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Designs, analyzes, develops, tests, and documents complex electrical systems for space and defense applications. Creates schematics, PCB layouts, and simulation models; performs trade studies, signal integrity, stress, sensitivity, worst-case, and derating analyses; develops test procedures; investigates hardware failures; and supports proposal estimates while collaborating with senior engineers.

Supports the baseball program by setting up and organizing equipment and facilities for practices and games. Assists with practice operations, pitching machines, drills, game-day charts, and equipment maintenance. Collects practice and game data and records video for analysis. Employment requires a criminal background check and verification of legal authorization to work in the United States.

Processes commercial loan submissions, reviews financial and entity documentation, coordinates appraisals, title insurance, UCC searches, and other pre-closing requirements, and prepares accurate loan documents. The role collaborates with relationship managers, underwriters, legal counsel, and loan operations to resolve issues, process exceptions, meet service-level expectations, and ensure compliance with approval terms and banking guidelines.

Own enterprise customer deployments, onboarding, adoption, pilot success, conversion cases, pricing, packaging, procurement, and contract closes. Serve as the founding go-to-market hire, building repeatable commercial processes and the foundation for a future GTM team. The role requires credibility with institutional investors, strong business-case development, high agency, and comfort working alongside technical and scientific teams.

Supports daily Deposit Operations through lockbox processing, debit card inventory fulfillment, mobile wallet notifications, return mail management, statement imaging, documentation, verification, and routine issue resolution. Follows confidentiality, dual-control, security, and internal-control procedures; learns banking systems and regulatory requirements; participates in cross-training, testing, and departmental initiatives. Requires accuracy, organization, basic mathematics, computer proficiency, and the ability to meet processing deadlines.

Participate in a 10-week Global Markets program, working on an assigned desk across trading, sales, finance, or market engineering. Responsibilities may include developing pricing and risk models, analyzing market and portfolio data, improving technology and reporting systems, researching clients and markets, and generating trade ideas. Candidates need a quantitative master’s degree, strong programming and mathematical skills, financial-market interest, sound decision-making, and effective communication.

Supports administration of employee benefits programs, including health insurance, retirement, life and disability coverage, wellness initiatives, COBRA coordination, qualifying life events, enrollments, verifications, reconciliations, open enrollment, and employee education. Maintains accurate records, assists with payroll backup, answers employee questions, and supports compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and company policies.

Manages and grows a Central Florida territory for precast concrete products. Responsibilities include prospecting, visiting jobsites, building relationships with contractors and municipal stakeholders, identifying projects, supporting product selection and pricing, tracking opportunities, maintaining a sales pipeline, and achieving revenue goals. The role requires extensive field travel Tuesday through Friday, occasional overnight stays, customer meetings, and collaboration with estimating, project management, production, and dispatch teams.

Provides operational enablement for a national Business Development team by coordinating schedules, meetings, events, RFPs, research, CRM reporting, NDA tracking, documentation, and follow-up. The role supports senior BD leaders, prepares briefing and pitch materials, coordinates cross-functional stakeholders, maintains pipeline data hygiene, and reports on activity and opportunity health. It requires strong organization, communication, CRM fluency, prioritization, and interest in senior living industry trends.

Reports on American companies, industries, executives, markets, and the intersection of business and government. Breaks news, produces enterprise reporting, profiles, analysis, and narrative features, using financial data, corporate filings, and public records. The reporter explains complex business developments for broad audiences and collaborates across the newsroom on newsletters, social media, video, podcasts, and live events.