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University of Texas at Austin's Cockrell School of Engineering invites applications for a Senior Administrative Program Coordinator for the Construction Industry Institute. Based in Austin, TX, this role supports program operations, coordination of meetings, and reporting duties.
The position is full-time, exempt from FLSA, with a 40-hour work week and earliest start date Oct 01, 2026. The ideal candidate will demonstrate excellent organizational and communication skills in a fast-paced academic
Senior Administrative Program Coordinator, Construction Industry Institute in Cockrell School of Engineering
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Construction Industry Institute
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All Applicants
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40
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Exempt from FLSA
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Oct 01, 2026
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Expected to Continue
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AUSTIN, TX
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As a top-10 engineering school with the No. 1 program in Texas, the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) has been a global leader in technology innovation and engineering education for over a century. With 11 undergraduate and 13 graduate programs, over 20 research centers and a faculty community that boasts one of the highest number of National Academy of Engineering members among U.S. universities, Texas Engineering has launched some of the nation's most accomplished leaders and pioneered world-changing solutions in virtually every industry, from space exploration to energy to health care. Situated in the heart of Austin - named "America's Coolest City" by Expedia and "The Best Place to Live in the U.S." by U.S. News and World Report - the Cockrell School embodies the city's innovative spirit. Major companies with Austin campuses, such as Dell, National Instruments, Apple, IBM, Samsung, Google and many others, continue to recruit Cockrell School students at a remarkable rate, launching thousands of successful careers and developing Texas Engineers into industry leaders.
At UT Austin, we say "What starts here changes the world." As a member of the university community, you will be part of an organization that is internationally recognized for our academic programs and research. Your work will have meaning and make a difference not only in the lives of our faculty, staff, and students, but also those who are impacted by our first-class academic and research programs.