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Supports student housing leasing and resident relations by communicating with current and prospective residents, handling inquiries, conducting tours, processing and closing leases, logging packages, coordinating activities, assisting with move-ins and property operations, and participating in after-hours on-call coverage. The role also supports resident retention, social media outreach, leasing events, and compliance with Fair Housing laws.

Supports corporate affairs account teams through account coordination, media relations, client communications, project execution, and integrated communications campaigns. The role organizes account activity, manages multiple client needs, contributes to communications programs, and supports technology, industrial, and professional services PR. Success requires strong writing, curiosity, flexibility, collaboration, awareness of business news and culture, and interest in corporate communications and B2B marketing.

Serve internal and external customers by writing orders, processing returns, providing quotes, assisting with product selection, sourcing non-stock materials, and managing customer timelines. Complete material takeoffs, support project bids, and assist outside sales staff with orders, jobs, pending orders, and product coordination. Participate in product education and work in a fast-paced wholesale waterworks environment.

Lead creative development for healthcare advertising and brand communication projects across multiple media. Develop campaign concepts, direct creative strategy and execution, present ideas to clients, mentor junior and mid-level creatives, support new business pitches, and promote high creative standards. The role requires strong collaboration with brand teams, commercial awareness, innovative thinking, and proficiency in Figma.

Cultivates relationships with alumni and donors, develops engagement strategies using CRM data, coordinates events and recognition programs, maintains alumni records, supports fundraising initiatives, and collaborates with university leaders, development staff, faculty, and communications teams. The role also identifies volunteer opportunities, tracks engagement metrics, develops alumni success narratives, and advises leadership on targeted outreach and programming.

Manages a service center supporting Taylor material-handling equipment customers. Supervises, trains, and evaluates warehouse and service personnel; schedules field and shop service work; manages parts inventory, orders, sales, shipping, and delivery; advises customers; prepares operational reports; coordinates with sales; and drives service center performance and profitability.

Lead customer engagements involving platform engineering, Kubernetes, AI infrastructure, cloud-native workloads, and open source technologies. The role combines pre-sales consulting, solution design and delivery, technical strategy, workshops, training, troubleshooting, and customer enablement. The architect will influence solution direction, support cloud modernization and infrastructure scaling, engage open source communities, and translate emerging technologies into actionable strategies for technical and executive audiences.

Generate new business through outbound calls, emails, and in-person outreach. Build relationships with local business decision-makers, present office hardware, software, and managed solutions, customize proposals, and provide follow-up customer care. The role includes daily prospecting, team training, sales strategy, and a path toward leadership. No prior sales experience is required, though 0–3 years in sales, customer service, or leadership is accepted.

Performs verification activities for embedded FPGA aerospace and defense systems, including artifact reviews, test development, simulation, integration, target hardware, and Hardware-in-the-Loop testing. Ensures compliance with DO-254 and AC 20-152A objectives, maintains requirements traceability, analyzes findings, investigates root causes, and communicates technical status. The role requires collaboration, adaptability, and support of verification schedules and quality objectives.

Leads hourly facility operations at a high-volume smart kitchen location. Responsibilities include coaching and developing staff, managing lunch and dinner shifts, resolving facility and technology issues, supporting restaurant licensees, preparing for demand spikes, ensuring positive courier and customer experiences, covering staffing gaps, managing inventory, and conducting facility audits.