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Coordinates real estate projects, including tenant improvements, capital improvements, repairs, and client work. Maintains project documentation, contracts, purchase orders, work authorizations, requisitions, status reports, change orders, payment applications, and invoices. Supports cost estimates, scheduling, due diligence, building evaluations, physical audit reports, client relations, and project closeout activities.

Own and grow a strategic APAC client account as the primary relationship leader. Responsibilities include account planning, client retention, upselling, cross-selling, team leadership, project oversight, budgeting, forecasting, profitability management, issue resolution, and business development. The role requires collaboration with sales and internal delivery teams, plus providing strategic insights and thought leadership to senior client stakeholders.

Provides front-desk, clerical, mailroom, supply, package, facilities, and office-services support. Responsibilities include answering and routing calls, assisting visitors, preparing correspondence and reports, managing office supplies and inventory, coordinating repairs and events, distributing mail and uniforms, tracking packages, and supporting office setup and special projects.

Lead a global portfolio of capital construction projects, overseeing CAPEX planning, budgets, schedules, governance, reporting, technology implementations, process optimization, procurement, and compliance. Advise executive clients, standardize project controls and KPI frameworks, drive digital transformation using construction technology platforms, and manage and mentor regional program and project teams. Support business development and improve portfolio predictability, efficiency, and operational excellence.

Develops multifamily marketing and resident engagement initiatives across a community portfolio. Creates social media, digital, email, branding, and reputation management campaigns; manages Canva templates and digital listings; analyzes Google Business, Yardi, and customer engagement data; supports SEO, SEM, paid media, and website optimization; trains onsite teams; and partners with operations, vendors, and community teams to improve prospect and resident experiences.

Summer interns join Cushman & Wakefield service-line teams and contribute to live commercial real estate assignments. Responsibilities may include market and property research, data analysis, financial modeling, reporting, accounting support, audit testing, marketing materials, client service, project coordination, and special initiatives. Interns participate in professional development, networking, executive sessions, and a capstone project.

Supports Atlanta market operations through office management, facilities and vendor coordination, purchasing, executive and administrative support, meetings and events, onboarding logistics, invoice and expense processing, data maintenance, reporting, compliance tracking, and process improvement. The role partners with market leadership and internal stakeholders, requires discretion and strong organization, and is primarily on-site at least four days per week.

Provide analytical and reporting support to account and project teams: gather and validate financial data, perform quantitative analyses, maintain financial databases, troubleshoot invoicing and purchase orders, create Power BI and Smartsheet dashboards, produce ad-hoc reports, audit project budgets and closeouts, recommend process improvements, and communicate findings to clients and stakeholders.

Supports the Chief Legal Officer and Deputy General Counsel through complex calendar management, board and committee coordination, travel planning, executive document preparation, process improvement, event and offsite execution, stakeholder coordination, vendor management, and expense reporting. The role requires discretion, sound judgment, proactive problem-solving, adaptability, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced legal leadership environment.

Learn to install, troubleshoot, repair, test, and maintain electronic, mechanical, computer, control, and mechatronic systems in a fulfillment center. The apprentice completes nine weeks of classroom and laboratory training, followed by one year of supervised on-the-job learning. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, technical documentation, equipment monitoring, PLC training, safety compliance, and collaboration with automation engineers and site teams.