Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Put away received frozen products accurately and efficiently, consolidate items to optimize freezer space, rotate inventory using FIFO, and clean and count assigned aisles. The role requires communication, organization, multitasking, independent and team-based work, use of a radio-frequency handheld computer, and operation of a PIV.

The Territory Manager promotes Vivo Infusion’s services to healthcare providers across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Responsibilities include prospecting, managing provider relationships, educating healthcare professionals, assessing infusion needs, applying consultative selling, meeting sales goals, collaborating with clinical and patient care teams, partnering with pharmaceutical representatives, and documenting territory activity in the CRM. The role is remote 10% of the time and requires travel within 30–60 miles of supported clinics up to 90% of the time.

Designs, develops, tests, documents, and supports C++ software for payments and loyalty products. Responsibilities include implementing features, automating BDD scenarios, troubleshooting hardware and software systems, supporting releases, estimating work, reviewing code and tests, mentoring engineers, and contributing to Agile development processes. The role owns complex software solutions from design through delivery while emphasizing quality, security, and protection of sensitive consumer information.

Designs medium- to high-complexity audiovisual systems from conception through installation, including signal flows, rack layouts, equipment lists, proposals, labor estimates, and scopes of work. Provides technical support to project teams, installers, programmers, sales staff, and customers. Consults with clients, attends bid meetings, supports onsite troubleshooting, and may train junior engineers. The role is mostly remote or office-based with occasional client-site visits and infrequent extended travel for training.

Support and remotely monitor POS terminals, store controller servers, pin pads, cash registers, lane-busting devices, RF guns, and primary or secondary controllers. Proactively investigate alerts, maintain lane and register availability, mitigate operational risks, and resolve terminal or pin-pad outages. Requires hands-on Toshiba 4690 OS experience, C programming knowledge, mainframe or COBOL file-system understanding, and UNIX batch scripting skills.

Drive new business and revenue growth across the Central U.S. multifamily housing market. Manage enterprise accounts, complex sales cycles, territory plans, forecasting, renewals, upsells, and channel relationships. Engage property managers, REITs, ownership groups, and C-level decision-makers while collaborating with Marketing, Product, Operations, Revenue Operations, and Customer Success. Represent DOOR at industry events, provide market intelligence, support customer retention, and travel approximately 20–40%.

Leads national public-sector account management and growth efforts, including prospecting, relationship development, opportunity qualification, contract negotiation, customer expansion, pilot program development, and sales target achievement. Manages and mentors a growth team, supports proposals and presentations, coordinates conferences and customer site visits, tracks performance metrics, and advises government customers on administering assistance programs at scale.

Lead growth across major IT consulting accounts, delivering double-digit annual revenue growth through strategic account planning, CXO engagement, AI transformation positioning, procurement collaboration, deal shaping, and expanded service sales. Build executive relationships, secure client testimonials, and coordinate engineering and capability teams to deepen engagements. The role requires substantial key-account leadership experience, AI fluency, commercial acumen, and strong negotiation and collaboration skills.

Serves as the welcoming first point of contact for Mission Services, managing reception, participant navigation, scheduling, inquiries, records, data entry, correspondence, supplies, and administrative support. Coordinates participant flow among intake, career navigation, workshops, and other services while maintaining an organized, confidential, and professional front-office environment. Supports a high-quality participant experience through strong communication, customer service, organization, adaptability, and collaboration.

The Chief Marketing Officer will lead Lane’s integrated marketing strategy across direct-to-consumer ecommerce, retail, branding, analytics, advertising, content, social media, and customer experience. Responsibilities include overseeing sales, merchandising, customer service, product launches, digital marketing, website advancement, customer loyalty analytics, and cross-functional teams. The role will drive brand awareness, ecommerce growth, technology investments, marketing experimentation, and collaboration across internal and external partners.