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Designs and delivers secure, production-ready AI solutions that create measurable enterprise value. Responsibilities include identifying AI opportunities, assessing data readiness, building generative AI and automation systems, developing integrations and workflows, selecting models and architectures, establishing governance, measuring ROI, and leading stakeholder adoption. The role combines hands-on software engineering with business-case development, executive communication, and enterprise-scale implementation of reusable AI architectures and components.

Designs, implements, secures, and supports enterprise LAN, WAN, wireless, cloud, hybrid, voice, and security infrastructure across multiple locations. Administers Cisco, Meraki, Palo Alto, Azure, Microsoft 365, SD-WAN, and VoIP environments; troubleshoots complex connectivity and security issues; supports incident response and business continuity; leads infrastructure projects and vendor engagements; maintains documentation; provides Tier III support and technical mentorship; and participates in on-call and after-hours maintenance.

Administers the Middle and Upper School library media program, teaches information and research literacy, supports faculty and students with educational technology, manages collections, archives, circulation, budgets, and library systems, and collaborates across school divisions. The role also supervises volunteers and online-course students, supports school events, advises students, and integrates the school’s Christian mission into instruction and activities.

Leads Systems, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Software, and Controls Engineering across product development and lifecycle support. Establishes engineering operating models, governance, technical risk management, requirements, design controls, verification, release, sustainment, and obsolescence processes. Oversees staffing, capacity, budgets, executive reporting, technical decisions, and multidisciplinary leadership while partnering with Product Management, Operations, Quality, Service, Supply Chain, customers, and suppliers.

Provides analytical, program support, and project coordination for FDA occupational safety and health workstreams and OSIST task orders. Responsibilities include maintaining schedules, trackers, dashboards, deliverables, risks, action items, reports, and project records; coordinating technical personnel, subcontractors, and government stakeholders; analyzing and validating data; supporting status meetings; and assisting with task order planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout.

Administers global equity programs, executive compensation, deferred compensation, relocation, and other Total Rewards initiatives. Responsibilities include managing equity award lifecycles, reconciliations, reporting, compliance, benchmarking, executive compensation analysis, proxy disclosures, vendor coordination, and cross-functional collaboration with Finance, Legal, Payroll, and HRIS teams.

Administer government and commercial contracts throughout their lifecycle, including drafting, negotiation, compliance, modifications, subcontract administration, milestone tracking, audits, and closeout. The role coordinates with business development, finance, HR, program management, leadership, and external partners while maintaining contract records, assessing risks, and ensuring compliance with FAR, DFARS, and company policies.

Manages strategic customer relationships as the primary liaison, driving platform adoption, service quality, issue resolution, process improvement, training, change management, UAT, reporting, and cross-functional program coordination. Supports facilities maintenance and procurement operations while monitoring customer health, resolving escalations, and translating feedback into product and business improvements.

Owns assigned product lines and portfolios, analyzing performance, profitability, markets, customers, and competitors. Develops product strategies, pricing recommendations, positioning, lifecycle plans, and commercialization initiatives. Coordinates cross-functional work with Sales, Marketing, Technical, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Operations, and Customer Service teams. Supports new product development, launches, continuous improvement, and portfolio optimization while serving as the day-to-day business owner for assigned products.

Oversee used vehicle inventory, pricing, merchandising, purchasing, sales, and trade-ins. Negotiate customer deals, monitor market trends, adjust inventory, and train and supervise the used car sales team. The role requires automotive sales experience, strong negotiation and communication skills, pricing and market knowledge, leadership ability, and regular Saturday availability.