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The role involves leading Oracle E-Business Suite projects, supporting finance processes, gathering requirements, developing solutions, and ensuring SOX compliance. The analyst will manage projects related to EBS finance modules, provide production support, and enhance financial applications.

The Senior Manager, Sales Compensation, leads a team managing global sales commission plans, ensuring competitive design, accurate processing, and operational excellence while fostering a high-performance culture.

The Technical Project Manager will drive complex technology projects, ensuring timely delivery through governance, cross-functional leadership, and accountability. Responsibilities include managing project plans, risks, and key reporting with a focus on Agile methodologies and stakeholder communication.

The Solutions Architect I provides technical support and customer service, assisting clients with system implementation and enhancements. Responsibilities include managing data audits, investigating support issues, and collaborating with development teams to improve software functionality.

Lead credit risk and pricing strategy initiatives, build credit risk models, draft risk documentation, mentor a team, and collaborate across departments.

As a Software Architect at Invoca, you will lead technical initiatives in AI and data integration, mentor teams, and refine software architecture to enhance scalability and user experience.

The Channel Director of Sales will define the sales strategy for the dental vertical, acquire and manage enterprise-level accounts, and develop products tailored for high-ticket dental cases while monitoring performance metrics.

Manage a portfolio of customer accounts, focusing on revenue retention, growth opportunities, contract execution, and account health monitoring.

Manage customer accounts, optimize product adoption and workflows, and serve as a trusted advisor. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance customer experience and troubleshoot issues.

As a Principal Product Manager, you'll own product direction, manage backlogs, engage with customers, and collaborate with engineering and sales teams to enhance product offerings.