Top Senior Level Jobs in Lincoln, NE

The Account Manager will qualify new accounts, enhance relationships with existing customers, and develop sales strategies in automation control markets. Responsibilities include increasing sales, identifying productivity opportunities, and collaborating with supplier partners to meet customer needs.

The Sales Executive for Fraud Solutions will develop global business in fraud and cybercrime, identify sales opportunities, strategize with sales VPs, and support the sales team throughout the sales process while meeting performance metrics.

The Senior Data Engineer will design, implement, and manage data pipelines for real-time analytics and ML training datasets, ensuring efficient data flow and quality in a hybrid environment.

The HR Manager oversees recruitment, employee relations, conflict resolution, and strategic HR initiatives, fostering a positive organizational culture.

The IT CICS Systems Programmer supports CICS Services on a mainframe, ensuring peak performance, troubleshooting issues, and managing upgrades and documentation.

The Senior Planner will oversee project planning, coordinate with teams, manage risks, and ensure effective delivery of large-scale civil engineering projects in the water industry.

Advise affluent clients on investment management, fiduciary advice, financial and succession planning; grow business through prospecting and referral networks; collaborate with internal specialists to deliver comprehensive solutions.

Lead and scale the invoice factoring function, driving revenue, managing leads, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to achieve sales goals.

The Senior Systems Analyst supports technology operations in manufacturing, assisting with project delivery, compliance, and continuous improvement initiatives, while managing systems and client engagement.

Lead the Medicaid Fraud and Patient Abuse Unit, directing investigations and prosecutions of Medicaid provider fraud and patient abuse. Supervise attorneys, investigators, and auditors; set strategic priorities; authorize charges, civil actions, and settlements; manage federal grant compliance and OIG recertification; and serve as primary liaison to federal and state partners.