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Manage enterprise customer accounts for Quest Software’s data governance, cybersecurity, and platform modernization solutions. The role focuses on supporting enterprise clients and contributing to customer growth within a global software organization.

Manage the complete payroll process for assigned clients, ensuring accurate and timely payroll administration. Use ADP Workforce Now, Rippling, and Salesforce CRM to support multi-client payroll operations. Maintain strong attention to detail, meet quality and client service standards, manage deadlines, and build trusted relationships with clients and colleagues.

Own and scale high-volume outbound email infrastructure supporting 500K+ monthly emails across client accounts. Responsibilities include optimizing deliverability, designing domain and inbox architecture, building campaign experimentation systems, refining LLM-powered personalization workflows, monitoring performance metrics, creating operational playbooks, and partnering with product and engineering teams to automate the outbound platform.

Build and refine the marketing technology stack, create integrations and automations, publish and optimize webpages, run channel experiments, and support community events. The role requires technical problem-solving, SQL or Metabase familiarity, AI fluency, clear async communication, resourcefulness, and the ability to work independently in a small marketing team.

Manages FASTSIGNS national accounts sign projects from intake through completion. Coordinates customers, franchisees, vendors, subcontractors, landlords, artwork, permitting, quoting, purchase orders, installation schedules, compliance requirements, project records, and invoicing closeout. The role also supports process improvement and ongoing project follow-up while maintaining timelines, margins, documentation, and service quality.

Owns visit delivery, SLA attainment, clinician cost, roster health, and operational performance for assigned telehealth marketplace programs. Responsibilities include staffing strategy, data analysis, incentive deployment, real-time escalation playbooks, AI-agent oversight, client launches, program configuration, and cross-functional partnership. The role also supports client reviews, supply readiness, program expansions, and continuous improvement across Marketplace Operations.

Own FAR.AI’s internal IT and security function, including accounts, devices, identity and access management, onboarding, offboarding, office networking, support, endpoint hardening, data protection, governance, and vendor risk. The role will remediate security gaps using threat modeling, automate self-service infrastructure, partner across teams, communicate and manage change, and hire and lead an IT Coordinator.

Configures and maintains demand planning system logic, forecast models, hierarchies, segmentation, and baseline plan generation. Executes planning cycles, monitors model performance, investigates system outcomes, and performs validation and regression testing. Partners with demand planners to tune models, analyzes planning KPIs and exceptions, diagnoses configuration-related issues, and documents assumptions, sensitivities, and tuning rationale. The role supports reliable, explainable baseline forecasts but does not own final demand plans, planner overrides, integrations, or planning policy.

Processes vendor contracts, NDC rebate requests, special pricing, invoices, credits, and debits. Maintains contract and membership eligibility records, validates data, audits files, resolves rebate disputes and vendor denials, and supports trading partners and internal stakeholders. The role also handles customer setup, data entry, inbox monitoring, workflow updates, and administrative support while ensuring accurate and timely rebate processing.

Leads wireless connectivity sales and growth across commercial real estate portfolios, including enterprise facilities, mixed-use developments, venues, healthcare facilities, campuses, and data centers. Builds relationships with property owners, developers, consultants, vendors, and partners; negotiates venue agreements and financial structures; secures wireless network rights; expands infrastructure portfolios; represents the company at industry conferences; and develops a strategic three-year territory growth plan.