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The Director of Strategic Finance partners with Product and Data Science to manage points experimentation economics, including cost modeling, forecasting, ROI evaluation, budgeting, investment allocation, and variance analysis. The role owns the points economics narrative for leadership, supports executive and board reporting, builds financial frameworks, and provides analyses guiding product and growth decisions.

Manage and scale mobile app engagement campaigns from pipeline through launch, optimization, and ongoing performance management. Build operational processes, trackers, and operating rhythms; monitor campaign health and diagnose underperformance; coordinate Sales, Product, Tech, Implementation, and external partners; manage dependencies and issue resolution; and support advertiser activation, setup, MMP integrations, and launches.

Develop and deploy predictive and causal models for personalization, retention, monetization, and product strategy. Design experimentation and measurement frameworks, analyze user and marketing behavior, quantify business impact, and translate complex findings into strategic decisions. Collaborate with Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Data Product teams to build scalable data solutions. Mentor peers, promote rigorous model validation and governance, and apply Python, SQL, Snowflake, dbt, Airflow, Spark, and AWS to production-ready data science initiatives.

Manage federal, state, private, and institutional financial aid programs; counsel students and families; assess applications; administer scholarships; prepare awards and reports; oversee disbursements, refunds, reconciliations, and compliance audits. Develop policies, procedures, and training materials; monitor regulatory changes; support appeals, recruitment, retention, financial literacy, and customer service. Collaborate with admissions, academic advisors, and campus stakeholders while maintaining accurate confidential records.

Manages affordable-housing occupancy and resident compliance across Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Responsibilities include evaluating compliance files, supporting lease-ups, maintaining occupancy and collections, training and supervising community teams, resolving resident concerns, attending HUD, RD, and LIHTC audits, and partnering with marketing and field teams. The role requires frequent regional travel, strong property-management expertise, relationship-building skills, Microsoft Suite proficiency, and experience with Yardi Voyager and Yardi Rent Cafe.

Oversee daily operations for two affordable housing communities, including leasing, resident relations, rent collection, financial reporting, compliance, inspections, maintenance coordination, vendor management, budgeting, and team leadership. The role requires maintaining resident files, supporting property upkeep, handling emergencies, ensuring legal and investor compliance, and delivering strong customer service to residents and prospects.

Processes accounts payable transactions, including reviewing and coding invoices, obtaining payment approvals, preparing checks, recording electronic payments, and validating utility bills against occupied and vacant unit reports. The role performs accounting and clerical duties, reports to the Accounts Payable Manager, and requires strong communication and computer skills. A high school diploma is required; accounting education or certifications, two or more years of accounts payable experience, and rental housing management experience are preferred.

As a Consultant, Environmental Scientist, you will deliver environmental solutions, manage project compliance, and support sustainability initiatives in the energy sector.

Support environmental assessments, permitting, and ecological field surveys for NEPA EAs/EIS. Collect data, prepare technical reports, coordinate with regulators and clients, and deliver work on scope, schedule, and budget while ensuring safety and quality.

Lead and deliver industrial hygiene and EHS consulting for Southern California clients: develop safety programs, ensure regulatory compliance, manage projects, conduct audits and training, mentor staff, and build client relationships to drive operational safety and sustainability.

Manages regional administrative support, workload distribution, project assignments, scheduling, invoicing, client communications, compliance, records, and deliverable coordination. Maintains ERP and client systems, oversees administrative activities, prepares performance reports, implements process improvements, and mentors Regional Coordinators. Supports hiring, urgent scheduling and travel needs, outside-service ordering, and project documentation while serving as liaison between regional teams and administrative leadership.

Design and lead HVAC and mechanical systems for new facilities, additions, renovations, and mission-critical data centers. Responsibilities include load and energy calculations, equipment selection, system studies, specifications, code compliance, construction administration, QA/QC, multidisciplinary coordination, client communication, project leadership, and mentoring junior engineers. The role also supports business development and requires knowledge of chilled water systems, AutoCAD, Revit, and related design software.

Administer and support the ARCHIBUS Facility Information Management System, including authentication, server maintenance, database restoration, vulnerability remediation, and emergency bug resolution. Provide end-user support and training for IWMS, FIMS, and EDMS solutions. Support facility assessments, field operations, CAD and documentation management, cost estimating, site visits, and coordination of onsite assessment teams.

