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Drive sales by developing and executing strategies to meet targets; build and maintain customer relationships; communicate product value; prepare account and sales activity reports; collaborate with team members and travel as needed to support international operations.

Operate and improve large-scale NVIDIA GPU clusters across bare-metal and rented capacity. Build automation for provisioning, health checks, remediation, monitoring, scheduling, and capacity management. Own Linux images, drivers, CUDA, containers, networking, storage, and Slurm. Diagnose performance and hardware issues, evaluate GPU providers, support ML training workloads, and maintain secure infrastructure. The role also includes hardware installation, datacenter coordination, and vendor management.

Own a portfolio of DII/DIII collegiate accounts from onboarding through renewal and expansion. Build relationships with coaches, compliance staff, and athletic leaders; drive retention and expansion revenue; identify account risks using Gainsight and account data; and use AI tools to improve customer success work. The role requires experience in collegiate athletics or customer success, renewal and pricing conversation skills, independent account management, and familiarity with Teamworks products.

Lead real-time coverage of major market events, economic reports, and corporate developments for The Wall Street Journal’s Live Markets blog. Responsibilities include coordinating with global reporters and editors, translating complex financial data into clear commentary, identifying original story opportunities, shaping editorial voice and strategy, and experimenting with interactive graphics and audio formats. The role requires rapid, authoritative writing under deadline pressure and fluency across major asset classes and economic themes.

Drive regional channel marketing strategy, partner engagement, demand generation, pipeline growth, and MRR growth. Responsibilities include developing co-marketing campaigns, supporting partner onboarding and enablement, managing events and webinars, creating localized content, overseeing budgets, tracking ROI, and collaborating with Sales and Global Marketing. The role requires strong B2B marketing, channel-partner, revenue-focused, communication, stakeholder management, and performance-measurement skills.

Lead end-to-end design, development, and delivery of full‑stack features; drive architecture and code reviews; coordinate engineering work, write design docs and tests, and participate in Agile ceremonies. Must have blockchain/crypto experience.

Lead end-to-end provider onboarding projects involving Epic scheduling integrations, from contracting and configuration through testing, go-live, and operational transition. Manage project scope, plans, risks, timelines, reporting, stakeholder communications, executive presentations, and cross-functional coordination with engineering, product, sales, and customer teams. Drive continuous process improvement and deliver a high-quality provider customer experience across concurrent enterprise engagements.

Leads Federal Civilian business development, account growth, opportunity identification, capture, customer engagement, teaming, pipeline management, and contract wins. Builds relationships across agencies, translates mission requirements into growth strategies, develops competitive pursuit and pricing strategies, and coordinates with technical, contracts, pricing, recruiting, operations, and proposal teams. Maintains executive-level reporting and drives diversified revenue growth across multiple Federal Civilian accounts.

Own and evolve Argo Workflows and Argo Events, make major architectural decisions, and build Pipekit’s enterprise control-plane product. The role includes shaping the roadmap, shipping customer-focused features, engaging with open-source contributors and customers, participating in an on-call rotation, and speaking at cloud-native conferences. Candidates should have strong statically typed programming skills, Kubernetes expertise, production-systems experience, excellent written communication, and a self-directed, customer-focused approach.

Manage day-to-day less-than-truckload shipment operations for assigned offices and customers. Monitor and resolve delays, damages, missing or misrouted freight; coordinate pickup and delivery appointments; research carrier tariffs, accessorials, classifications and fees; support billing discrepancies, claims and disputes; maintain shipment records; communicate with carriers and customers; and educate internal teams while identifying process improvements.