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The Credit Coordinator is responsible for managing credit accounts, assisting customers with account inquiries, processing payments, updating receivables, and handling a high volume of calls and emails. This role also involves performing clerical support tasks and tax-related updates on customer accounts.

The Lead Solutions Architect will design, develop, and support integration and data architecture for key business applications. Responsibilities include defining integration architecture standards, overseeing governance, collaborating with engineers and business teams, and ensuring compliance with data regulations.

The Assistant General Counsel - Supplier Contracts will provide legal advice on supplier contract issues, including drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, developing contract management policies, and ensuring compliance with legal regulations. The role requires maintaining supplier contracts and reporting key metrics, along with providing customer service and identifying compliance issues.

The Digital Adoption Instructional Designer will manage the Digital Adoption Platform (Pendo) and create engaging learning experiences to enhance user adoption and proficiency. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, developing digital adoption strategies, conducting needs assessments, and producing various learning materials using e-learning tools.

The Accountant will manage financial records by preparing reconciliations, posting journal entries, and maintaining the general ledger. Responsibilities include working on freight, inventory, accounts payable/receivable, ensuring compliance with SOX controls, reviewing financial reports, managing audits, and improving system efficiencies.

The Market Credit Manager oversees credit and collection management, ensuring adherence to company policies, managing a team of at least four, and maintaining customer relationships. Responsibilities include credit limit approvals, coaching team members, executing recovery strategies for delinquent accounts, and participating in sales and leadership meetings.

The Finance Manager will partner with Supply Chain leadership to provide analytics and decision support focused on costs and performance. Responsibilities include enhancing financial returns through analysis, assisting in financial decisions, developing KPIs, and leading projects to improve efficiency and productivity in supply chain operations.