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Develop, maintain, enhance, test, troubleshoot, and release business-critical Power Apps solutions. Create documentation, ensure security and governance compliance, provide production support, translate business requirements into technical roadmaps, and train or mentor technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Leads the ServiceNow practice by managing a distributed technical team, defining platform roadmaps, overseeing service delivery and modernization, and providing architectural guidance. The role establishes governance, security, risk, and platform standards; monitors performance metrics; manages stakeholders, vendors, and partners; and drives continuous improvement, scalability, and business value across ServiceNow initiatives.

Lead operational delivery, configuration, governance, and continuous improvement of Workday and other HR technologies. Oversee incidents, integrations, security, data governance, vendor relationships, release management, and enhancement prioritization. Partner with HR, business, technology, finance, and operations stakeholders to align systems with organizational needs. Manage and develop HR Technology Analysts while establishing standards, KPIs, documentation, and performance practices.

Owns project accounting activities including cost analysis, budget control, invoicing, accounts receivable and payable, payroll, subcontract administration, reconciliations, forecasting, month-end close, and financial reporting. The role provides project financial insights to leadership, manages billing documentation and equipment rentals, interprets contract terms, and supports accurate, timely reporting across construction projects.

Conduct full-cycle recruiting for high-volume skilled trades and professional roles. Build talent pipelines through proactive sourcing, engage passive candidates, partner with hiring managers, assess candidates through behavioral interviewing, and provide talent-market guidance. Manage recruiting activity in Workday while maintaining compliance and a strong candidate experience. The role is hybrid, based in Reno, Nevada, and requires travel throughout the United States as needed.

Coordinate telecom maintenance and construction projects from scheduling through closeout. Maintain project logs and CRM records, prepare WIP and training reports, track costs, support forecasts and earned value metrics, manage change documentation and billing, and collaborate with project managers, engineers, field teams, clients, and stakeholders to ensure timely, high-quality delivery.

Manage project controls for a major infrastructure project, including integrated schedules, budgets, cost control systems, forecasts, financial reporting, risk management, variance analysis, and schedule recovery. Lead schedule and cost reviews, monitor performance, develop mitigation strategies, support claims prevention and dispute resolution, and present actionable insights to project leadership. Collaborate with project managers, engineers, contractors, and stakeholders while maintaining accurate project documentation and mentoring project controls teams.

Coordinates construction and technical services projects by tracking schedules, milestones, deliverables, quality documentation, billing, costs, and project systems. Supports operational mobilization, subcontractor compliance, stakeholder communication, issue resolution, and reporting while promoting health, safety, environmental, and quality standards. The role requires strong organization, communication, analysis, administrative skills, and familiarity with construction administration and commercial contracts.

Leads proactive, full-cycle recruitment for high-volume craft and salaried roles. Builds talent pipelines, sources passive candidates, conducts assessments, partners with hiring leaders and Business HR, provides market intelligence, and manages recruitment activity through Workday. The role requires a sourcing-first approach, strong stakeholder influence, and the ability to align hiring strategies with workforce plans. It operates in a hybrid environment with occasional travel.

Supports project managers with estimating, scheduling, procurement, subcontractor coordination, project controls, documentation, safety and quality processes, financial tracking, reporting, and closeout for powerline construction projects. The role begins in an office and transitions to remote Western Canadian project sites, including camp and outdoor work on a 14-days-on, 7-days-off schedule.