Top Senior Level Jobs in Madison, WI

Leads Trek Travel’s technology team and enterprise technology strategy. Responsibilities include developing the technology roadmap, managing IT, ecommerce, and software development teams, overseeing ERP, CRM, booking, financial, and Microsoft Power Platform integrations, and establishing AI governance. The role owns reporting data, information security, compliance, vendor relationships, budget, incident response, disaster recovery, and company-wide technology initiatives. It requires a hands-on technology leader with broad experience across architecture, development, infrastructure, data, security, and business systems.

Manage utility-market sales for RIDGID and Greenlee tools and equipment across a territory. Responsibilities include building distributor and end-user relationships, conducting product demonstrations and training, supporting applications, developing business plans, launching new products, forecasting sales, monitoring market trends, and driving revenue growth. The role collaborates with regional Territory Managers and operates across office, customer, distributor, and manufacturing environments.

Lead the design and implementation of OBIEE 12c solutions for UW-Madison. Act as an architecture resource, ensuring best practices in business intelligence are followed.

The Creative Strategist supports the Director of Creative Strategy in developing frameworks, managing campaigns, conducting research, and facilitating collaboration. Key responsibilities include creating briefs, overseeing project execution, and analyzing performance metrics.

The Senior Consultant leads discovery workshops and guides clients in utilizing Veeva's Commercial Content Applications, ensuring optimal implementation and customer success. Responsibilities involve project management, solution articulation, and establishing support processes.

The National Sales Manager will develop growth strategies, leverage an existing book of business, and lead initiatives to drive revenue in key markets.

As a QA Lead Specialist, you'll oversee quality assurance, lead staff training, manage audits, and drive process improvements within life sciences.

Leads electrical engineering design for municipal and educational buildings from planning through construction administration. Responsibilities include power distribution, lighting, fire alarms, low-voltage systems, backup power, engineering calculations, code compliance, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, QA/QC, site observations, client coordination, and mentoring junior staff. The role also supports proposals, business development, submittal reviews, RFIs, and professional certification of engineering documents.

The Director of IT Infrastructure leads the strategy and operations of the company's IT infrastructure, managing cloud platforms, team development, budget, compliance, and system reliability.

Serve as the technical lead in pre-sales and post-sales for enterprise accounts: qualify leads, support sales calls and demos, resolve technical issues with support/engineering, provide training, and travel within the territory to support customers deploying Fortinet networking and security solutions.