Top Remote Jobs in Milwaukee, WI

As an SMB Account Executive, you will drive new business growth by handling the full sales cycle for CodeSignal’s Hire product suite. Responsibilities include outbound prospecting, conducting product demos, building customer relationships, and collaborating with sales and marketing teams to meet revenue targets.

The Data Analyst will load, analyze, and report datasets extracted from SAP systems, primarily using SQL and Python. Responsibilities include ETL processes, developing SQL scripts, ensuring data quality, and creating custom reports. The analyst will collaborate with teams to drive insights and optimize inventory management.

The Sales and Enrollment Coordinator will drive academic program sales through lead management, field online inquiries, manage high volume outbound calls, match tutors with students, achieve sales goals, and collaborate with teammates. The role also involves ongoing training and feedback to improve sales skills.

The Account Manager at SupplyHouse.com will drive B2B growth by establishing relationships with government agencies and educational institutions, focusing on revenue generation and customer engagement. Responsibilities include market analysis, strategy development, and collaboration with internal teams to support customer needs and company objectives.

As a Senior Software Engineer at GrowthBook, you will work on building robust real-time analytics for feature flags, create automated test suites for various SQL data sources, and ensure reliable global propagation of feature flags at scale, all while contributing to an open-source platform.

The Mortgage Loan Officer is responsible for assisting clients with loan programs, preparing necessary information for underwriting, monitoring the mortgage process, and maintaining a strong pipeline through networking and prospecting with various professionals.

The Senior Software Engineer will enhance the analysis engine of Mayhem, focusing on identifying bugs and security vulnerabilities. Responsibilities include developing features, fixing bugs, writing tests, and collaborating with support engineers. Ideal candidates have strong programming skills, knowledge of operating system concepts, and experience in vulnerability research or reverse engineering.