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Represents clients at assigned Florida court hearings, conferences, and proceedings, remotely when permitted and in person when required. Reviews case materials, prepares for appearances, advocates within authorized parameters, communicates with litigation and scheduling teams, documents rulings and deadlines, and coordinates continuance requests when necessary. The role requires an active Florida law license, litigation experience, courtroom advocacy skills, professionalism, organization, and travel throughout Florida.

Manage end-to-end procurement and delivery of owner-furnished, contractor-installed data center equipment across multiple projects. Responsibilities include writing RFPs, negotiating vendor contracts, managing submittals, tracking deliveries, coordinating commissioning support, maintaining project budgets, forecasting inventory, and managing supplier relationships. The role requires collaboration with engineering, construction, finance, accounting, legal, operations, sales, and external supply chain partners.

Leads the company’s end-to-end supply chain strategy and operations, including procurement, demand planning, inventory, production scheduling, warehousing, logistics, supplier management, and risk management. Drives process improvement, cost reduction, supplier performance, forecasting accuracy, and supply chain resiliency. Oversees budgets, compliance, systems, staffing, and cross-functional coordination while building and coaching the supply chain organization.

Conduct research on talent acquisition and staffing technologies, business models, and market trends. Design and administer surveys, analyze market data, create charts and tables, write evidence-based reports, and present findings to executives, clients, and industry audiences. Build relationships with technology providers and staffing leaders, support client inquiries, and contribute to conferences and webinars. The role is remote within select U.S. states, with occasional business travel.

Sells steel tubing and related products across a Midwest territory. Responsibilities include meeting sales goals, growing market share, improving margins, developing customer relationships, pursuing new business, addressing quality and delivery issues, implementing sales strategies, managing pricing, and monitoring market and supply-chain information. The role requires business travel, customer engagement, strong communication, problem-solving, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Supports prosecutors and attorneys by preparing, organizing, preserving, redacting, and presenting digital evidence for hearings and trials. Supervises interns and volunteers, oversees specialist caseloads, manages grants, supports unit planning, trains police and prosecutors, assists with technology, and coordinates with community agencies. Travel is required to monitor out-county specialists and attend meetings and events.

Manages sales operations for regional distributors, emerging channels, retail accounts, and inventory opportunities. Responsibilities include customer onboarding, item setup, distributor management, product launches, order and inventory execution, platform updates, process development, reporting, and resolving logistics or fulfillment issues. The role partners with Sales, Supply Chain, Finance, Marketing, and Customer Service to improve execution and reduce inventory risk.

Own the complete enterprise B2B sales cycle, including prospecting, relationship development, negotiations, forecasting, and closing high-value deals. Build executive relationships, map privacy challenges to MineOS solutions, analyze territory opportunities, coordinate technical and legal teams, support customer onboarding, and represent the company at workshops and industry events.

Supports daily office, shop, and field operations by coordinating job information, shipping and receiving, inventory, purchase orders, equipment rentals, project records, and completion reports. Maintains customer databases, enters documentation into NetSuite and Insite, supports operations and sales teams, and helps ensure compliance with customer requirements and safety procedures. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication skills, computer proficiency, and the ability to work in office and manufacturing environments.

Manages the Georgia, Alabama, and Florida Panhandle territory by driving demand for commercial and industrial lighting products. Builds relationships with distributors, contractors, sales agencies, specifiers, and end-users; trains partners; oversees agency performance; develops sales plans; analyzes trends; identifies new business; attends trade shows; and travels regularly throughout the territory. The role also maintains customer records, supports opportunities with inside sales, and advises product teams on market trends.