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As a Lead Data Analyst, you will analyze healthcare data, design methodologies, and communicate insights to stakeholders without managing others.

As the Lead Piercer, oversee piercing services, ensure customer satisfaction, maintain studio standards, manage inventory, and promote Mejuri's brand and products. Mentor other piercers and educate clients about aftercare and services.

Lead client accounts and business growth while managing high-stakes projects. Mentor colleagues and ensure strategic alignment for lasting impact.

Hunter-oriented business development role to source and qualify new enterprise/mid-market opportunities across North America. Build and manage pipeline, conduct outbound prospecting, lead discovery and qualification, partner with leadership to close deals, and represent the company at events. Travel expected ~40% for client meetings and conferences.

The Technical Support Engineer provides technical support for property management solutions, troubleshooting issues, educating customers, and collaborating with teams for complex challenges.

The Sales Director will manage growth for consumer apps, engage marketing heads, develop new business relationships, and lead sales processes.

The Senior Frontend Developer will build responsive web applications, integrate AI/ML capabilities, and lead teams while collaborating with various stakeholders.

The Senior Experiential Producer manages high-end experiential production, overseeing projects from kickoff to delivery, ensuring technical feasibility, collaborating with vendors, and managing budgets while leading a production team.

Lead AI product strategy for investor workflows, designing AI-native products (agents, copilots, MCPs, APIs). Partner with investors, engineers, researchers, and designers to translate LLMs, retrieval, and agent architectures into reliable, production-grade features. Drive rapid experimentation, define evaluation and trust frameworks, and shape platform evolution for investor-grade AI products.

The Operations Manager oversees restaurant team performance, ensures quality standards, manages staffing, and fosters a customer-focused environment. Responsibilities include training, hiring, tracking performance, and achieving sales goals.