Jobs at BBVA

This part-time Employment Coach role in San Diego supports individuals with developmental disabilities in securing and maintaining competitive integrated employment. The position involves job development activities such as resume building and interview coaching, alongside providing on-site mentorship to help individuals navigate workplace dynamics and community transportation. The role emphasizes building respectful, person-centered relationships and utilizing digital tools for remote support. The position offers a flexible schedule with up to 25% travel, a comprehensive benefits package including mileage reimbursement, and a supportive culture focused on professional growth and meaningful community impact.

The Youth Sports Official role supports Ladgov Corporation in delivering organized sports programs across Joint Base San Antonio facilities. The position involves officiating games for youth athletes aged 5 to 18 in various sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball, and flag football. Key responsibilities include enforcing game rules, managing player conduct, conducting pre-game safety checks, and reporting any incidents or injuries. This opportunity appeals to experienced multi-sport officials seeking to contribute to community wellness and youth development. The work arrangement features a variable schedule that includes evenings, weekends, and federal holidays, requiring on-site presence in San Antonio, Texas.

The Architect 1 role is an entry-level position within Baker Barrios Architects, a firm specializing in commercial planning and design across diverse sectors. The position focuses on technical design and preparing project documentation under the supervision of a Project Manager. Key responsibilities include applying the firm's architectural standards, ensuring the accuracy of deliverables, and collaborating with team members to support project timelines. This role is appealing for its commitment to fostering professional growth through mentorship and hands-on experience on varied projects. The environment is described as collaborative and supportive, offering a clear path for advancement while working toward licensure. Proficiency in Revit is required, and the position is based in one of the firm's offices in Orlando, Tampa, Nashville, Chicago, or Boston.

This full and part-time security officer role supports a tech office client in Tukwila, Washington, with flexible shift options including nights and weekends. The position involves monitoring premises, enforcing site-specific protocols, and maintaining professional communication with clients and visitors. The role is appealing due to the company's recognition as a top employer, offering extensive internal training, clear pathways for career advancement, and a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and 401K. The position provides a minimum three-month contract with strong potential for permanent placement within the growing organization.

The Director of Product Finance, Compute & Infrastructure Demand role serves as the primary finance partner to the AGI Deployment Infrastructure Engineering organization within OpenAI's Strategic Finance team. Key responsibilities include leading compute demand forecasting, managing infrastructure spend, and building financial frameworks that connect technical decisions to economic outcomes and margin performance. The position requires developing insights into the tradeoffs between customer experience, growth, and profitability while mentoring a small team and presenting to executive leadership. This opportunity appeals to candidates passionate about artificial intelligence, offering a chance to influence the financial trajectory of cutting-edge AI products at the intersection of strategy, finance, and technology. The role is based in San Francisco with a hybrid work model requiring three days in the office per week.

This hybrid Account Manager role supports the Floor Coverings Product Management team at Natco Home, a fourth-generation family-owned home furnishings company. The position serves as the primary liaison between suppliers and internal teams, focusing on managing customer accounts and executing product orders. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate product data such as SKUs and pricing, reviewing vendor documentation, coordinating sample requests, and ensuring compliance with testing requirements before shipment. The role appeals to early-career professionals seeking cross-functional experience within a well-established, growing organization. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for career advancement, comprehensive employee benefits, and a hybrid work arrangement based in West Warwick, Rhode Island.

This Project Manager role at Baker Barrios Architects supports a leading commercial planning firm across multiple sectors including healthcare, education, and hospitality. The position involves overseeing project financial performance, managing client relationships, and ensuring strict adherence to schedules, scope, and quality standards. Key duties include leading project teams, coordinating internal and external communications, and contributing to proposal development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where they can shape high-profile architectural projects while fostering professional growth. The firm emphasizes a culture of innovation and community enrichment, offering opportunities for meaningful work in a dynamic team setting.

This on-site Software Engineer role at Vantor in Colorado Springs focuses on developing application software for spatial intelligence solutions. The position involves analyzing requirements, designing system components, writing C++ code, and creating comprehensive documentation and test plans within an established development lifecycle. The role is ideal for professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven environment where they can shape the future of decision-making tools. The company offers a supportive culture with strong work-life balance, flexible scheduling options, and extensive benefits including student loan repayment, adoption reimbursement, and career growth programs. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active security clearance to participate in this government-focused engineering team.

The Environmental Inspector 2 role at EnviroScience, Inc. is a full-time position within the Environmental Inspection department that advances beyond entry-level duties to include project management and client oversight. Key responsibilities involve conducting complex field inspections for wetland and stream projects, performing quality control on technical deliverables, and serving as a field manager for moderately complex assignments. The position requires mentoring junior staff, interpreting environmental regulations, and supporting business development efforts. This role appeals to professionals seeking career growth through advanced certifications like CESSWI and a culture that values both independent field work and team collaboration. The work arrangement is hybrid, allowing remote operations from the field or home with occasional visits to the Stow, Ohio office, while requiring daily travel to various construction sites across the state.

The Marine Technician role at the Florida Institute of Oceanography supports oceanographic research by managing specialized instrumentation on research vessels and coastal sites. Key responsibilities include coordinating shipboard logistics, installing and maintaining electronic navigation and data acquisition systems, and providing technical guidance to science parties and crew. The position requires active participation in vessel operations, including emergency response and deck duties. This opportunity appeals to candidates interested in marine science and technology, offering hands-on fieldwork, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the chance to contribute to environmental stewardship and discovery. The role is based in St. Petersburg with significant time spent at sea and onshore facilities.

