Assistant Director, STEM Career Advising & Programs

Princeton University; Princeton (NJ); On-site; USD 76,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Princeton University is seeking an experienced career advisor to provide individualized guidance to undergraduate students across STEM and other fields, helping them explore values, strengths, and interests while connecting to resources and networks. The role includes liaising with colleagues across the university and evolving program portfolios based on student needs.

The position supports internship opportunities, graduate school planning, and professional development, with a focus on building

Qualifications

• Two or more years of experience in undergraduate career counseling/advising, program development, and/or instruction/training.
• Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and ability to work with a diverse student body and stakeholders.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to present to varied audiences.

Responsibilities

• Provide career advising for undergraduate students on topics including major choice, internships, experiential learning, and post-graduation planning in individual and group sessions.
• Help students clarify values, interests, skills, and strengths and explore cross-disciplinary STEM opportunities.
• Develop action plans and follow-up strategies for evolving student goals.
• Assist students in creating professional profiles (LinkedIn and others) and showcasing technical projects.
• Administer instruments and utilize assessment tools; manage appointment schedules, records, and Handshake data.
• Plan and facilitate career programs and events, including STEM-focused programming; liaise with faculty, advisers, and administrators.
• Contribute to data collection and support team events such as career fairs and department programs.
• Attend and participate in Career Advising and Center for Career Development meetings and retreats.

Job description

Princeton University is seeking an experienced career advisor to provide individualized guidance to undergraduate students across STEM and other fields, helping them explore values, strengths, and interests while connecting to resources and networks. The role includes liaising with colleagues across the university and evolving program portfolios based on student needs.

The position supports internship opportunities, graduate school planning, and professional development, with a focus on building