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Provides entry-level administrative and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, data entry, file maintenance, correspondence and report preparation, meeting scheduling, office supply tracking, and general staff assistance. The role requires strong organization, communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to work in an office environment with extended computer use.

Develop PLC application programs and control systems for water and wastewater facilities. Responsibilities include system control narratives, software installation, industrial system integration, FAT and SAT testing, SCADA demonstrations, operator training, project documentation, customer support, and troubleshooting PLC issues remotely or onsite. The role requires regular travel for system startups, testing, and demonstrations, plus occasional irregular hours and on-call support.

Develops and configures HMI and SCADA applications for industrial automation projects. Responsibilities include setting up servers, workstations, operating systems, networks, and peripherals; integrating third-party equipment; conducting FAT and SAT; testing and demonstrating system functionality; creating reports and documentation; training users; and providing customer technical support. Regular travel to job sites is required for system startup, testing, and demonstrations.

Leads automation and intelligence projects from kickoff through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, customer communication, contracts, procurement, invoicing, and documentation. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Field Services, OT/Cyber, Logistics, and vendors while tracking delivery, margin, and cash-flow KPIs. The role involves stakeholder meetings, continuous improvement, and occasional travel to facilities, project sites, and client or vendor meetings.

Provides intermediate administrative support by preparing correspondence and presentations, coordinating meetings and events, maintaining records and databases, communicating with stakeholders, tracking department projects, and assisting with expenses and purchasing. Requires strong organization, multitasking, Microsoft Office proficiency, and occasional offsite travel.

Provides entry-level administrative and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, data entry, file maintenance, preparing correspondence and reports, scheduling meetings, managing office supplies, and assisting staff. The role requires strong organization, communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and a high school diploma or equivalent. It is office-based with minimal travel and occasional lifting up to 20 pounds.

Oversee day-to-day community association operations, including board coordination, budgeting, financial reporting, vendor contracts, invoice approvals, property inspections, meeting administration, resident communications, and enforcement of community rules. The role manages relationships with board members, residents, vendors, and senior management while ensuring compliance with association agreements, policies, regulations, and client objectives.

Manages daily office operations, including reception, mail, supplies, equipment, access badges, mobile phones, events, and vendor coordination. Supports project managers with purchasing, insurance and bonding documentation, and administrative tasks. Provides backup accounting support and maintains professional interactions with employees, customers, and leadership. This is a full-time, on-site role requiring a valid Georgia driver’s license, reliable transportation, background screening, drug testing, and a clean driving record.

Provides entry-level administrative and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, data entry, file maintenance, correspondence and report preparation, scheduling, office supply tracking, and general staff assistance. The role is office-based and requires strong organization, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Leads office or sub-regional operations across project management, application engineering, and field service. Monitors project health, financial performance, capacity, schedules, customer experience, quality, and supply risks; resolves cross-functional barriers and escalates issues. Supports customer retention, sales growth, process improvement, training, staffing, and employee performance. Requires substantial automation, field service, project-based operations, financial management, and water and wastewater industry experience.