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Supervise the day-to-day operation of an education centre, leading and coaching tutors, supporting children’s maths and English progress, managing family experiences, and driving membership growth through community engagement and sales activity. The role also includes revenue and debt management, staff efficiency, safeguarding, enrolment enquiries, trial sessions, and centre performance ownership.

Leads the YMCA’s finance and HR functions, including budgeting, financial reporting, audits, internal controls, payroll, benefits, personnel policies, recruiting, employee relations, and compliance. Partners with the CEO and directors on strategic planning, risk management, fundraising, grants, and organizational initiatives. Oversees consultants, vendors, staff development, administrative processes, and required IRS, audit, and YMCA reporting.

Designs scientific benchmarks and evaluations for advanced AI models, focusing on virology, microbiology, biological misuse risks, and biosecurity. Responsibilities include red-teaming models, assessing AI-generated scientific outputs, developing evaluation rubrics, analyzing results, and collaborating with AI researchers and engineers. The role requires deep biological research expertise, technical writing, and the ability to evaluate AI capabilities and risks. This is a remote U.S. contract role with occasional travel and in-person onboarding.

Provides administrative and operational support to the irrigation department by coordinating schedules, maintaining records, tracking tasks and deadlines, communicating with leadership and field teams, resolving issues, and improving department processes. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, follow-through, problem-solving, and adaptability in a fast-paced, in-person environment. Prior irrigation or landscaping experience is not required.

Develop and monitor project budgets, forecasts, cost reports, and financial controls for EPC, industrial, water treatment, infrastructure, and construction projects. Analyze labor, materials, equipment, subcontractor costs, commitments, accruals, invoices, change orders, profitability, and variances. Prepare EAC, ETC, cash flow, earned value, and closeout reporting while supporting project managers and collaborating with engineering, procurement, construction, and finance teams.

Provides administrative and organizational support to the Executive Minister and Discipleship Department. Responsibilities include calendar management, event and meeting coordination, church database and record maintenance, communications, attendance tracking, invoice and budget support, proofreading, expense reconciliation, Session administration, receptionist coverage, and volunteer coordination. The role requires professionalism, discretion, organization, strong communication, and flexibility in supporting church operations and ministry programs.

Leads a credit union branch serving members, driving deposit growth, lending, sales, compliance, and operational performance. Supervises, schedules, trains, and evaluates branch employees; manages cash, facilities, equipment, reporting, and member service operations. Develops community and business relationships, recommends financial products, processes loans, monitors regulatory compliance, and implements branch improvement strategies. Requires Pennsylvania residency and Monday-through-Saturday availability, with potential hybrid work approval.

Leads business development operations for an architecture and design practice, managing proposal and pursuit production, team workflow, pipeline visibility, CRM and BD systems, budgets, reporting, and interview preparation. Supervises and develops marketing staff, coordinates cross-functional initiatives with communications teams, supports competitive positioning, and monitors opportunities across the AEC industry. The role requires strong proposal management, writing, organizational, leadership, and AEC industry expertise.

Manages operations across three early childhood education centers and an out-of-school program. Oversees enrollment, family engagement, nutrition services, food procurement, facilities coordination, emergency preparedness, compliance systems, staffing records, and program data reporting. Supervises enrollment and kitchen teams, ensures regulatory compliance, supports inspections and audits, and partners with program, finance, people operations, and facilities leaders to improve processes and achieve enrollment and program goals.

Designs, codes, tests, and maintains software applications supporting NCIS’s classified SIPR case management system modernization. Requires expert PL/SQL and .NET development expertise, Top Secret/SCI clearance, and IAT II certification. The role is based in Quantico, Virginia, with a hybrid schedule requiring onsite work one to two times weekly or as needed. Department of Navy network, Agile, ServiceNow, and Telerik Test Studio experience are preferred.