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Leads a team of custom engineers designing one-of-a-kind speakers from customer request through production. Oversees technical accuracy, manufacturability, drawings, feasibility, costing, routing, lead times, component sourcing, and production coordination. Manages project flow against five- to ten-day cycle targets, mentors engineers, conducts design reviews, supports new product development, and partners with service, production, procurement, and sales teams.

Contract Art Director responsible for defining visual and tonal brand guidelines, shaping PR and editorial storytelling, creating paid and organic still and motion assets, and supporting executive communications. The role combines creative strategy with hands-on design and production, requiring strong typography, layout, branding, communication, and agency or freelancer coordination skills. Work is approximately 16 hours per week for 3–6 months.

Provides advanced IT support across Microsoft 365 and Azure, resolving identity, endpoint, cloud infrastructure, hardware, software, and network access issues. Supports community technology onboarding, integration, and decommissioning; manages accounts, devices, assets, workstations, printers, and conference room technology. Develops automation, documents procedures, maintains inventory, and ensures compliance with security and access policies. The role also communicates technical information clearly and may mentor junior support personnel.

Rotational Management Trainee program providing exposure to commercial banking, consumer banking, shared services, finance, technology, HR, marketing, risk, and other departments. The trainee completes assignments and special projects, participates in leadership and community initiatives, develops professional skills through coaching and mentorship, and reports on progress. The role requires a business-related degree, leadership experience, strong communication and technology skills, and at least six months of relevant work experience.

Designs, builds, programs, installs, documents, troubleshoots, repairs, and improves custom automation, sensing, controls, and vision systems for manufacturing. Responsibilities include quoting automation projects, developing electrical and mechanical documentation, coordinating with internal teams and vendors, creating preventive-maintenance schedules, training users, and supporting technical problem-solving. The role requires expertise in CAD, electronics, wiring, electromechanical systems, pneumatics, hydraulics, networking, robotics, sensors, and inspection systems.

Performs general accounting entries, reconciliations, payroll processing, accounts payable, month-end close, financial statement preparation, general ledger administration, investment portfolio and fixed asset accounting, regulatory reporting, and compliance activities. Assists with funds position administration, insurance accounting, document retention, and departmental special projects.

Supports the Chief Operating Officer through strategic calendar management, complex meeting coordination, business travel logistics, follow-up tracking, communications, and confidential information handling. Partners with the Chief of Staff on cross-functional projects, strategic initiatives, research, presentations, project plans, and process improvements. The role requires proactive judgment, strong writing, organization, discretion, and comfort coordinating across executives and teams while using collaboration and AI tools.

Build and support enterprise AI-orchestrated workflows and API integrations across ITSM, HR, identity, access, and internal business systems. Develop Python and JSON automation logic, troubleshoot APIs and authentication, and implement logging, monitoring, retries, correlation IDs, and error handling. Review AI-generated code, support production workflows, collaborate with stakeholders, and create reusable automation templates and documentation while following security, governance, testing, and release standards.

Assists with day-to-day Business Office management, including billing and collections, accounting controls, payment posting, deposits, record maintenance, accounts payable invoice processing, accruals, and month-end closing activities. May supervise the office in the Manager’s absence and must meet accounts receivable and payable processing deadlines.

Responds to prospective student inquiries through outbound calls, assesses their educational goals and program fit, and forwards qualified prospects to enrollment counselors. The role requires strong communication, interpersonal skills, integrity, regulatory compliance, computer proficiency, and alignment with the university’s mission and statements. This is a remote enrollment position based in Phoenix, Arizona, with professional development, benefits, paid time off, and tuition benefits.