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Designs, manages, secures, and supports server, cloud, identity, network, backup, and disaster recovery infrastructure across global operations. Responsibilities include monitoring system performance, vulnerability management, patching, capacity planning, technical documentation, infrastructure projects, vendor coordination, and escalation support. The role ensures reliable, scalable, and secure IT systems.

Develops technical expertise in nuclear engineering services, builds customer relationships, defines project scopes, prepares proposals and quotes, delivers technical sales presentations, and advances opportunities through the sales pipeline. The role includes hands-on field testing and customer visits to nuclear power plants approximately 6–8 times annually. The Sales Engineer serves as the technical bridge between nuclear plant customers, engineering teams, operations, and business development.

Manage a portfolio of business clients, serving as the primary contact and overseeing accounting, tax, and advisory deliverables. Responsibilities include maintaining client satisfaction, ensuring quality and timely service, identifying upselling opportunities, coordinating with internal teams, and advocating for client needs. The role requires strong relationship management, accounting and financial services knowledge, excellent communication, and attention to detail.

Supports electrical engineering testing, troubleshooting, data analysis, instrumentation and control evaluations, data acquisition, hardware development, and technical documentation for nuclear power and other regulated environments. Performs laboratory and field testing, equipment setup, measurements, quality assurance verification, technical reporting, and customer-site support. The role is designed for an early-career engineer who will develop expertise in specialized nuclear engineering testing methodologies and standards.

Manage day-to-day bookkeeping and financial operations for multiple clients. Responsibilities include posting transactions, reconciling accounts, preparing financial statements and reports, calculating sales taxes, assisting with tax returns and payroll, maintaining records, supporting month-end and year-end close, and communicating with clients. The role requires accuracy, confidentiality, strong organization, problem-solving, and effective collaboration with accounting team members.

Manage preparation and review of business and individual tax returns, including partnership, S-corporation, C-corporation, and personal returns. Conduct tax research, planning, projections, and transaction compliance; supervise staff and lead training. Communicate directly with clients, coordinate tax and accounting services, maintain compliance with tax laws, manage deadlines, and assist the Tax Director with the overall tax function.

Develops and manages the church’s brand, messaging, communications strategy, and integrated calendar across digital, social, email, web, video, and print channels. Oversees sermon and podcast promotion, coordinates communications staff and freelance creatives, manages website and email updates, and partners with pastors and ministry leaders to ensure consistent church-wide messaging and brand execution.

Prepare individual and business tax returns, workpapers, adjusting entries, and transactional compliance filings. Research tax laws, support tax planning and forecasting, maintain accurate records, and communicate with clients to gather information and answer questions. The role also involves managing multiple assignments, collaborating with the team, participating in training, and completing tax-related projects. No assurance work is required.

Prepare individual and business tax returns, workpapers, adjusting entries, and transactional tax compliance materials. Research tax laws, maintain tax records, support tax projections and planning strategies, and communicate with clients to gather information and answer questions. The role also involves financial statement adjustments, special projects, training, and collaborative problem solving. No assurance work is required.

Associate Attorney managing real estate and commercial litigation matters from inception through resolution. Responsibilities include developing case strategy, drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, handling depositions, arguing motions, attending court proceedings, negotiating settlements, and communicating with clients and opposing counsel. The role requires New York bar licensure or eligibility, approximately 4–7 years of law firm litigation experience, strong advocacy and organizational skills, and familiarity with litigation technology and court filing systems.