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Leads enterprise infrastructure architecture across cloud, data center, compute, storage, networking, virtualization, identity, and endpoint platforms. Designs secure, scalable, resilient solutions; establishes standards, roadmaps, governance, disaster recovery, and business continuity strategies. Oversees vendors, operations, monitoring, production support, and complex incident resolution. Provides technical leadership, mentors architects and engineers, evaluates emerging technologies, and guides modernization initiatives across global shipboard and shoreside environments.

Build and deploy enterprise AI agents and Snowflake data solutions for clients. Responsibilities include data pipelines, Cortex AI integrations, agent orchestration, RAG, API layers, MLOps and LLMOps, CI/CD, observability, performance optimization, and evaluation of accuracy, latency, safety, and cost. The role involves client workshops, prototypes, production deployments, and hybrid work in Dallas or other listed locations, with 25%–75% travel.

Originates and closes new sales opportunities in complex, cross-service environments. Leads early-stage client positioning, develops pursuit strategies, manages sales cycles, and builds relationships with senior decision-makers. Creates technology-oriented solutions, directs sales activities, and partners with sales teams through contract closure. The role requires substantial enterprise sales and pursuit-management experience, quota-carrying success, strong communication, leadership, and willingness to travel up to 100%.

Design, build, and operationalize scalable AI and machine learning solutions for enterprise clients. Responsibilities include selecting and customizing deep learning and generative AI models, developing data and MLOps/LLMOps pipelines, managing large datasets, implementing model storage and retrieval, conducting AI research, and integrating production systems. The role requires collaboration with technical and business stakeholders, client-facing consulting skills, and travel that may range from none to 100%.

Develop and maintain shared computational imaging software that converts ultrasound data into image series. Build and optimize beamforming, filtering, motion estimation, and reconstruction methods for real-time and large-scale processing. Validate performance through benchmarks, regression tests, uncertainty analysis, and reproducible experiments. Improve GPU and memory efficiency, establish device requirements, and evaluate learned imaging methods while collaborating with scientists and engineers.

Develop and maintain Python-based image-analysis workflows for registration, detection, background subtraction, drift correction, and response measurement. Validate accuracy and repeatability using controls and regression tests, align ultrasound with MRI and anatomical references, and integrate methods with acquisition and reconstruction systems. Optimize processing for large datasets while providing documented tools scientists can use independently.

Leads FP&A activities for the WIND segment income statement, including forecasting orders and backlog, monthly and quarterly estimates, reporting, closing and planning cycles, tax credit processes, data integrity, and continuous process improvement. Partners with CFOs, finance leaders, and cross-functional stakeholders to identify risks, capitalize on opportunities, manage finance roadmaps, and lead strategic projects.

Leads and mentors embedded software engineering for nuclear instrumentation and control systems. Oversees planning, technical design, reviews, testing, validation, configuration management, risk resolution, and delivery across the product lifecycle. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, ensures compliance with nuclear safety and quality standards, mentors engineers, and supports installation and commissioning. Requires deep C programming, embedded software, verification, validation, and technical leadership experience.

Designs, deploys, and sustains AI solutions for Wind Engineering. Identifies high-value use cases, develops generative AI applications, agents, copilots, predictive models, and automation workflows, and integrates them into engineering tools and processes. Ensures governance, cybersecurity, validation, scalability, and quality standards. Drives AI adoption, advises subsystem leadership, collaborates with enterprise architects, and monitors deployed solutions for performance, reliability, business value, and continuous improvement.

The Supplier Quality Engineer evaluates and approves suppliers, audits manufacturing capabilities, and supports onboarding. The role inspects electrical equipment such as switchgear, switchboards, and UPS systems; analyzes supplier nonconformances; leads containment, root cause analysis, and corrective actions; reviews first article inspections; and drives supplier quality improvements. The engineer collaborates with Engineering, Manufacturing, Procurement, and suppliers while traveling domestically and internationally 10–30%.

