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Provides Tier I technical support for proprietary software through phone, email, and remote access. Troubleshoots and resolves application issues, escalates unresolved problems, documents support activities, analyzes gathered data, builds client relationships, and deploys and trains clients on software applications and new versions.

Performs daily cash receipt and credit card processing, journal entry preparation, balance sheet reconciliations, fixed asset updates, and monthly accounting schedules. Supports non-patient accounts receivable activities, payment reconciliation, analysis, and adjustments. Assists senior accounting staff and management with general accounting and administrative tasks while ensuring accurate and timely financial close responsibilities.

Administers and supports enterprise LAN, WAN, wireless, VPN, firewall, switching, and related network services across corporate and distributed operating locations. Responsibilities include configuring and troubleshooting Cisco infrastructure, monitoring performance, resolving outages, supporting Tier 2/3 incidents, maintaining documentation and asset records, coordinating vendors and carriers, and participating in change management, disaster recovery, and after-hours maintenance.

Develops digital pre-algebra curriculum, including lessons, assessments, assignments, instructional strategies, and aligned content. Authors and reviews materials using learning management, content authoring, and project management software while maintaining accurate task documentation and communications. Requires subject-area teaching expertise, curriculum alignment knowledge, strong writing and organizational skills, and comfort with technology. This is a remote, part-time, project-based role requiring 10–25 hours weekly.

Handles entry-level insurance claims under supervision throughout investigation, evaluation, negotiation, and settlement. Studies policies and claim procedures, communicates with claimants, attorneys, agents, and third parties, prepares reports, performs loss estimates, and uses claims software. Completes company training, develops product knowledge, and obtains required adjuster licenses. The role requires strong organization, communication, decision-making, mathematical, confidentiality, and customer-service skills, along with a valid driver's license.

Supervises front desk operations and part-time staff at a community ice center. Manages customer service, registrations, rentals, refunds, billing, cash handling, deposits, program administration, bookings, and special events. Monitors customer satisfaction through surveys and collaborates with marketing and program leaders on newsletters, website content, and social media. Requires schedule flexibility for evenings, weekends, and events.

Provides front desk reception and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, handling mail and deliveries, filing, copying, faxing, invoice entry, and managing office supplies. The role requires professional communication, organization, computer proficiency, independence, and basic accounting experience.

The Group Sales Manager drives hotel revenue by sourcing, negotiating, and closing group room, catering, and event business. Responsibilities include managing key accounts, developing new business, conducting sales calls, prospecting, maintaining client relationships, applying yield management, following up on leads, and documenting account activity. The role requires frequent direct sales activity, market research, client meetings, property tours, and collaboration with hotel departments.

Own and optimize Netpreme’s production LLM inference infrastructure, including vLLM, SGLang, TensorRT-LLM, NVIDIA Dynamo, Kubernetes deployments, benchmarking, distributed serving, KV caching, batching, routing, and scheduling. The role focuses on improving latency, throughput, scalability, reliability, and efficiency across diverse LLM and multimodal workloads while partnering with hardware, model, and systems engineers.

Processes high-volume, multi-entity accounts payable transactions, including invoice verification, GL coding, vendor payments, statement reconciliation, vendor record maintenance, and discrepancy resolution. Supports month-end and year-end close activities, financial reporting, 1099 reporting, and vendor inquiries while safeguarding confidential information and improving AP processes.