The Human Resources Coordinator II role within Pima County's Human Resources Department focuses on enhancing employee experience through the Employee Recognition and Education Reimbursement programs. Key responsibilities include coordinating service awards and recognition events, developing an annual recognition calendar, and collaborating with departments to celebrate employee achievements. The position also involves drafting communications, managing program budgets, and supporting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives alongside training logistics. This role appeals to professionals seeking to foster a positive, inclusive workplace culture while contributing to the county's We A.R.E. values. The position offers opportunities for professional growth in public sector HR and requires a valid driver's license for occasional travel.

The Warehouse Manager role within the Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department oversees industrial warehouse operations, staff, and inventory for facility maintenance. Key responsibilities include managing procurement and budgeting, conducting inventory audits, and ensuring compliance with county and federal regulations. The position involves supervising support staff, developing safety protocols, and coordinating with various agencies to support operational goals. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on public infrastructure, offering the chance to lead a team in a critical public service setting. The role requires a valid driver's license and involves occasional outdoor work in varying weather conditions.

The Administrative Assistant III role within the Pima County Health Department provides advanced support to ensure efficient daily operations and public health initiatives. Key responsibilities include managing complex records and reports, coordinating schedules for leadership and staff, processing financial documents such as claims and purchase orders, and serving as a primary point of contact for public inquiries. This position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to community well-being within a collaborative government environment. The role requires a valid driver's license and involves a mix of office-based tasks and potential interaction with various departments and external agencies.

This classified Administrative Services Manager I role serves as a key leadership position within the Pima County Public Library system, specifically at the Richard Elias-Mission Library. The incumbent works closely with the Branch Manager to oversee facility management, coordinate daily circulation operations, and supervise support staff. Key responsibilities include managing administrative and fiscal functions, developing operational policies, handling supply logistics, and leading staff training programs. The position is particularly appealing for its opportunity to serve as a vital community hub in a culturally diverse area, fostering inclusivity and belonging for local tribal and family communities. The role requires strong project management skills and effective communication to ensure efficient library operations. This is an on-site position open exclusively to current Pima County employees.

The Community & Workforce Specialist I role supports residents within the Community Resources & Workforce Development Department, specifically serving as a first point of contact at the Homelessness Prevention Hub. Key responsibilities include conducting eligibility pre-screening for emergency assistance and eviction legal services, navigating clients to housing and employment resources, and maintaining accurate case records. This position appeals to individuals passionate about social impact, offering the opportunity to provide compassionate crisis support in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. The role involves a mix of phone, email, and in-person interactions and requires a valid driver's license. As a grant-funded position, it focuses on helping diverse populations achieve stability through direct service and resource coordination.

The Staff Accountant role supports the finance team at GRI-Alleset, a global manufacturer of disposable medical supplies. Key responsibilities include managing the monthly close process, performing account reconciliations, and establishing cost accounting policies to ensure accurate financial reporting. The position also involves preparing product costing analyses, supporting budgeting efforts, and driving process improvements to enhance operational efficiency. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment with a focus on innovation and growth within a rapidly expanding international company. The role offers the chance to work independently on complex assignments while collaborating with leadership to implement strategic financial controls.

This full-time Big Data Analyst role supports Vantor's spatial intelligence mission within a multi-faceted software development and systems administration team. The position requires on-site presence in Herndon, Virginia, with occasional travel to Springfield, Virginia. Key responsibilities include performing dataset evaluations to inform government decision-making, shaping data engineering approaches for analytic improvements, and collaborating with software developers to validate technical implementations. The role appeals to problem solvers seeking to work with massive data footprints and open-source tools in a fast-paced environment where iterative prototyping drives mission success. Candidates will directly impact special operations analysts and contribute to solving unique intelligence challenges while working with diverse technical data types.

The Sr. Financial Analyst role supports the US Government Segment Finance team at Vantor, a company focused on spatial intelligence and geospatial solutions. The position involves developing annual budgets, forecasting revenue and expenses, and performing variance analysis to ensure fiscal accuracy. Key responsibilities include creating robust financial models for strategic decision-making, preparing executive and board reports, and evaluating new business opportunities to mitigate risk. The role appeals to candidates interested in shaping the future of a mission-driven organization by leveraging AI and digital tools to enhance financial processes. This position requires U.S. person status and offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth, flexible work arrangements, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and unique life-support perks.

The Range and Agricultural Program Coordinator serves as the Bar V Ranch Manager within the Conservation Lands & Resources department, overseeing the daily operations of a County-owned beef cattle herd and historic ranch facilities. Key responsibilities include managing grazing plans, coordinating infrastructure maintenance, supervising contracted crews, and supporting educational programs for youth groups. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan while residing on-site at the historic ranch. The position appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on career in natural resource management, combining animal husbandry with conservation leadership in a semi-arid environment.

The Parks Technician II role within the Pima County Parks and Recreation department focuses on maintaining clean and safe public park environments. Key responsibilities include operating ride-on equipment, managing turf and vegetation through pruning and fertilizing, performing minor plumbing and irrigation repairs, and handling hazardous material disposal. The position appeals to candidates interested in outdoor work and community service, offering the opportunity to work in diverse settings ranging from urban parks to natural resource areas. The role requires a valid driver's license and the ability to work in various weather conditions while performing physically demanding tasks such as lifting heavy objects and operating machinery.

The Real Property Acquisition Agent II role within Pima County's Real Property Services Department focuses on managing the acquisition, sale, and disposition of real estate for public infrastructure projects. Key responsibilities include negotiating directly with property owners, reviewing engineering plans and legal documents for compliance, and preparing acquisition agreements in adherence to state and federal regulations. The position also involves managing relocation assistance for displaced occupants and overseeing the administrative closure of real estate files. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to community development through meaningful public service work. The role requires a mix of office-based analysis and field inspections, offering a stable career path within a government agency committed to inclusive employment practices.