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Assist in running the camp by supervising activities, maintaining safety, managing operations, and providing support to campers and staff.

The Director of Revenue Operations will lead RevOps across the full revenue lifecycle, overseeing forecasting, process standards, and analytics. The role involves building and scaling a team, optimizing processes, and partnering with Sales and CS leadership to improve operations and drive growth.

The Director of Go-To-Market Systems leads and optimizes sales technology initiatives, enhances sales productivity, and manages business analyst teams. This role drives operational efficiency by implementing technology solutions and developing team capabilities to meet revenue targets.

The Program Manager oversees the implementation of City Year’s school-based service model, managing AmeriCorps members, developing partnerships, and ensuring program fidelity. Responsibilities include coaching, team development, community engagement, and collaborating with school staff.

The Specialist will manage grants administration projects, oversee compliance, provide guidance to awardees, track KPIs, and support funding applications for workforce development on behalf of California colleges.

The position involves teaching in a Baccalaureate-level Nursing program, requiring a Master's in Nursing, RN license, and recent clinical or educational experience. Candidates should demonstrate commitment to student engagement, teaching excellence, and scholarly activities.

The Assistant Controller will manage month-end close processes, drive revenue accounting, optimize the order-to-cash cycle, and integrate AI into finance operations. They will lead internal audits, mentor junior staff, and improve financial systems for scalability.

As Chief Technology Officer, responsible for overseeing the company’s technical aspects, focusing on software development and AI product innovation while managing a large team and infrastructure.

The Accountant will manage payroll, prepare journal entries and reconciliations, assist with audits, and support budgeting activities while ensuring compliance with financial policies and GAAP.

As a School Psychology Intern, you'll support students by conducting assessments, facilitating interventions, and collaborating with teams while gaining professional development under supervision.