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The role involves promoting products and services for clients through direct marketing, promotions, advertising, sales, and customer relations. Training will be provided to ensure a thorough understanding of marketing strategies, and the position offers paid training, mentorship, and travel opportunities.

The Sr. Project Engineer is responsible for onboarding new clients, delivering technical projects, and providing client support. This role includes architecting and implementing IT and security solutions, conducting assessments, improving efficiencies through automation, and mentoring junior engineers. Additionally, it involves collaborating with project managers to update stakeholders and attending client-facing meetings.

As a Field Technician, you will conduct field assessments of industrial structures, perform measurements, collaborate with engineers on repair plans, ensure construction quality, analyze inspection data, and manage tools and equipment. You will also assist in safety planning for fieldwork, requiring physical mobility and adherence to safety regulations.

The Senior Robotics Platform Software Engineer will enhance the performance and stability of robotics platforms, focusing on low-level system software, OS upgrades, network issues, and integration of hardware and sensors. The engineer will collaborate with senior teams to debug, test, and implement new autonomy features while ensuring high engineering standards are maintained.

The Blockchain Security Engineer will focus on security-related services for CertiK, including security consulting, auditing smart contracts and blockchains, and penetration testing. The role involves collaborating with external developers, enhancing security processes, and engaging in security research while contributing to internal security tools.

The Awards Administrator supports the Office of Sponsored Programs at Carnegie Mellon University by reviewing, processing, and managing federal and non-federal awards. Responsibilities include preparing award accounts, ensuring compliance, advising principal investigators and business managers, and coordinating with various university departments during the award lifecycle.

The Risk Adjustment Auditor will review medical records for correct diagnosis code assignment, perform audits to assess coding accuracy, prepare reports, provide coding education to the engineering and product teams, and summarize changes in coding and billing rules.