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This position in the Product Management Division focuses on ensuring business needs of members are communicated, demonstrating new software solutions, and creating product training and help documentation. It's primarily a pipeline position for various product management roles.

The role involves developing, maintaining, and implementing software solutions for utility and broadband companies. Responsibilities include designing and building responsive web applications, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and analyzing user requirements, ensuring software quality and functionality.

NISC seeks candidates for future Sales & Marketing roles. The company values solid relationships and offers a stimulating work environment. Their mission is to strengthen Member relations, attract new Members, and execute the NISC brand nationally. Positions may include Sales Manager, Sales Specialist, Technical Procurement Analyst, and more.

This role is aimed at building a talent pipeline for the Application & Platform Development division at NISC, which focuses on the design, development, and delivery of software solutions. The team collaborates with other departments and Member/Customers to gather enhancement suggestions and communicate project progress.

The Software Engineer II will design and develop responsive web applications, implement RESTful web services, and engage in container-driven development while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance cloud solutions and resolve customer issues.

As a Software Developer II at NISC, you'll work on enhancing the platform software, translating user requirements into code, resolving issues, collaborating on new features, and staying updated with technology trends. Your development skills will support utility and broadband companies with their enterprise software solutions.

The Team Lead of Human Resources manages key HR activities, leads a responsive HR team, and ensures the administration of employee benefits programs, compliance with legal requirements, and support for performance management processes, fostering a positive workplace culture and effective employee relations.

The Software Research Analyst analyzes and troubleshoots complex customer and application issues, collaborates with software development teams, and defines best practices for software integration and troubleshooting. They document findings, participate in design review boards, and ensure the resolution of software-related problems while also adapting requirements for software development.

The Software Developer will implement NISC’s Provisioning application, providing provisioning and auditing capabilities. Responsibilities include collaborating with project managers, modifying application interface code, analyzing current system data for conversion to NISC software, and ensuring customer support throughout the implementation process.

The Implementation Project Manager is responsible for managing financial software implementations for customers, providing application support and training, validating converted data, and communicating with all stakeholders involved in the implementation process. The role requires superior customer service skills and may involve up to 25% travel to customer sites.

The User Experience Engineer will design user-centric web and mobile interfaces, collaborate with cross-functional teams, conduct user research, create prototypes, and maintain design systems. They will leverage GIS software and UX design tools, ensuring designs align with user needs and business goals.