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The Sr. Application Support Analyst is responsible for improving clinical and business processes, developing test plans, facilitating software transitions, translating user requirements, and providing training on system functionalities. Additional responsibilities include project management, data integrity auditing, and mentoring other staff members.

The Optimization Analyst identifies and improves clinical and business processes, develops test plans and documentation, facilitates software transitions, performs data analysis, and delivers training for system functionalities. They ensure that business requirements are accurately translated into functional specifications and that projects are completed successfully within deadlines.

The HIM Optimization Analyst identifies and improves clinical/business processes, develops and executes test plans, facilitates software transitions, translates user requirements, maintains documentation, audits data integrity, and provides training and support to users. They collaborate closely with IT and healthcare professionals to enhance system functionalities and ensure successful project completion.

The Risk Analyst will support the development and implementation of credit and market risk management methodologies, assist in calculating economic capital and stress testing, maintain risk management processes, and prepare presentations for senior management. The role involves interacting with various teams to coordinate risk estimates and optimize processes.

The Applications Technical Analyst provides support for various business services applications, manages application lifecycles, oversees upgrades, troubleshoots issues, and collaborates with teams to onboard new applications. Responsibilities include installation, configuration, monitoring, and developing scripts to improve application performance.

The EHSS&S Analyst II ensures compliance with EHS3 regulatory requirements, prepares sites for emergencies, manages hazardous waste programs, conducts audits, and provides training. They collaborate with various partners to minimize safety incidents and support sustainability initiatives.

The CryoEM Staff Scientist will assist users in obtaining high-quality CryoEM data, lead collaborative projects, and enhance protocols. Responsibilities include maintaining equipment, troubleshooting, developing new methods for sample prep and data collection, and training users. The role emphasizes collaboration and continuous skill development.

The Senior Information Assurance Analyst at ARSIEM Corporation is responsible for advanced system and database administration, ensuring high availability, data integrity, compliance, and network security. This role includes user support, documentation, and leading the transition to new systems. The analyst requires significant experience in system operations, especially with DoD cybersecurity standards.

The Information Assurance Analyst 2 is responsible for system and database maintenance, backup and disaster recovery management, user support, network security compliance, and documentation of security protocols to ensure adherence to government standards.

The Cyber Threat Analyst will respond to cyber incidents for civilian government agencies, conducting investigations, analyzing network alerts, and documenting incidents. Key responsibilities include applying cybersecurity knowledge to identify threats, researching workarounds for incidents, and collaborating with other teams on ongoing threats.

The Director, Pharmacovigilance Scientist is responsible for overseeing safety monitoring activities in clinical trials, conducting signal management, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. They provide scientific expertise, contribute to safety evaluations, and author safety reports, ensuring compliance with regulations and guidelines.