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Handle inbound and outbound customer calls and emails related to payments. Guide customers through solutions, monitor and process electronic payments, update banking information, and troubleshoot payment errors. The role combines customer service, problem solving, accurate financial processing, and administrative organization. It is full-time, primarily office-based Monday through Thursday, with optional remote Fridays after training.

Plans and coordinates logistics activities supporting production schedules, customer demand, material flow, inventory movement, and warehouse operations. Validates workflows, monitors performance and resources, communicates risks to leadership and customers, supports continuous improvement, and enforces safety and standard operating procedures across plant and office environments.

Leads HR operations and employee services by improving processes, clarifying ownership, strengthening compliance, supporting managers, and delivering responsive employee service. Oversees recruiting, onboarding, benefits, records, HRIS administration, leave, policies, and employee inquiries. Builds a high-performing HR team, establishes operational metrics, improves service delivery, and partners with executives on workforce information, organizational readiness, and change initiatives.

Analyzes mortgage applications and supporting documents for underwriting compliance, guides clients through final closing steps, coordinates with loan, underwriting, real estate, and insurance professionals, and resolves documentation issues to ensure accurate and timely closings.

Coordinates broadcast worship production, including audio, video, and lighting execution; recruits, trains, and schedules production volunteers; leads the production team; maintains AVL equipment; submits equipment service requests; and collaborates with campus and support teams on recordings, edits, and gathering experiences.

Manages supplier relationships, commodity competitiveness, supply base performance, inventory accuracy, supplier payments, material cost reduction, and strategic procurement initiatives. Supports product and project teams, addresses component shortages, maintains commodity expertise, and contributes to departmental strategy. Requires purchasing experience with ice machine components, metals, electrical, or mechanical components, along with quality and problem-solving training. The role involves at least 25% travel and occasional light physical work.

Delivers technical customer implementations involving software installations, integrations, upgrades, application and database migrations, ETL, and data conversions. Develops and tests code modules, supports SQL Server and Windows/IIS environments, diagnoses technical issues, performs quality assurance, and applies AI-assisted automation. The role collaborates with customers and internal teams, documents solutions, supports project budgeting, and contributes to scalable service delivery components under established guidance.

Oversees library circulation operations during evening and weekend shifts, staffs the circulation desk, supports patrons with physical and electronic resources, and manages check-in, check-out, shelving, reserves, interlibrary loans, and basic cataloging. Leads, schedules, and trains student assistants when the Librarian is unavailable. Provides reference assistance, enforces library policies, maintains the library space, supports technical services, and records circulation and reference statistics.

Entry-level civil engineering role supporting transportation, drainage, roadway, traffic, infrastructure, development review, construction inspections, and capital improvement projects. The position prepares calculations, maps, reports, and technical reviews under licensed engineering supervision while coordinating with contractors, consultants, developers, utilities, and the public. The Engineer in Training is expected to develop practical engineering skills, obtain EIT certification, and pursue Florida Professional Engineer licensure.

Develop and manage a nationwide distributor network to sell POS, payment processing, merchant lending, and gas pump management services. Responsibilities include identifying and onboarding distributors, training them on products, motivating sales activity, maintaining distributor relationships, understanding their needs, and providing solutions. The role requires proven sales success, strong communication, organization, negotiation, prospecting, client engagement, and problem-solving skills. Travel is limited to trade shows and occasional in-person meetings.