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Provides independent administrative support to managers and employees, following department procedures, performing reconciliations, preparing and formatting data, maintaining cross-functional contacts, escalating inquiries, and ensuring efficient interactions. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, administrative ability, and proficiency with Microsoft applications.

Designs, builds, reviews, and deploys test automation frameworks for complex software systems across web, mobile, and API layers. Leads troubleshooting and issue triage, identifies root causes, writes functional and regression tests, and drives process improvements. Mentors automation engineers, collaborates with product, project, development, and business teams, and leads testing efforts for complex applications. Requires strong programming, SQL, software quality assurance, version control, and automation expertise.

Manages academic personnel, HR administration, recruitment, onboarding, staff supervision, financial operations, compliance, and business affairs for a university school. Coordinates faculty reviews, promotions, tenure, appointments, leaves, separations, and hiring processes. Oversees payroll and account reconciliation, purchasing, PCard administration, budgeting, reporting, documentation, and administrative systems. Serves as a liaison among academic leadership, central university offices, HR, finance, faculty, staff, and student workers.

Provides advanced analytical support for academic, financial, and operational decision-making. Conducts research, predictive modeling, statistical analysis, trend analysis, financial forecasting, and data cleansing. Develops dashboards, visualizations, reports, presentations, and recommendations for stakeholders and university administration. Supports strategic planning, resource forecasting, enrollment and retention analysis, personnel metrics, space utilization, inventory assessment, and data sustainability. May eventually oversee and coach staff.

Leads procurement and strategic sourcing activities across university departments. Analyzes supply chain data to identify risks, savings, and sourcing opportunities; develops sourcing strategies; negotiates contracts; selects and engages suppliers; and manages supplier performance and compliance. The role supports construction and facilities management procurement, collaborates with legal, finance, and departmental stakeholders, and drives process and technology improvements.

Develops, integrates, tests, deploys, sustains, and modernizes mission-critical ground systems supporting space operations. Responsibilities include software and system integration, architecture assessment, verification and validation, troubleshooting, anomaly resolution, technical documentation, configuration management, operational process support, knowledge transfer, and collaboration with government stakeholders, mission operators, developers, and engineering teams.

Supports Collins’ ERP transformation workstream through SAP S/4HANA integration, data mapping, conversion specifications, process documentation, ERP functionality testing, and manual or automated test execution. The intern collaborates with business, technology, finance, and cross-functional teams while learning Record to Report, Opportunity to Cash, financial controls, data security, and ERP-supported business operations.

Leads enterprise learning systems and enablement initiatives, including Workday Learning solutions, LMS/LXP administration, talent technology projects, learning analytics, performance metrics, and workforce development strategies. Partners with HR technology, talent, and business teams to improve learning ecosystems, reporting, learner experience, and organizational effectiveness. Presents recommendations to executive stakeholders, researches emerging technologies, prepares systems for AI, and manages projects across a global matrixed organization. Travel up to 30%.

Provide systems administration and technical support in Windows and Red Hat Linux environments. Troubleshoot hardware, software, connectivity, accounts, and operating systems; manage incidents through ticketing systems; maintain Windows and Linux services; support virtualization, patching, cybersecurity compliance, and documentation. The role is fully onsite, supports 24x7 systems, requires a Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, Security+ certification within six months, and up to 10% domestic travel.

Leads full-lifecycle Federal Civilian IT captures from opportunity qualification through proposal submission, award, and transition. Identifies and evaluates opportunities, develops competitive intelligence, customer and teaming strategies, capture plans, win themes, staffing models, delivery approaches, and pricing strategies. Leads gate reviews, Black Hat assessments, bid/no-bid decisions, proposal alignment, partner negotiations, and executive briefings while managing multiple complex and task-order pursuits.

Assess creditworthiness by analyzing borrower financial data, credit bureau reports, and loan files; prepare reports, spreadsheets, and recommendations for lenders; ensure compliance with RESPA/TRID and related regulations; maintain financial records, assist Credit Officer, review existing loans, and support cross-selling of bank products.

Own the strategy and roadmap for BackOps’ AI agent platform, including integrations, workflow orchestration, execution reliability, security, observability, developer tooling, and enterprise governance. Translate customer deployment patterns into reusable platform capabilities, define product requirements and operating standards, partner closely with engineering and customers, and establish metrics for scalability, reliability, reuse, and deployment efficiency.

Own the strategy and product systems for AI agents that automate complex operational workflows. Define agent reasoning, tool use, autonomy, human escalation, quality evaluation, monitoring, and continuous improvement. Work closely with customers, operators, engineers, and AI practitioners to transform messy processes into reliable products. Establish outcome-based metrics including resolution rate, accuracy, intervention rates, and time to resolution while building trust in production AI.

Provides end-user IT support for hardware, software, operating systems, networks, phones, audio-video systems, kiosks, and other electronic devices. Installs, repairs, maintains, images, and inventories equipment; administers user accounts and access; resolves service tickets; performs root-cause analysis; creates procedures and guides; supports vendors; and recommends technology improvements while meeting SLAs and compliance requirements.

Oversee count room operations by ensuring currency and company assets are accurately accounted for, secured, and documented. Review personnel reports, resolve cash variances, coordinate cash loads for partner locations, maintain counting equipment, operate currency-counting machinery, and comply with gaming regulations, internal controls, safety standards, and company procedures.

Provides L2/L3 production support for broadband networks, troubleshooting customer connectivity, routing, packet loss, latency, IP services, and network performance issues. Performs fault isolation across access, aggregation, transport, and service layers using CLI, packet captures, logs, telemetry, and monitoring tools. Owns complex incidents, conducts root-cause analysis, documents runbooks, supports changes and launches, and collaborates with NOC, engineering, architecture, vendors, and operations teams to improve network stability.

Designs, builds, and operates hybrid infrastructure platforms across on-premises and public cloud environments. Develops infrastructure-as-code, reusable platform services, CI/CD and GitOps workflows, governance controls, observability, and automation for provisioning, compliance, patching, backup, and disaster recovery. Supports cloud migrations, VMware infrastructure, identity services, hybrid networking, FinOps, and self-service platform enablement while partnering with cloud, security, networking, and application teams.

Architects, administers, secures, and optimizes enterprise SQL Server databases across on-premises and cloud environments. Responsibilities include patching, performance tuning, troubleshooting, database design, scripting, disaster recovery, backup planning, audits, migrations, SSIS packages, and SSRS reporting. The role collaborates with application owners and IT teams to maintain reliable, scalable, compliant database systems and provides technical guidance to users.

Reviews and analyzes employee background reports, verifies resumes, education, licenses, references, and employment history, and investigates discrepancies under FCRA and data protection laws. The specialist documents findings, coordinates with recruiters, offices, vendors, and internal stakeholders, tracks screening requests, issues clearances, and supports pre-adverse or adverse actions. The role maintains confidential records, ensures timely processing, and may administer verification requests in Workday while applying labor law and compliance best practices.

The Legal Support Specialist provides administrative and practice support to attorneys in the Intellectual Property group, including managing legal files, preparing correspondence, and maintaining communication with clients and courts.