiency.

The Senior Project Manager will manage key strategic initiatives focused on student engagement, collaborating with various university stakeholders and overseeing project logistics and operations.

The Senior Research Software Engineer will design and implement software and data services to support research productivity, focusing on robust AI/ML systems, collaborating closely with researchers and optimizing performance in AWS and HPC environments.

The Director of Operations leads Harvard University Dining Services, focusing on operational excellence, strategic planning, financial management, and sustainability initiatives.

The Research Assistant II will coordinate research activities, assist with data collection, manage communication, and support lab events at Harvard Medical School.

The Financial Associate II is responsible for financial transaction management, account monitoring, handling reimbursements, and providing financial data management in compliance with regulations.

Assist in research projects examining neuronal activity and signaling mechanisms. Gain expertise in molecular biology, human stem cells, and genomic assays.

The Project Manager will facilitate the Accelerator's work by managing projects, supporting research, organizing events, and ensuring effective communication with stakeholders.

The Curatorial Assistant II conducts inventory and curatorial tasks for plant collections, assists visitors, manages specimens, and supports various initiatives.

The Director will lead educational training initiatives for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, focusing on curriculum development, mentorship, and educational scholarship. They will also develop and teach courses while overseeing program operations and ensuring alignment with institutional priorities.

The Financial Reporting Analyst will create and maintain financial reports, analyze performance against budgets, and enhance reporting tools while collaborating with various teams and stakeholders.

The Project Administrator supports the Dean's Office through project management, budgeting, event coordination, and administrative duties while maintaining confidentiality and high-quality work.

The Research Assistant II will support research on health care policy by coordinating operations, conducting literature reviews, data analysis, and project management with faculty mentors.

The Executive Director leads the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative, overseeing strategic and operational aspects to enhance city governance and public management training for leaders.

The Education Lending Manager oversees banking operations, manages the lending team, develops strategies for loan origination, and ensures compliance with regulations while promoting customer satisfaction.

The Curriculum and Pedagogy Manager will manage academic operations, curriculum development, and support faculty and students in the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology.

Assist in microbiome biology research through CRISPR screens and cell culture, manage lab activities, and work with a diverse team.