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Develops industrial piping and equipment designs under supervision using AutoCAD, Revit, P&IDs, PFDs, specifications, codes, and field information. Creates piping plans, elevations, sections, and isometrics; uses 3D point cloud scans; performs facility walkdowns and verifies existing piping. Coordinates with mechanical, electrical, and structural disciplines, supports design adaptations, and occasionally travels to job sites.

Greets and routes visitors, answers and directs calls, manages conference rooms and attorney workspaces, schedules video conferences, coordinates office events, contacts building management, and provides administrative and office services support including mail, printing, room setup, and inventory management.

Provides administrative and coordination support for civic engagement fellowships and exchange programs. Responsibilities include participant communications, recruitment and interviews, event and site-visit planning, travel and visa coordination, contracts and payments, expense tracking, data collection, reporting, alumni engagement, and business development support.

Welcomes and assists visitors, manages calls and visitor logs, supports meeting room AV and basic IT troubleshooting, coordinates deliveries and office access, assists with events and onboarding, and maintains reception and common areas to hospitality standards.

Entry-level financial analyst program supporting hotel financial statement analysis, budgeting, forecasting, capital markets activities, financial modeling, investment return analysis, reporting, due diligence, market research, and closing activities. The three-year program includes training, mentorship, performance feedback, and potential full-time placement. The role is based onsite in Bethesda, Maryland, four days per week, with one remote day.

Conduct outbound prospecting to apartment owners and operators through calls, email, and LinkedIn. Build target lists using HubSpot, CoStar, and ZoomInfo; deliver owner pitches; qualify opportunities; and partner with Account Executives to secure agreements. The role requires consistent outreach, strong phone and written communication, resilience, competitiveness, and daily work from the San Francisco office.

Provides legal advice, representation, and advocacy for clients seeking Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, SNAP, TANF, and other public benefits. Handles administrative hearings, appeals, court proceedings, legal research, pleadings, and case management. Conducts outreach and legal education, collaborates with community partners, supports systemic advocacy and grant compliance, maintains accurate records, and supervises assigned support staff. Requires Florida Bar membership, strong legal analysis and communication skills, and travel throughout the service area.

Evaluates, develops, and improves manufacturing processes, tooling, equipment, quality methods, and production efficiency. Maintains manufacturing records, bills of material, work instructions, and test documentation. Supports assembly-floor troubleshooting, costing, continuous improvement, equipment maintenance coordination, and program managers. Provides technical guidance to manufacturing technicians while applying lean manufacturing, design-for-manufacturing, CAD, and electro-mechanical assembly knowledge.

Supports the operation and growth of an aerospace company’s enterprise IT environment. Responsibilities include endpoint management, networking, cybersecurity, hardware deployment, Windows support, troubleshooting, and end-user assistance. The three-month onsite development program provides mentorship, meaningful projects, and potential conversion to full-time employment based on performance.

Provide administrative support at a school bus terminal: reporting, billing, hiring intake, communications with schools/parents/drivers, phone/radio duties, recordkeeping, and may drive routes or perform payroll, routing, safety, or maintenance documentation as trained.