Top Operations Jobs

The Director of Ethical Hacking leads the development and strategy of ethical hacking services, oversees the team's performance, collaborates on security assessments, guides ethical hacking activities, participates in penetration testing, communicates findings, and improves team capabilities.

The VP, Territory Distribution Leader is responsible for achieving profitability and production goals for a national territory, collaborating with business unit leaders and overseeing wholesaler distribution partners. The role involves engaging with brokers, ensuring alignment between business units, generating prospects, and managing performance indicators while also focusing on talent management and succession planning.

The Law Office Supervisor manages administrative supervision of legal support staff, providing legal and administrative support to a managing attorney. Key responsibilities include coordinating staff activities, mentoring team members, preparing management reports, and overseeing daily operations. This role requires strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills, along with a comprehensive understanding of legal practices.

The Law Office Supervisor provides administrative supervision to legal support staff and assists a managing attorney with legal and operational matters. Responsibilities include assigning tasks, mentoring staff, preparing management reports, and participating in special projects while ensuring effective communication and organization.

The Law Office Supervisor provides administrative supervision to legal support staff and assists a managing attorney with legal and administrative tasks. Key responsibilities include coordinating the work of staff, leading training and development, preparing management reports, and supporting daily operational matters in a legal context.

The Legal General Clerk II performs clerical work including mail processing, document scanning, filing, and record keeping. They maintain files, prepare reports, and communicate with customers and suppliers. The role requires good organizational, communication, and computer skills to manage various tasks independently.

The Workers Compensation Litigation Attorney will handle complex legal matters including insurance defense and coverage, manage litigation, develop strategies, prepare legal documents, represent clients at trials, and provide legal counsel. The role requires advanced knowledge of workers compensation law and the ability to manage one's own caseload effectively.