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Designs power and control systems for industrial, power, mining, manufacturing, and water/wastewater facilities. Responsibilities include electrical calculations, analyses, equipment selection, design drawings, specifications, cost estimates, proposals, reports, and client communication. The engineer collaborates with multidisciplinary project teams and may perform domestic fieldwork at construction sites. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, EIT certification or eligibility, software familiarity, a valid driver’s license, and U.S. work authorization without sponsorship.

Provides administrative and operational support for Mental Health Services, including supervising program assistants, maintaining client files and electronic charts, managing reports and invoices, coordinating psychiatric appointments and meetings, tracking supplies and work orders, supporting reception, and maintaining regulatory confidentiality. The role also compiles contract data, performs quality assurance chart reviews, coordinates donations, and supports department budgeting and compliance.

Performs entry-level legal research, investigations, administrative hearings work, and preparation of pleadings, orders, reports, legislation, and regulatory documents. Advises public officials, attorneys, witnesses, and interested parties on administrative and regulatory matters. Reviews petitions and notices, conducts depositions and limited negotiations, and supports legal and administrative processes within the Illinois Secretary of State’s office.

Manage assigned customer accounts, process purchase orders in ERP systems, provide pricing and order updates, coordinate changes and resolutions, and monitor shipments. The role communicates with customers and cross-functional manufacturing teams to ensure accurate, timely order fulfillment and responsive issue resolution. It requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication, follow-through, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and order management tools.

Provides administrative and processing support to personal lines account managers and advisors. Responsibilities include maintaining policy data and documentation in Epic, processing carrier transactions, preparing insurance documents, communicating with carriers, monitoring claims, reviewing policy changes, and supporting office operations. Requires strong computer, data entry, communication, customer service, prioritization, and multitasking skills.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle as Voidhawk’s first sales hire, from prospecting and discovery through technical evaluation, negotiation, procurement, and close. Build pipeline independently, establish repeatable sales processes, refine ICP and messaging, maintain CRM discipline, forecast accurately, and provide market feedback to product teams. The role requires selling complex security or technical infrastructure solutions to security, engineering, executive, finance, legal, and procurement stakeholders, while using AI to improve research, outreach, preparation, follow-up, proposals, and CRM workflows.

Design, implement, and optimize low-latency C++ trading applications and infrastructure. Collaborate with traders, quants, and engineers to build production-ready systems, maintain proprietary quoting and pricing tools, analyze diagnostic data, and gradually assume production ownership with mentorship.

Develop and grow profitable customer accounts, prospect for new shippers, coordinate freight solutions, and provide ongoing customer service. Manage load scheduling, carrier tracking, documentation, invoicing, accounts receivable, collections, and settlement activities. Resolve shipping discrepancies and support account representatives through coaching and direction. The role requires after-hours and weekend availability to address operational issues and customer needs.

Volunteer board members advocate for affordable public transportation in Butler County, fulfill legal and organizational governance duties, appoint and oversee officers and employees, and supervise the project coordinator. Directors must represent public, nonprofit, or private transportation-coordination entities with authority over agency resources. The three-year term begins July 1, with quarterly meetings at the Butler County Regional Transit Authority Hamilton Facility.

Volunteer board members advocate for affordable public transportation in Butler County, represent transportation-focused public, nonprofit, or private entities, fulfill legal and organizational duties, appoint and supervise officers and employees, and oversee the project coordinator. Directors serve three-year terms beginning July 1 and meet quarterly at the Butler County Regional Transit Authority Hamilton facility.