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Own strategic accounts with major health systems, develop account strategies, lead executive discovery and buying processes, and drive multimillion-dollar enterprise platform deals to signature. Partner with company leadership, clinical stakeholders, and forward-deployed engineers to identify winning use cases, guide deployments, and expand customer relationships. Help create the company’s enterprise sales playbook for a land-and-expand motion.

Build and improve ML and data pipelines, ship full-stack product features, and enhance Mac and Windows desktop applications. Work directly with enterprise customers to clarify requirements, deploy solutions, and turn customer learnings into repeatable product improvements. The role requires high ownership, rapid execution, strong engineering practices, and measurable customer outcomes across applied ML, AI systems, product, and infrastructure.

The Creative Director owns visual identity and creative execution across IJW’s spirits brands. Responsibilities include developing brand identities and campaigns, designing digital and physical assets, leading packaging and label development, directing photography and video, supporting sales materials, managing agencies and production partners, and overseeing creative budgets, timelines, approvals, and quality. The role requires hands-on design expertise, packaging and print production experience, knowledge of spirits marketing and labeling requirements, and the ability to connect creative decisions to commercial goals.

Reviews invoices, obtains vendor W-9 forms, prepares payments, reconciles credit card and fuel card statements, processes wire transfer memos and restitution payments, and assists with vendor acquisition and bidding. The role also generates reports and performs additional operational duties while maintaining effective communication, organization, and follow-up.

Conduct industry research, identify investment targets, build valuation models, structure transactions, perform due diligence, prepare investment analyses, manage post-investment performance, develop improvement and exit strategies, and collaborate across departments to integrate investments with JD Group strategy.

Provides overnight administrative support to the shift supervisor in a manufacturing plant. Responsibilities include updating Excel production reports, answering phones, managing call-offs and overtime, monitoring order progress, preparing materials for machine runs, and delivering end-of-shift reports to management.

Build and own full-stack AI systems for hospitality, including response generation, retrieval, tool orchestration, evaluation, observability, no-code controls, voice capabilities, infrastructure, data pipelines, and integrations. The role focuses on making AI agents reliable in real-world conversations with messy data and failing third-party APIs while optimizing performance and cost.

Provides confidential administrative and logistical support equally across the Executive Office and External Affairs departments. Responsibilities include executive calendar and travel coordination, board and committee meeting support, event and webinar logistics, Salesforce data entry, intranet maintenance, vendor and swag coordination, volunteer program support, expense reporting, and project assistance. Requires strong organization, communication, judgment, attention to detail, confidentiality, and flexibility, including occasional evening and weekend work.

Research and analyze rendering algorithms, translate graphics concepts into computationally efficient models, conduct competitive and performance benchmarking, and collaborate with hardware architects to define proof-of-concept features and system requirements. The role focuses on graphics processors, hardware-based ray tracing, performance modeling, and communicating technical findings to leadership.

Supports medication access workflows by coordinating with doctors’ offices, insurers, affordability programs, and pharmacies. Resolves operational hurdles, applies complex procedures, uses proprietary software tools, and optimizes processes to help prescriptions move efficiently. The role requires analytical problem-solving, comfort with ambiguity, data fluency, operational rigor, and rapid learning of healthcare and technology workflows.