Jobs at Forrest Johnson Recruiting

Designs, maintains, and secures server, cloud, identity, network, backup, and disaster recovery infrastructure. Monitors system performance, manages patching and vulnerabilities, supports hybrid environments, leads migrations and upgrades, documents architecture, coordinates with vendors, and provides escalation support for complex technical issues.

Leads Visit Corvallis’s integrated marketing ecosystem, including brand strategy, digital advertising, SEO/SEM, analytics, social media, email, content, public relations, influencer programs, and visitor guides. Manages agencies, vendors, creative partners, and media relationships while developing annual plans, tracking performance, and using experimentation to improve results. The role requires strategic judgment, creative direction, strong organization, and approximately 10% regional travel plus occasional evening and weekend work.

Lead four to six annual brand campaigns from strategy and creative briefing through execution, measurement, and reporting. Shape annual brand planning, regional awareness initiatives, Huntsville media and community programs, partnerships, activations, PR support, and destination marketing. Collaborate across creative, social, digital, e-commerce, retail, and agencies while managing budgets and developing two direct reports. The role requires regular onsite presence in Scottsboro, Alabama.

Manages daily financial operations for a nonprofit, including contributions, deposits, accounts payable, payroll, banking, transaction records, vendor documentation, compliance, and financial reporting support. Maintains QuickBooks records, assists with audits, Form 990 preparation, monthly close, HR onboarding, and CFO and executive leadership requests. The role is a baseline 20-hour-per-week position with additional seasonal hours.

Leads Kidz2Leaders’ Alabama expansion through fundraising, donor and partner development, community visibility, advisory board management, budget oversight, reporting, and coordination with Atlanta-based programming and finance teams. Builds philanthropic, corporate, civic, church, school, and nonprofit relationships across Birmingham and Alabama while supporting volunteer engagement and local program implementation.

Analyze instrumentation sensor data from operating nuclear power plants using AMS’s Online Monitoring methodology. Identify trends, anomalies, and potential equipment issues; prepare technical and licensing reports; support field data acquisition, plant-trip activities, software quality assurance testing, and documentation. The role includes training in nuclear instrumentation, proprietary software, regulatory requirements, quality processes, and technical reporting, with opportunities to develop into an independent technical contributor.

Manage real estate and commercial litigation matters from inception through resolution. Responsibilities include developing case strategy, drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, conducting and defending depositions, arguing motions, appearing in court, negotiating settlements, and communicating with clients and opposing counsel. The attorney will manage deadlines, collaborate with paralegals, and serve as the day-to-day lead on assigned cases.

Guide prospective buyers through the home-purchasing process, showcase model homes and available properties, generate leads, and build referral relationships with Realtors, brokers, lenders, and community businesses. Maintain customer and prospect communication through the CRM, meet sales and satisfaction goals, collaborate with sales and marketing teams, and work weekends with weekday days off.

Manage key client accounts and oversee delivery of accounting, tax, and advisory services. Serve as the primary client contact, maintain satisfaction and retention, monitor service quality, identify upselling opportunities, and collaborate with financial operations, tax, and administrative teams to deliver responsive, accurate client experiences.

Manages day-to-day bookkeeping and financial operations for multiple clients, including transaction posting, account reconciliations, financial statement preparation, sales tax, payroll, tax return assistance, and month-end and year-end closing. Maintains accurate records, responds to client questions, and collaborates with the accounting team to deliver timely financial reporting.

Prepare individual, partnership, S-corporation, and C-corporation tax returns; complete workpapers, adjusting entries, compliance tasks, tax research, and planning. Communicate with clients, maintain tax records, analyze financial information, and support projections and special projects. The role requires strong accounting knowledge, attention to detail, Excel proficiency, and the ability to manage multiple assignments in a collaborative public accounting environment.

Develop technical expertise in AMS nuclear engineering services, build customer relationships, define project scopes, translate plant needs into proposals, deliver sales and technical presentations, collaborate on quotes, and advance opportunities through the sales pipeline. The role includes hands-on field testing and customer or conference travel to nuclear facilities approximately 6–8 times annually.

Manage preparation and review of business and individual tax returns, conduct tax research, support tax planning, supervise staff, and lead complex client engagements. The role requires direct client communication, review of partnership, S-corporation, C-corporation, and individual returns, team training, deadline management, and collaboration with accounting professionals. The Tax Manager will also assist with tax function management and ensure efficient, accurate, and compliant service delivery.

Prepare individual, partnership, S-corporation, and C-corporation tax returns; complete workpapers, adjusting entries, compliance tasks, tax research, and planning projections. Communicate with clients, maintain accurate tax records, resolve reporting issues, and support special projects. The role emphasizes public accounting, collaboration, client service, and ongoing professional development without assurance responsibilities.

Leads the EMC laboratory as its technical authority and operational owner. Responsibilities include EMC qualification testing, technical review, laboratory scheduling, quality compliance, audits, calibration, equipment management, process automation, field testing at nuclear facilities, EMI troubleshooting, team leadership, customer delivery, and technical business development. The role requires hands-on electrical engineering expertise, interpretation of EMC standards, test-plan and report development, and leadership of technical personnel.

Supports laboratory and field testing, troubleshooting, data analysis, instrumentation and control system evaluations, hardware development, equipment setup, and technical documentation for nuclear power and other regulated environments. The role includes analyzing plant and laboratory data, performing measurements, verifying hardware and software, preparing test equipment, assisting with customer-site work, documenting results, and following quality-assured engineering procedures. Training is provided for nuclear industry standards, testing methodologies, and company processes.