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Interact with automotive customers, identify their needs, present vehicle options, conduct test drives, explain features, negotiate prices, finalize sales, and coordinate financing and paperwork. The role requires strong communication, negotiation, product knowledge, customer-service skills, and a valid driver’s license. Prior automotive sales experience is preferred, but candidates entering the industry may be considered and trained.

Develop detailed 3D models, drawings, bills of materials, assembly drawings, and cut sheets for sheet metal panels, structural supports, barriers, and copper bus assemblies used in low- to medium-voltage switchgear. Ensure manufacturability, regulatory compliance, quality, and customer requirements. Collaborate with electrical design, engineering, project management, manufacturing, and field service teams, resolve technical issues, support process improvements, and mentor junior designers.

Provides instructional support for undergraduate courses by assisting with teaching, classroom discussions, instructional material development, exam proctoring, grading, grade documentation, office hours, and student academic support. The role helps graduate students develop teaching, communication, classroom management, and academic leadership skills.

Processes and researches insurance premium payments, investigates billing discrepancies, follows up on missing information, and communicates with insureds, producers, and internal teams. The role documents account activity, prepares billing correspondence, resolves payment exceptions, supports premium application, and maintains accuracy and confidentiality while meeting service standards in a high-volume remote environment.

Supports characterization, documentation, and application of ion implant equipment. The role analyzes tool performance, maintains operational data, assists with customer demonstrations and wafer processing, supports application development, and collaborates with systems, equipment, marketing, and engineering teams. Responsibilities include SPC-related analysis, technical reporting, equipment qualification support, and documenting performance trends and operating specifications.

Assists with engineering deliverables for drinking water, wastewater, reuse, stormwater, and water infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include sampling studies, condition assessments, process modeling, hydraulics, design reports, data management, equipment selection, project coordination, client meetings, and support through construction. The role involves mentoring from senior engineers, fieldwork, and site visits, primarily within the state.

Conduct 100–150 outbound calls per shift to returning customers, collect health information, educate them about preventive screenings, recommend relevant services, overcome objections, schedule appointments, collect payments, and meet sales goals. The role is fully remote and includes virtual training, company-provided equipment, and benefits.

Processes and audits contractor and vendor invoices, resolves billing discrepancies, maintains purchase orders, and supports construction cost tracking and financial reporting. The role communicates with vendors and internal teams, organizes project documentation, assists with reimbursement records, and supports period-end reporting and process improvements.

Coordinates procurement of direct materials, vendor performance, inventory levels, costs, forecasts, and supplier risk. Reviews purchasing documents, invoices, quality issues, and cost changes while supporting production planning and on-time program launches. Collaborates with engineering, production, quality, accounting, customers, and suppliers to improve supply chain processes, reduce inventory, and ensure material availability and compliance with quality procedures.

Supports Project Managers with coordinating project activities, schedules, records, documentation, materials, RFIs, change orders, meetings, customer communication, and closeout tasks. Tracks progress, identifies missing information or potential delays, maintains accurate logs, and follows up on outstanding actions. The role requires strong organization, communication, technical curiosity, and the ability to manage multiple priorities. Training is available for a motivated candidate.