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Generate and qualify inbound and outbound leads through cold calling, prospect research, email follow-up, and marketing programs. Build territory plans, engage C-suite prospects, nurture leads, maintain accurate Salesforce records, and schedule qualified meetings for field sales partners. Meet monthly and quarterly quotas while collaborating with sales and marketing teams and developing expertise in company products, messaging, industries, and competitors.

The Principal AI Compiler Engineer designs hardware for AI, ensuring models translate effectively to silicon and perform optimally in 5G applications.

Owns complex federal contract strategy, pre-award analysis, negotiations, risk mitigation, and lifecycle management. Builds scalable contracting workflows, playbooks, decision models, and process improvements while coordinating with legal, finance, sales, partnerships, and customer teams. The role supports software and technology-enabled products, flexible acquisition approaches, and government contract awards. It requires senior-level federal contracting expertise, strong cross-functional influence, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

Provides bilingual English-Spanish customer service to insurance policyholders and agents. Responsibilities include answering calls and emails, resolving policy questions and complaints, processing account changes, organizing documents in OnBase, preparing correspondence, monitoring activity for issues or fraud, and completing departmental projects. The role requires accurate communication, confidentiality, problem-solving, multitasking, and knowledge of insurance policies and procedures.

Build and maintain AWS cloud cost attribution, governance, optimization, and FinOps automation. Develop CloudZero dashboards, anomaly detection, savings workflows, self-service tools, unit-cost metrics, and AI cost controls. Partner with Engineering, Product, Finance, and FinOps stakeholders on budgeting, allocation, reporting, and cloud consumption decisions. Support production workloads, infrastructure automation, code reviews, incident response, and operational improvements using Python, Go, Bash, Terraform, and related technologies.

Manage a portfolio of clients as a strategic advisor, driving retention, renewals, expansion, platform adoption, and revenue growth. Develop data-driven email, SMS, lifecycle, and omnichannel marketing strategies; lead QBRs; coordinate cross-functional delivery; educate clients on platform capabilities; and oversee billing, budgeting, forecasting, and issue resolution.

Respond to customer inquiries, troubleshoot platform and integration issues, resolve bugs, provide user training, and improve product adoption. Collaborate with implementation, customer success, product, and engineering teams to escalate issues and identify support trends. Manage ticketing and knowledge infrastructure while contributing to future support-team hiring and onboarding.

Provides legal guidance on privacy, AI governance, intellectual property, data protection, and consumer litigation. Advises product, risk, technology, data, and compliance teams on financial privacy laws, automated decision-making, trademarks, trade secrets, licensing, and disputes. Manages outside counsel, litigation matters, IP strategy, legal budgets, regulatory developments, and cross-functional risk mitigation. Requires substantial experience in privacy, IP, litigation, and regulated consumer financial services or technology environments.

Own Hometap’s product and marketing event-data ecosystem, including taxonomy, tracking plans, governance, Segment Protocols, schema validation, and source management. Partner with marketing, product, and engineering to define instrumentation and event specifications. Build monitoring for schema conformance, event volume, and property completeness, while documenting standards and managing event review and deprecation processes.

Supports licensed wealth advisors by coordinating client meetings, preparing financial plans, gathering and analyzing client data, researching portfolios, preparing reports, managing account service tasks, and assisting with follow-up activities. The role develops technical, analytical, organizational, and client-service skills while preparing the employee for Series 65 licensure and eventual progression into a client-facing advisor position.