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Manage concurrent infrastructure, equipment delivery, and continuous improvement projects across accredited testing laboratories. Coordinate laboratory, technical, quality, procurement, supplier, and leadership stakeholders while controlling scope, schedules, risks, budgets, compliance, commissioning, validation, and handover. Drive process standardization, efficiency gains, cost savings, and measurable project benefits within regulated technical environments.

Manage accounts receivable collections for laboratory and customer accounts. Responsibilities include reviewing aging reports, initiating collection efforts, resolving billing inquiries and disputes, distributing invoices and statements, applying unapplied cash, reconciling accounts, documenting account activity, and collaborating with laboratories and management to reduce outstanding receivables. This temporary hybrid role requires strong Excel, accounting, analytical, communication, and organizational skills.

Supports laboratory operations by conducting routine and non-routine metallurgical and mechanical testing, applying approved standards and procedures, analyzing data, preparing technical reports, and assisting with evaluations and process improvements. Works under engineer and metallurgist guidance, manages testing priorities, communicates technical findings, and maintains data integrity. The role requires practical application of engineering principles, collaboration with laboratory teams, and the ability to perform physical tasks including lifting up to 50 pounds.

Temporary Accounts Payable Specialist responsible for invoice entry, coding, filing, payment processing, account analysis, discrepancy resolution, vendor communication, and maintaining invoice-status spreadsheets for multiple laboratory locations. The role requires collaboration with AP leadership and laboratory teams, accurate financial calculations, strong analytical and interpersonal skills, and the ability to manage deadlines and competing priorities. This is a hybrid position requiring four days per week onsite in Blue Ash after training.

Collects, processes, validates, and maintains geotechnical and structural monitoring data. Operates data loggers and monitoring systems, troubleshoots equipment, prepares reports, identifies anomalies, and coordinates with field teams for data retrieval and equipment checks. The role also supports analytical instrumentation installation, servicing, and maintenance.

Processes and validates geotechnical field and laboratory data, including borehole logs, CPT, SPT, rock coring, and soil tests. Generates borehole logs using AutoCAD and GeoSmart, performs quality checks, aligns reports with applicable standards and regulations, coordinates missing information with engineers and contractors, and supports project reporting, revisions, and deadlines.

Supports the Global Business Services general ledger team through month-end accounting, journal processing, accruals, reconciliations, VAT and tax compliance, audit support, and control documentation. The role also supports finance applications, D365 migration, legacy business closure, and collaboration with AR, AP, Treasury, Tax, Payroll, and local finance teams.

Provides technical leadership for advanced fracture and materials testing, ensuring accurate data release and quality control. Oversees complex testing and problem-solving, develops testing technologies, supports customer technical issues and business development, presents findings, mentors junior staff, and analyzes testing data. Requires laboratory safety knowledge, advanced engineering expertise, a bachelor’s degree in a science or testing-related field, at least two years of relevant post-degree experience or advanced qualifications, strong testing knowledge, data analysis ability, and computer skills.

Drive business development and account growth for coating testing, inspection, qualification, certification, and laboratory services. Prospect and re-engage customers, manage sales pipelines, close tailored solutions, develop account plans, participate in commercial reviews and S&OP meetings, and represent Element at industry events. The role requires approximately five years of B2B sales, business development, or account management experience, strong communication skills, CRM proficiency, commercial drive, and independent strategic thinking.

Develops and executes business development strategies for battery testing, energy storage, electrification, and engineering services. Identifies, qualifies, and closes complex B2B opportunities; expands strategic accounts; manages sales pipelines, proposals, negotiations, forecasts, and customer relationships. Requires consultative selling expertise, battery or energy-storage market knowledge, and the ability to communicate with technical and executive stakeholders. Regular travel throughout the United States is required.