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Provides administrative and project support for electric utility construction, maintenance, and capital program activities. Responsibilities include work order and purchase order processing, document management, damage claims and billing, material review, budget support, customer issue resolution, and construction office coordination. The role communicates with field and office personnel, supports emergency restoration, and requires attention to detail in a regulated environment. SAP experience is preferred, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Coordinates customer projects from approved estimates through production, fulfillment, mailing, shipping, and final delivery. Creates accurate job orders, verifies specifications, manages proofs and approvals, coordinates internal departments and outside vendors, tracks schedules and deliveries, maintains project records, and escalates quality or timing concerns. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple changing priorities.

Provides legal support under attorney supervision for civil legal matters serving low-income clients. Responsibilities include client intake, case management, legal research, interviewing, investigation, drafting and filing documents, court coordination, client communication, referrals, community outreach, recordkeeping, and compliance with Legal Services Corporation requirements. The paralegal may handle cases across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law, with occasional travel to courts and community locations.

Own Thatch’s positioning, messaging, go-to-market strategy, product launches, segment campaigns, sales enablement, customer research, and competitive intelligence. Partner with Product, Sales, and Growth to support mid-market and enterprise growth, improve adoption, generate demand, and drive revenue through clear narratives and differentiated marketing.

Leads the infrastructure and backend engineering function supporting mobile games, analytics systems, internal products, APIs, and web services. Owns AWS architecture, reliability, security, monitoring, automation, CI/CD, cost optimization, Snowflake data infrastructure, high-volume event pipelines, backend services, game servers, and technical roadmaps. Provides hands-on architecture, implementation, code review, technical leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and end-to-end project ownership.

Leads enterprise learning and development strategy across employees, partners, and commercial customers. Responsibilities include administering TalentLMS, building career and certification programs, delivering client and partner education, governing learning projects, facilitating technical workshops, monetizing training offerings, and reporting capability metrics. The role manages cross-functional alignment with Product, Technology, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Experience teams while developing scalable programs that improve platform autonomy and partner self-sufficiency.

Oversees daily sales and group services operations at the Denver Art Museum, including ticketing, group reception, youth programming, and call center activities. Supervises and mentors staff, creates schedules, manages timesheets and performance reviews, supports hiring and training, ensures accurate ticketing and cash handling, resolves visitor concerns, and collaborates on departmental sales programs and operational initiatives. The role requires regular weekend availability and occasional evening and holiday work.

Supports endpoint asset management and IT depot logistics, including inventory, equipment staging, shipping, receiving, disposal, returns, retail and showroom setup, and supply management. Maintains service-level agreements, coordinates with business partners, resolves technical challenges, and identifies process improvements. The role requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, customer service, and familiarity with asset management, logistics, warehousing, shipping, and end-user computing technologies.

Supports community management with payroll processing, benefits administration, employee records, recruitment and retention, employee relations, grievance investigations, unemployment claims, orientations, training coordination, and performance evaluations. Reviews timecards, processes invoices, maintains confidential personnel files, responds to employee inquiries, assists managers with coaching, and promotes company programs and culture while supporting resident safety.

Manages and grows sales of pulp and paper stock preparation solutions within an assigned territory. Maintains customer relationships, develops sales plans, identifies competitive threats, supports product trials, coordinates service responsiveness, and provides process data to application engineers. Requires technical or equivalent experience, pulp and paper mill knowledge, and up to 70% travel.