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Serve as the US-based technical contact for industrial valve and fluid-control customers. Responsibilities include responding to technical inquiries, maintaining customer relationships, conducting occasional site visits, gathering requirements, supporting quotations and technical proposals, sharing market intelligence, coordinating orders, and resolving routine technical issues. The role requires an established US industrial network, product knowledge, B2B communication skills, account management experience, and comfort with an independent, commission-based consultant model.

Design production-ready character concepts from exploration through final turnarounds and documentation. Translate ambiguous creative briefs into visual solutions aligned with narrative, gameplay, and art direction. Define visual standards, collaborate with art and cross-functional teams, support 3D translation, mentor artists, improve workflows, and independently manage complex assignments and priorities.

Provide customer support across email, chat, and social media; assist with onboarding, resolve bugs and usability issues, gather and prioritize product feedback, and communicate customer insights internally. The role requires empathy, strong problem-solving, product knowledge, excellent written and verbal communication, creative thinking, and availability for weeknight and weekend shifts.

Leads global upstream marketing, portfolio strategy, product roadmaps, and new product development for a medical device platform. Identifies unmet clinical needs, conducts market and customer research, builds business cases, defines product requirements, and guides products through development and launch readiness. Partners with R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, Finance, Downstream Marketing, and Sales while managing global commercialization strategy, KOL relationships, and upstream marketing talent.

Leads hospitality business development by sourcing, negotiating, and securing third-party hotel management agreements. Builds relationships with hotel owners, investors, private equity groups, brands, brokers, and related professionals. Prepares proposals, pro formas, ROI analyses, growth plans, and budgets while pursuing strategic markets and joint venture opportunities. Requires a proven multi-year track record obtaining HMAs, strong hospitality real estate and financial analysis expertise, and up to 50% travel.

Leads UL Research Institutes’ sponsored research program development strategy, identifying and securing complex federal and philanthropic funding opportunities. Oversees multidisciplinary, multi-institutional proposal development; builds scalable processes, tools, and best practices; ensures proposal compliance; applies data-driven and AI-enabled approaches; and manages a team of program development professionals. Partners with researchers, institute leaders, funders, academic institutions, and external stakeholders to grow ULRI’s research portfolio and organizational impact.

Build and lead Nclusion’s group-wide anti-fraud function across gaming and financial services. Establish fraud strategy, policies, risk frameworks, detection rules, case management, KPIs, and reporting. Partner with Data teams on transaction monitoring and detection models, Finance on loss quantification and controls, and Legal on escalations. Coordinate anti-fraud standards and analysts across international markets, with an emphasis on high-volume transactions and emerging-market fraud dynamics.

Owns full-cycle sales to community-based organizations, health systems, FQHCs, and government-funded care programs. Responsibilities include prospecting, discovery, tailored demos, proposals, pricing, contract negotiation, CRM management, forecasting, account handoff, and territory strategy. The role requires building self-sourced pipeline, managing complex multi-stakeholder healthcare sales cycles, closing revenue, contributing to sales playbooks, and supporting team development. Travel is required up to 30% for priority meetings, conferences, and market development.

Manage mission-critical program execution by maintaining schedules, milestones, deliverable and action-item trackers; coordinating stakeholders; monitoring risks and dependencies; preparing reports and executive briefings; documenting decisions; and driving accountability through project completion. The role supports a high-security USPACOM environment and requires active TS/SCI clearance with a current polygraph.

Greets and assists visitors, clients, and employees; answers phone calls and emails; manages inter-office messages; handles incoming and outgoing mail, documents, supplies, and packages; maintains files, records, office supplies, and organized filing systems; and schedules appointments and support services.