Top Senior Level Jobs

Supports NIH federal acquisitions across the full lifecycle, including planning, solicitation, award, administration, and closeout. The role applies FAR and HHSAR requirements, develops acquisition documentation, supports source selection and contract administration, monitors milestones and performance metrics, manages procurement records, and collaborates with contracting officers, CORs, program offices, and stakeholders. It also assists with FOIA requests and uses automated acquisition systems to track procurement activities.

Own the architecture, delivery, stability, security, and evolution of an enterprise applications ecosystem. Translate business requirements into scalable solutions, lead discovery and integration efforts, guide customization and standardization decisions, and deploy AI-enhanced automation. Provide high-tier production support, manage access governance and workflows, document administration procedures, and coordinate vendors. The role requires enterprise platform architecture experience, application configuration, master data management, complex workflow implementation, and generative AI or low-code/no-code automation expertise.

Provides technical support for university administrative applications, resolves service tickets, maintains systems and integrations, manages data uploads and extracts, and participates in 24/7 on-call support. The role also automates routine processes, improves workflows, leads operational projects, develops support standards, and collaborates across departments to deliver scalable technology solutions.

Own finance as Mirendil’s first internal finance hire, including planning, forecasting, cash management, billing, collections, financing, reporting, vendor management, and commercial contracts. Build models for compute and customer economics, evaluate financing options, oversee external accounting and tax providers, support payroll and compliance, and provide leadership, investor, and board reporting. The role also improves internal tools, approvals, and operational workflows.

Provides fundraising, event, administrative, financial, and operational support for development portfolios. Coordinates event logistics, relationships, timelines, donations, expenses, CRM data, reporting, volunteer engagement, and leadership support. Troubleshoots platforms, improves workflows, supports revenue goals, and may mentor coordinators or lead specialized initiatives. Requires strong organization, communication, customer service, problem-solving, adaptability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, collaboration tools, and CRM systems.

Leads Account Leadership and Product Operations teams while managing client relationships, business performance, forecasting, governance, and operational execution. Oversees client communications, business reviews, partner engagement, risk mitigation, fulfillment performance, and contractual commitments. Develops team members, strengthens client partnerships, drives continuous improvement, and identifies opportunities for automation, scalability, retention, and growth.

The Senior Accountant supports monthly, quarterly, and annual closes; prepares financial statements, reports, and analyses; performs reconciliations and journal entries; supports domestic and international audits and tax filings; maintains transfer pricing compliance; and contributes to accounting process improvements. The role reports to the Controller and collaborates cross-functionally to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting.

Drive referral growth for infusion centers across Fremont, Alameda, and Oakland by developing physician relationships, educating provider practices, achieving sales quotas, and increasing referral volume. Manage territory strategies, performance metrics, and provider engagement while collaborating with pharmaceutical representatives, health plans, health systems, marketing, and operations. This home-based role requires extensive travel and focuses on oncology, hematology, gastroenterology, and rheumatology practices.

Develop and maintain internal controls, SOX readiness activities, accounting policies, and audit documentation. The role will assess risks, document processes, test controls, identify deficiencies, drive remediation, evaluate new systems and processes, and partner with finance, operations, supply chain, IT, and business teams to improve scalable control frameworks and policy compliance.

Provides instructional leadership and support to Title I schools in literacy, mathematics, pre-kindergarten, and science. Coaches teachers, demonstrates instructional strategies, develops professional learning, monitors classroom programs, analyzes student and school performance data, coordinates instructional materials, and supports school improvement initiatives. The role collaborates with administrators, curriculum specialists, teachers, parents, and community partners while preparing reports on Title I program metrics.