Invigilation: FACC 300 Engineering Economy

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Fall 2026 posting:

The Faculty of Engineering is searching for eligible candidates as invigilators for the Winter 2026 term FACC 300 midterm exam.

For details job description, please visit: https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/about-us/employment-opportunities

How to apply:

Evergreen Requisition: JR0000060725 Invigilation: FACC 300 Engineering Economy can be accessed using the 'Search for Jobs' in Workday.

Internal Applicants:

Internal applicants are McGill employees who currently hold an ACTIVE contract at McGill University.

Current McGill employees must apply via internal postings.

External Applicants:

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