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Supports product lifecycle management for utility meters and AMR/AMI communication devices serving municipal water customers. Responsibilities include product analytics, competitive analysis, pricing, forecasting, business planning, customer and sales support, feature-release tracking, margin improvement, marketing specifications, competitive battlecards, product training, and promotional collateral.

Owns paid acquisition across Meta, Google, Microsoft, and shopping channels. Responsibilities include campaign setup, targeting, bidding, budget pacing, creative testing, audience experiments, performance reporting, conversion tracking, attribution audits, and optimization for customer acquisition cost, ROAS, conversion rate, and lifetime value. The role partners with creative, product, technical, and marketing teams, uses AI tools to improve workflows, and manages campaign schedules and testing roadmaps in Asana.

Own end-to-end foreign investor registration and custody account-opening workflows for global markets. Coordinate with client servicing teams and sub-custodians, manage market-specific documentation and registration databases, resolve inquiries, provide status updates, identify approval risks, and guide clients through required steps. The role also supports process automation and improvements while maintaining accuracy, organization, and strong client service.

Owns general ledger accounting and month-end close for a manufacturing facility, including labor journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, cash book management, and audit support. Provides FP&A variance analysis and reporting assistance while supporting standard costing, inventory valuation, manufacturing variance analysis, and inventory counts. The role also strengthens close processes and internal controls while working onsite with operations and plant personnel.

Develop, install, test, monitor, and maintain business applications and software systems. Design and deploy new applications and enhancements, analyze system performance, resolve technical issues, optimize code and queries, and implement technology improvements. The role requires full-stack .NET development, containerization, SQL Server reporting and integration expertise, and modern front-end experience. It may lead junior associates and requires onsite work near Birmingham, Atlanta, or Charlotte.

Leads CPC’s enterprise technology operations, including IT service management, end-user services, infrastructure, networks, cloud operations, identity and access management, cybersecurity operations, engineering, and vendor management. The role establishes operational governance, service standards, KPIs, cybersecurity and resilience practices, and continuous improvement programs. It manages IT teams, strategic vendors, budgets, modernization initiatives, business continuity, disaster recovery, and enterprise technology projects while improving service reliability, security, efficiency, and employee technology experience.

Leads client-side ADP WFN implementation projects, manages payroll transition tasks, configures workflows, develops and presents reports, and delivers customized client training. The role requires expert ADP WFN payroll and time-and-attendance knowledge, experience with complex multi-entity implementations, ownership of multiple projects, strong client communication, organization, analytical thinking, and effective independent time management.

Provides administrative and operational support for a defense directorate, including policy and procedure development, office management, personnel records, tasker tracking, quality control, correspondence, briefings, calendars, travel documentation, evaluations, awards, reports, meetings, and working groups. The role advises leadership on administrative requirements and ensures taskers and deliverables are complete. Requires strong Microsoft Office and task management system skills, DoD administrative knowledge, and a Top Secret clearance.

Manage media opportunities and communications for current and former MLB players, including interview preparation, media training, publicity placements, and player activations. Build trusted relationships with players, alumni, agents, and business managers; coordinate participation in major league events; support alumni engagement initiatives; and relay player concerns to the Commissioner's office. The role requires frequent travel, nontraditional hours, strong confidentiality, and expertise in MLB and professional athlete relations.

Processes and acknowledges major donations, maintains accurate and confidential donor records, drafts personalized correspondence, and responds to donor inquiries by phone and email. Supports major gifts reporting, donor events, travel planning, webinars, and fundraising mailings. The role requires strong attention to detail, clear writing, organization, multitasking, troubleshooting, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Salesforce or nonprofit development experience is preferred.