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The Principal DevSecOps Engineer will lead the deployment of enterprise software products for US government customers, focusing on security, high availability, and performance. Responsibilities include managing Kubernetes clusters, developing automation scripts, ensuring compliance with government security standards, and troubleshooting complex systems in collaboration with various teams.

As a Principal Consultant, you will lead end-to-end implementations of NetSuite for clients, including conducting workshops, system design, user acceptance testing, and project management activities. You will serve as the client's advocate and translate complex business requirements into technical designs while providing ongoing support post-implementation.

The Managing Consultant is responsible for driving commercial growth, enhancing service areas, and ensuring high-quality delivery to meet client needs. Key duties include leading project teams, developing strategies, maintaining effective client relationships, and coaching team members to optimize performance.

The Manager of Technical Support leads a team of Support Engineers in addressing technical questions and issues from customers and partners, ensuring timely responses and adherence to service level agreements. The role involves problem-solving, coordinating team efforts, and representing the support team during customer onboarding and review meetings.

As a D365 Senior Functional Supply Chain Consultant, you will develop and implement Dynamics 365 solutions, serving as a subject matter expert for supply chain projects and integrations, assisting with process consultations, and ensuring customer satisfaction through effective communication and relationship management.

The Consultant - FP&A will provide financial planning and analysis support, collaborate with finance teams on metrics and goals, develop financial reports, identify business challenges, and drive corporate projects while building relationships across the organization.

The Contract Administrator role involves coordinating with Legal, Finance, and Sales to manage contracts, track their status, organize negotiations, and maintain legal documents. Responsibilities include preparing contracts, managing e-signatures, and enforcing compliance with contracting standards.