The Supplier Quality Engineer manages supplier qualification, audits, onboarding, inspections, nonconformance resolution, corrective actions, first article reviews, and continuous improvement for electrical and mechanical data center equipment. The role develops inspection and quality control plans, analyzes supplier performance, applies Lean and Six Sigma methods, and collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and suppliers. Domestic and international travel of 10–30% is required.

Designs and evolves an enterprise Azure-based Lakehouse platform using Microsoft Fabric and Azure Databricks. Builds metadata-driven ingestion, ELT, CDC, orchestration, Spark/PySpark transformations, semantic models, and governed Bronze, Silver, and Gold data layers. Integrates enterprise systems across ERP, CRM, construction, manufacturing, HR, and operations while establishing standards for data quality, lineage, security, observability, performance, and cost optimization. Partners with stakeholders to deliver trusted data products and provides technical leadership across architecture and engineering.

Supports enterprise virtual desktop infrastructure and Mission Partner Sites by deploying, configuring, troubleshooting, validating, and sustaining Windows endpoint environments. Diagnoses complex Windows, application, authentication, networking, and configuration issues in Active Directory domains; automates endpoint processes with PowerShell; coordinates projects and change control; maintains documentation; and collaborates with engineering, networking, management, and mission partners. The role requires full-time onsite work, travel up to 50%, and eligibility for a DOE Q clearance.

Provides administrative and operational support for an engineering division. Responsibilities include managing spreadsheets, databases, SharePoint sites, records, calendars, meetings, correspondence, reports, presentations, document compliance, office moves, and a GSA vehicle fleet. The role requires discretion with sensitive or classified information, advanced organizational and communication skills, and the ability to work independently amid changing priorities.

Leads demand and supply planning for manufactured and distributed products using Netstock. Develops forecasts, manages inventory parameters and safety stock, oversees SIOP reviews, creates production schedules, and coordinates replenishment across warehouses and suppliers. Administers Netstock data integrity, monitors AI recommendations, analyzes forecast variances, and optimizes production, purchasing, distribution, service levels, and working capital. Partners with manufacturing and business teams to resolve constraints, disruptions, and supply risks.

Leads enterprise infrastructure architecture across cloud, data center, compute, storage, networking, virtualization, identity, and endpoint platforms. Designs secure, scalable, resilient solutions; establishes architectural standards, roadmaps, governance, disaster recovery, and business continuity strategies. Oversees vendors, operations, automation, monitoring, compliance, and production escalations. Provides technical leadership, mentors architects and engineers, evaluates emerging technologies, and guides complex modernization projects across global shipboard and shoreside environments.

Manages accounts receivable processing, reconciliations, payment research, collections, refunds, monthly close, journal entries, billing, renewals, audits, and reporting. Resolves member and stakeholder inquiries, supports financial controls, partners with Finance and IT on system issues, and improves AR processes and workflows. Requires strong accounting, analytical, systems, communication, and organizational skills.

Build and manage client relationships while assessing financial needs and recommending banking and investment solutions. The role includes structured training and required licensing through the SIE, Series 7, and Series 66 exams. Advisors provide comprehensive financial guidance, conduct client reviews, collaborate with banking and investment partners, and develop business through prospecting and referrals. The position requires SAFE Act registration, operates Monday through Friday with rotating Saturdays, and may initially involve phone-based client service.

Manages and analyzes client portfolios, evaluates market conditions and investment recommendations, maintains proprietary models, prepares performance reports, and supports Financial Advisors with investment solutions, client service, pricing analysis, and risk-aligned portfolio strategies. The role requires securities licensing, SAFE Act registration, regulatory compliance, strong communication, and knowledge of wealth management products.

Provides client service and administrative support to multiple Financial Advisors and their clients. Responsibilities include responding to service needs, preparing accurate client materials, supporting policies and risk controls, identifying relationship-building opportunities, promoting banking offerings, and assisting with daily team operations. The role requires strong communication, organization, client focus, adaptability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Salesforce.