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Leads cloud, application, data, and enterprise security architecture across a predominantly AWS-based healthcare environment. Designs security controls, IAM policies, network segmentation, infrastructure-as-code modules, automated detection and remediation, and CI/CD integrations. Provides technical leadership for incident response, vulnerability management, compliance validation, and secure Snowflake and generative AI workloads. Partners across engineering, cloud operations, reliability, data, architecture, and GRC teams while mentoring technical staff.

Field-based orthopedic medical device sales role responsible for growing the Limb Reconstruction portfolio in the Philadelphia territory. Duties include territory planning, quota achievement, surgeon prospecting and development, competitive conversion, operating-room case support, product training, inventory and account coordination, CRM documentation, and compliance. The role requires orthopedic clinical expertise, established surgeon relationships, frequent hospital travel, and collaboration with medical education, contracting, marketing, and strategic accounts teams.

Owns revenue growth and quota achievement for Orthofix’s Limb Reconstruction portfolio in the Dallas territory. Responsibilities include developing surgeon relationships, converting competitive business, supporting operating-room cases, managing pipelines and inventory, coordinating with hospital stakeholders and distributors, completing product training, and maintaining regulatory and CRM documentation. The role requires frequent hospital travel, clinical credibility in orthopedic procedures, and availability around surgical schedules.

Manage a portfolio of California homeowners associations, including board and annual meetings, budgets, reserve studies, disclosures, elections, rule enforcement, collections, vendor bids, maintenance, insurance claims, inspections, and capital projects. Grow the portfolio by winning new associations and project work. Help establish operating playbooks, service standards, hiring processes, and AI-enabled workflows while advising boards and communicating clearly with homeowners.

Develops and optimizes multi-channel demand generation campaigns that drive pipeline and revenue. Responsibilities include inbound and outbound strategy, lead nurture workflows, paid media, SEO, webinars, events, social campaigns, performance reporting, marketing system data quality, and collaboration with Business Development and creative teams. The role requires marketing automation, CRM, analytics, campaign management, and Account-Based Marketing expertise.

Drafts, reviews, negotiates, and manages contracts, amendments, procurement agreements, RFPs, RFQs, and statements of work across Canada and the United States. Ensures legal, regulatory, policy, and independent-contractor compliance; maintains contract repositories and renewal dates; supports acquisition integration, disputes, modifications, and execution. Collaborates with Legal, Procurement, HR, Sales, IT, M&A, and Finance while analyzing contract performance and improving contract management systems.

Develop client requirements, architect software solutions, estimate project work, identify risks and mitigation strategies, and prepare technical proposal content. The role involves presenting solution approaches, partitioning programs, collaborating across hardware and embedded engineering teams, supporting product and R&D opportunities, and undertaking project work. Candidates should have substantial embedded software design experience, system-level architecture expertise, FPGA and hardware knowledge, strong communication skills, and willingness to travel within North America.

The Solutions Architect, FPGA will assess client requirements, architect FPGA-based solutions, estimate project work, identify risks and mitigations, and develop technical proposal content. The role involves system-level design, client presentations, solution partitioning, FPGA architecture, and occasional project execution. Candidates will collaborate across hardware, embedded software, verification, and other engineering teams while supporting product development and research initiatives.

Supports enterprise risk management and end-to-end systems engineering for an Intelligence Community space customer. Responsibilities include capturing technical risks, issues, and opportunities; developing mitigation plans; maintaining RMF artifacts, risk registers, and systems engineering plans; facilitating technical meetings; presenting risk impacts; and supporting engineering assessments, trade studies, and enterprise risk processes across complex space and ground portfolios.

Develop and operationalize statistical, mathematical, geospatial, and data science models supporting CBP risk management and data-driven operational decisions. Responsibilities include exploratory data analysis, regression modeling, suitability modeling, GIS analysis, and scripting with Python, SQL, and R. The role requires independent analytical work, ArcGIS experience, and the ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance and DHS suitability.

Provides expert technical guidance and architectural recommendations for NRO enterprise network infrastructure. Evaluates network capabilities, designs, technologies, and engineering solutions; recommends modernization and performance improvements; troubleshoots complex infrastructure issues; mentors network engineering teams; supports requirements development; and collaborates with government stakeholders, vendors, and cross-functional teams on mission-critical network environments.

Provide civil legal aid primarily to clients facing eviction, with additional work involving public benefits. Represent clients in court both in person and virtually, communicate with people in crisis or unfamiliar with the legal system, and support low-income and underserved populations. The role is hybrid but requires weekly in-person work in Jackson, Michigan.

The Paralegal will support a medical-legal partnership serving low-income and underserved clients. Responsibilities include client intake, case investigation, legal research, drafting correspondence and filings, discovery and trial preparation, representation at hearings and school meetings, referrals, community legal education, and coordination with medical staff, courts, and community partners. The role also includes data tracking, grant reporting, and occasional home visits and community-based meetings throughout Washtenaw County.

Represents low-income older adults and people with disabilities in long-term care, healthcare, benefits, elder abuse, and individual rights matters. Manages an individual caseload, handles administrative and court hearings, conducts policy analysis and advocacy, collaborates with community and government partners, prepares educational materials and grant reports, and provides outreach and training to consumers, advocates, and attorneys.

Manages college-wide revenue and disbursement reconciliations across state and institutional accounting systems. Maintains fiscal accounts under GAAP and applicable regulations, prepares complex financial reports, monitors cash flow and budgets, supports accounting procedures, and coordinates credit card transaction processing. The role also manages local banking relationships, identifies accounting errors, recommends solutions, and maintains confidentiality of sensitive financial information.

Leads the strategy, growth, and performance of JCCS’s Client Accounting and Advisory Services practice. Responsibilities include developing the CAS team, building client relationships and business, advising clients on financial performance, overseeing engagement quality, improving workflows, optimizing technology, and collaborating with tax, audit, and firm leadership.

Paid, part-time spring internship supporting the Recording Academy’s Washington D.C. chapter. Responsibilities include assisting with local events, educational programs, newsletters, membership recruitment, database management, demographic analysis, and administrative office support. The intern will gain exposure to recording-industry practices while working some evenings and weekends. College enrollment, school credit eligibility, interest in music, strong communication and analytical skills, and computer proficiency are required.

Part-time spring intern supporting the New York Chapter with event management, educational programs, newsletters, membership recruitment, database management, demographic analysis, and administrative office tasks. The role provides on-site exposure to recording-industry practices and requires evening or weekend event availability. Applicants must be current college or graduate students, obtain college credit, demonstrate music-industry interest, and possess strong communication, analytical, and computer skills.