Jobs at Le CYR Consulting

The Head of Military & Law Enforcement Sales and Operations leads Colt's global business growth within the defense and law enforcement sectors. This executive role defines and executes the worldwide sales strategy, manages a senior leadership team, and cultivates strategic relationships with government agencies and international partners. Key responsibilities include overseeing major contract negotiations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and aligning product development with market demands. The position offers the opportunity to drive significant business expansion while working within a collaborative, high-performance culture. The role is based on-site at the West Hartford, CT facility, with international travel required up to 50% of the time.

This Air Logistics Operational Care Specialist role supports Kuehne+Nagel's healthcare and life sciences network by managing time-critical, temperature-sensitive shipments. The position involves monitoring shipments end-to-end, ensuring compliance with GDP and ISO regulations, and resolving operational exceptions through collaboration with airlines and internal teams. Key responsibilities include active alarm management, maintaining accurate documentation, and communicating effectively with customers and partners to guarantee service quality. The role offers a dynamic global work environment with opportunities for career growth, extensive training programs, and a supportive culture focused on delivering vital medical products. The position operates on a Sunday to Thursday shift schedule and requires strong problem-solving skills within a fast-paced logistics setting.

This full-time Equipment Operator role at HPC-Industrial focuses on industrial tank cleaning and environmental services across various customer sites. The position involves transporting and operating specialized equipment such as pumps and hoses, while entering confined spaces to clean large storage tanks using HazMat PPE. Key responsibilities include strictly adhering to safety protocols, following site supervisory instructions, and performing physically demanding tasks in diverse weather conditions. The role is particularly appealing for transitioning military personnel and those seeking a career in a safety-first culture that prioritizes employee well-being. The company offers comprehensive benefits, tuition reimbursement, and opportunities for professional growth within a team dedicated to creating a cleaner environment. Work arrangements require travel to different locations and the ability to work both outdoors and in confined industrial settings.

This full-time Field Computer Specialist role supports the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) at GDIT, focusing on IT infrastructure and operations within the Norfolk, Virginia area. The position involves implementing STIG releases, managing vulnerability reports, performing software upgrades, and troubleshooting operating systems and virtual environments. Key responsibilities also include creating automation scripts, documenting procedures, and coordinating with leadership to maintain mission-critical systems. The role appeals to candidates seeking meaningful work with a direct impact on national security, offering a collaborative culture that values innovation and military-friendly support. While the position requires onsite presence with 25 to 50 percent local travel, it provides opportunities for professional growth through internal mobility and career development tools.

This senior financial analyst role within the Treasury Planning and Capital Markets team supports a leading private-sector power producer focused on clean energy. The position involves preparing rating agency presentations, conducting credit and capital structure analysis for major projects, and supporting long-range planning and earnings releases. Key responsibilities include coordinating financing strategies, managing debt compliance reporting, and assisting with capital markets execution such as interest rate hedging. The role offers significant interaction with internal departments and external partners like investment banks and rating agencies. It is appealing for professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization with a culture that encourages growth and impact. The position requires a blend of advanced financial analysis skills and strategic communication, typically based on-site with potential for occasional travel.

This full-time staff Administrator role supports the Department of Neuroscience within the School of Medicine, reporting directly to the department's executive leader. The position oversees comprehensive administrative, financial, and operational functions, including annual budget planning, strategic resource allocation, and management of sponsored research funds. Key responsibilities involve leading human resources initiatives, optimizing space utilization, and collaborating with faculty to drive departmental growth and compliance. The role appeals to professionals seeking a strategic partnership environment where they can influence high-level planning and foster a collaborative academic culture. The position operates on a hybrid schedule at the School of Medicine campus, offering opportunities for significant professional development within a leading research institution.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Operating Room at a facility in Machias, Maine. The position involves scrubbing, circulating, and assisting in the recovery room to deliver safe, patient-centered care during the perioperative period. Key responsibilities include collaborating effectively with the surgical team, maintaining strict confidentiality, and adapting to diverse medical procedures. The assignment offers the appeal of professional growth through exposure to varied healthcare environments and the development of strong problem-solving skills. The role is structured as a 12-hour day shift for three days a week and requires specific certifications including CNOR preference and current vaccination status.

The RN Manager role at Adventist Health Castle in Kailua oversees the Birth Center and Labor and Delivery unit within a 160-bed hospital. The position involves leading clinical operations, scheduling staff, and ensuring high-quality, safe patient care through daily rounds and performance monitoring. Key responsibilities include recruiting and mentoring nursing teams, managing unit budgets and staffing levels, and driving initiatives for patient safety and satisfaction. This opportunity appeals to leaders seeking to work in a Malcolm Baldrige Award-winning environment that values a close-knit community and a laid-back Hawaiian lifestyle. The role offers the chance to contribute to a faith-based mission while managing a dynamic healthcare team in a picturesque location.

This 13-week travel nursing position places a Registered Nurse in the Labor and Delivery unit of a short-term acute care hospital in Oregon City, Oregon. The role involves providing direct patient care for low to high-risk pregnancies, managing active labors, and supporting postpartum mothers and newborns using the Epic electronic health record system. Key responsibilities include performing sterile vaginal exams, monitoring fetal heart rates, assisting with deliveries including C-sections, and administering specialized treatments such as magnesium sulfate therapy. The position is appealing for its opportunity to work in a collaborative environment with 1:1 staffing ratios during active labor and access to interdisciplinary support teams. The assignment requires night shifts on a 3x12 schedule with occasional weekend coverage and floating to nearby affiliate facilities, offering a dynamic experience for nurses seeking professional growth in maternal-child health.

This 13-week travel nursing assignment is for a Registered Nurse specializing in Labor and Delivery at a short-term acute care facility in Oregon City, Oregon. The role involves managing low to high-risk pregnancies, performing vaginal and cesarean deliveries, and providing postpartum and newborn care within a 14-bed LDRP unit. Key responsibilities include monitoring fetal heart rates, administering medications such as Pitocin and magnesium sulfate, assisting with sterile exams, and utilizing the Epic electronic health record system. The position offers the appeal of working in a supportive environment with AWHONN staffing standards, dedicated resuscitation nurses, and opportunities for professional growth in a Level II maternity unit. The schedule consists of three 12-hour day shifts per week with every other weekend coverage, and candidates must have a vehicle and be willing to float to nearby affiliate facilities if needed.