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Administers and supports enterprise applications by managing configurations, workflows, permissions, integrations, monitoring, maintenance, documentation, and lifecycle activities. Troubleshoots issues across applications, databases, operating systems, networks, security, and end-user layers. Coordinates incident, problem, change, and release processes; develops test and rollback plans; monitors performance and availability; and partners with infrastructure, security, development, and vendors to maintain reliable production services.

Designs, implements, and operates security controls throughout the software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include securing CI/CD pipelines, integrating SAST, DAST, SCA, image scanning, and secrets detection, performing threat modeling, reviewing architectures, and implementing Azure, identity, API, WAF, and data-platform security controls. The role also supports incident response, vulnerability remediation, audit evidence, disaster recovery validation, security testing, and continuous improvement across cloud and platform environments.

Coordinates warehouse freight coverage, carrier relationships, trailer pools, routing guides, rate confirmations, and shipment tracking. Ensures timely pickups and deliveries while maintaining OTIF and margin targets. Escalates carrier, warehouse, and customer service issues; supports the Logistics Planning Manager and may cover the manager’s duties. The role also requires reporting, scheduling, communication, problem-solving, and spreadsheet and business software skills.

Supports and enhances EDI integration capabilities by gathering and documenting customer requirements, translating business needs into technical solutions, and collaborating with business, technical, and integration partners. Leads requirements validation, system configuration, testing, UAT, project delivery, process improvement, and SOP creation. Works across the full development lifecycle in an Agile environment while using EDI, API, SQL, ERP, and database technologies.

Coordinates internal resolution of complex customer and operational issues, maintains issue logs and KPI tracking, performs root cause analysis, troubleshoots workflow problems, researches issues across departments, improves SOPs, and supports account management with timely customer-focused resolutions.

Perform shipping-clerk duties in a warehouse: check in drivers, prepare and verify shipping paperwork, coordinate dock and drivers, close loads in system, enter orders, scan/index documents, communicate with customer service and operations, update reports, and support overall shipping operations.

Supervises second-shift warehouse and co-pack operations, assigns staff, monitors shipment accuracy and customer requirements, oversees data entry and paperwork, manages timesheets and overtime, and supports employee training and performance actions. Ensures OSHA and AIB compliance, investigates incidents, completes facility and equipment checks, coordinates corrective actions, communicates with customers, and maintains operational quality, safety, and efficiency.

Manages the full recruitment process for general labor, clerical, technical, and administrative roles. Responsibilities include developing recruiting strategies, posting advertisements, coordinating with hiring managers, screening and interviewing applicants, administering employment tests, extending offers, coordinating background checks and drug testing, and preparing employment activity reports. The role requires knowledge of employment laws, personnel policies, recruiting techniques, ATS platforms, Microsoft Office, and social media recruiting.

Oversee outbound wave planning, distribute work assignments, monitor QC and order progress, adjust labor allocation, and coordinate picking, shipping, inventory, and warehouse teams. Maintain accurate order data in Synapse, track sail dates and delays, report damages, troubleshoot system issues, prepare shift handoffs, and submit operational reports. The role requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, and the ability to work in a high-volume warehouse environment.

The Claims Analyst administers, investigates, and resolves freight, warehouse, inventory, and transportation claims. Responsibilities include reviewing documentation, determining liability, assessing financial exposure, pursuing carrier recoveries, negotiating settlements, communicating with customers, maintaining claim records, preparing reports, tracking KPIs, coordinating payments and recoveries, and supporting compliance and process improvements. The role collaborates with customers, carriers, warehouses, operations, accounting, finance, insurance representatives, and legal counsel.