Lead full-cycle recruiting for a multi-state property management organization while designing and scaling an automated recruiting process. Responsibilities include sourcing and closing talent, advising hiring managers, implementing ATS and recruiting technologies, building workflows and dashboards, improving hiring efficiency and quality, and potentially hiring and leading a recruiting team.

Manages day-to-day operations and overall performance of an affordable housing property. Oversees HUD, Fair Housing, ADA, FCRA, LIHTC, REAC, MOR, and occupancy compliance; supervises staff and maintenance; manages leasing, collections, tenant issues, inspections, vendors, renovations, budgets, and regulatory reviews.

Assists the Property Manager with daily affordable-housing property operations, HUD and LIHTC compliance, tenant recertifications, lease enforcement, evictions, resident relations, maintenance coordination, rent collection, arrears tracking, lease renewals, accounting transactions, and purchase orders. Provides responsive customer service and supports inspections, reviews, and overall property workflow.

Expedites and tracks equipment, materials, vendor documentation, purchase orders, contracts, and project deliverables. Coordinates vendors, Engineering, Quality, Logistics, Construction, and project stakeholders to ensure on-time readiness and delivery. Reviews fabrication schedules and inspection documentation, identifies and mitigates delays, manages supply meetings and status reporting, resolves shipment and freight issues, supports invoice verification, and maintains records for project and contract closeout. Coaches new hires, project personnel, and vendors on expediting processes.

Manage shipping, receiving, packing, tracking, inventory records, and deployment of IT equipment. Coordinate employee onboarding, internal teams, and shipping providers; investigate delayed or missing shipments; and provide basic equipment-related IT support. The role requires experience with logistics, inventory, shipping and receiving, or IT asset management, along with proficiency in Excel and Outlook.

Oversee and improve the end-to-end ITSM Change Management process, including risk assessment, approvals, scheduling, implementation, documentation, and post-implementation reviews. Lead Change Advisory Board meetings, coordinate global technical teams, maintain the change and release calendars, ensure CMDB updates, and support regulatory compliance. Identify process improvements, create user stories, perform UAT, drive automation, and communicate change impacts to stakeholders across the organization.

Manages supplier quality across locations and components, providing launch and post-launch support. Leads supplier audits, improvement programs, corrective actions, APQP and PPAP deliverables, problem-solving, warranty management, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, and purchasing to ensure capable processes, compliant designs, supplier readiness, and quality milestones. The role requires supplier-site and assembly-plant support, cross-functional leadership, and travel throughout the United States and Canada.

The Senior Software Architect for Propulsion System develops software architecture for automotive applications, focusing on embedded systems, AUTOSAR standards, and software verification.

Owns quality milestone convergence across software and hardware engineering domains from pre-contract through start of production. The role evaluates project maturity, leads readiness reviews, tracks quality KPIs, manages risks and roadblocks, develops recovery plans, and coordinates Powertrain, Vehicle Engineering, and technical stakeholders. It supports go/no-go recommendations, official quality assessments, lessons learned, and preventive actions to ensure robust, on-time vehicle launches.

Lead customer service and procurement teams while managing site supply and production planning. Responsibilities include coordinating SIOP/MPS, resolving bottlenecks, balancing capacity and inventory, analyzing customer forecasts, overseeing logistics and transportation plans, monitoring delivery and supplier service performance, managing returnable containers, and driving corrective actions and inventory reduction initiatives.

Leads multidisciplinary R&D activities for automotive electrification projects, serving as the primary technical contact internally and externally. Coordinates contributors, schedules, budgets, engineering deliverables, technical reviews, risk mitigation, change requests, and customer requirements. Ensures product development meets quality, cost, milestone, platform standardization, APQP, and ASPICE requirements. Requires strong leadership, problem-solving, communication, and experience with power conversion and embedded software, preferably for traction inverters.

Own day-to-day creator campaign execution and roster management, including building campaign rosters, maintaining accurate creator and campaign data, communicating with creators through Zendesk, escalating issues, and collaborating with customer success, Product, Finance, and RevOps. The role manages approximately 20–30 campaigns monthly, follows established SOPs, assesses creator-brand fit, and identifies process improvements in a remote, evolving environment.