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Designs, develops, integrates, tests, documents, and debugs software controlling flight simulation systems. The role uses C/C++, scripting, Linux and Windows, version control, and configuration management. Responsibilities include selecting computer equipment, integrating software and hardware, supporting simulator design, collaborating across engineering teams, communicating with stakeholders, and mentoring junior team members. Requires a related bachelor’s degree, U.S. citizenship, background screening, eligibility for an active DoD security clearance, and occasional domestic and international travel.

Manage a portfolio of NCAA Division I basketball customers, building relationships, supporting product adoption, conducting business reviews, resolving workflow issues, and driving engagement, upsells, and renewals. Partner with account executives and internal teams while advising coaches, athletic directors, and commissioners on Hudl workflows. The role requires three days weekly in the Lincoln, Nebraska office.

The Staff Engineer will perform field and lab tests, manage projects, prepare proposals, communicate with clients, and support construction observations, gaining experience for a PE license.

Manages daily showroom office operations, including sales and order entry, paperwork verification, payment and financing processing, customer service, cash and account reconciliation, filing, payroll reporting, scheduling, training, and clerical support. Ensures accurate records, resolves discrepancies, monitors delinquent accounts, and supports compliance with company procedures.

Greet dealership customers, answer and route high-volume calls, maintain an organized front desk, schedule appointments, relay messages, provide administrative support, and assist customers with refreshments. The role requires strong communication, multitasking, organization, attention to detail, and familiarity with phone systems and basic office software.

Manage active customer accounts, negotiate payment solutions, conduct outreach, process payments, document interactions, and support product ownership. The role includes customer relationship management, collections, new agreement opportunities, field visits, asset retrieval, and use of CRM and POS systems. Candidates should be persuasive, empathetic, resilient, tech-savvy, solution-oriented, and able to work independently in office and community settings.

Build and improve business systems across sales, service, operations, engineering, and finance. Analyze workflows, configure ERP/MRP and CRM systems, create integrations and automations using AI, improve reporting and dashboards, validate changes, support rollouts, troubleshoot issues, and document solutions. The role requires ownership from identifying business problems through implementation and verifying operational impact, with regular collaboration across business users and the manufacturing floor.

Lists donated and auction items online, photographs products, researches and categorizes collectibles, manages inventory shelving and organization, and assists customers with purchases and pickups. Maintains production speed, accuracy, cleanliness, and safety standards in a warehouse environment. Requires computer operation, typing, basic math, customer communication, and the ability to lift 50 pounds and work varied schedules.

Conducts core accounting operations, including bank reconciliations, discrepancy analysis, record maintenance, journal entries, account analyses, and monthly AR closing reports. Coordinates with Sales and Marketing to resolve customer deductions and account variances, monitors accounts receivable aging, and follows up on overdue invoices to support reporting, collections, and working capital management.

Builds relationships with physician offices and community providers to increase referrals for ABA therapy services. Conducts in-person outreach, identifies referral sources, develops outreach plans, promotes company services, maintains community partnerships, and records outreach and referral activity in the CRM. Requires strong communication, networking, organization, independent time management, follow-up, and knowledge of healthcare environments. Reliable transportation is needed for local travel.