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Insurance defense litigation paralegal responsible for summarizing medical records and bills, preparing medical chronologies, managing discovery, and communicating with clients, insurance carriers, and counsel. The role requires strong written, oral, organizational, and task-management skills, knowledge of Florida court procedures, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint, Adobe, and Excel. Candidates should have at least three years of relevant experience, preferably in bodily injury or general liability matters.

Develops and programs CMM and visual inspection systems for metals fabrication. Interprets GD&T and technical drawings, creates inspection methods and fixtures, analyzes manufacturing data, and prepares customer quality documentation including PPAPs, ISIRs, FAIRs, quality plans, capability studies, and MSAs. Supports engineering and production, improves metrology processes, and manages project plans, schedules, and budgets. The role requires medical industry and ISO 13485 experience and is fully onsite with local travel.

Leads software engineering teams responsible for designing, developing, and delivering high-quality solutions for CMS Hospital Quality Reporting systems. Manages hiring, performance, coaching, team development, resource planning, engineering standards, architectural decisions, code reviews, and delivery processes. Collaborates with Product Managers to align engineering work with product goals while fostering technical excellence, continuous improvement, and an inclusive remote-first culture.

Provides customer service to association members and guests at recreation centers. Checks in visitors, answers questions, explains services, enforces rules, processes cash and credit card payments, monitors facilities and events, supports member safety, and performs light janitorial duties. Requires reliable attendance, basic computer and math skills, frequent public interaction, and flexibility to work weekdays, weekends, and holidays.

Owns the dealership’s finance and insurance process, including structuring deals, securing lender approvals, presenting financing and F&I products, closing transactions, maintaining accurate documentation, and ensuring compliance. Builds lender relationships, manages funding and product penetration goals, supports customer satisfaction, and collaborates with Sales, Accounting, and dealership leadership. Requires experienced automotive F&I expertise, strong communication and closing skills, technology adaptability, and knowledge of leasing, lender programs, and dealership systems.

Software Engineer Intern contributing to application design, development, testing, debugging, documentation, and maintenance within an Agile Scrum team. The intern collaborates with engineers and product owners, participates in code reviews and Scrum ceremonies, uses Git and AI-assisted development tools responsibly, and gains hands-on software lifecycle experience under direct supervision and mentorship.

Supports producers by marketing new and renewal commercial insurance business, analyzing client information and exposures, recommending coverage, preparing applications and proposals, negotiating carrier placement, and servicing client accounts. The role independently handles risk placement, endorsements, coverage questions, and client and carrier relationships while using EPIC and Microsoft products. A Florida 2-20 or insurance license and at least three years of agency experience are required.

Own the Austin market by prospecting pediatric practices, activating new referring clinics, growing provider relationships, and increasing patient referrals. Deliver practice in-services, coordinate clinical presentations, prioritize target accounts using market data, maintain accurate CRM records, and report field insights. Help recruit and ramp future liaisons while continuing to manage a territory. This field-based role requires frequent local travel, occasional travel to other Texas markets, and one to three annual trips to the San Francisco Bay Area.

Directs health center finance operations, including accounting, budgeting, treasury, procurement, contracting, and financial management. Supervises finance and administrative functions, supports strategic planning, and provides financial information and guidance to senior leaders and department managers. The role also assists the CFO with short- and long-term financial planning and oversees operational financial support.

Develops strategic relationships with national and key accounts across Texas, identifies and acquires new business, conducts market research, coordinates proposals, and drives sales growth. The role involves prospect engagement through calls, emails, virtual meetings, site visits, trade shows, and conferences. It requires cross-functional collaboration, sales planning, customer relationship documentation, extensive personal vehicle use, and 20%–50% overnight travel.