Jobs at Harvey Nash

This onsite Communications Specialist role is based in Frankfort, Kentucky, within the Infrastructure Cabling Team of the Edge Network Operations Branch. The position focuses on the installation, testing, troubleshooting, and repair of CAT5, CAT6, and CAT6A network cabling, with fiber experience being a plus. Key responsibilities include maintaining network connectivity across 120 counties and providing timely technical support to end users. The role requires a valid driver's license and daily travel, with occasional overnight stays, utilizing a provided state van for equipment. The position offers long-term stability and the opportunity to work within a collaborative team dedicated to high standards of integrity and professional growth.

This full-time role involves teaching kindergarten students within the Jefferson Parish Public Schools system. The position focuses on fostering the mental, physical, emotional, and social development of young learners through diverse instructional techniques and age-appropriate developmental practices. Key responsibilities include planning and delivering weekly lessons, maintaining accurate student records and attendance logs, managing classroom behavior, and collaborating with parents and school staff to support individual student needs. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to quality education in a structured school environment while engaging in professional growth through in-service training. The work arrangement is on-site at an assigned school location for the standard 183-day academic year.

This part-time role within the Aging & Disabilities department serves as a Congregate Site Manager, overseeing the delivery of lunch programs for adults aged 60 and older. Key responsibilities include managing daily meal service operations, ensuring strict adherence to food safety and sanitation standards, coordinating volunteer activities, and handling participant eligibility assessments and documentation. The position also involves collecting donations and maintaining accurate records for program reporting. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to support vulnerable community members in a meaningful way while developing skills in food service management and social services. The role requires a valid driver's license and involves varied schedules during weekdays, with potential travel between sites in Sedgwick, Butler, and Harvey Counties.