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The Water Treatment Plant Supervisor is a mid-management role within the City of San Luis Obispo Utilities department responsible for overseeing all potable water treatment operations and maintenance. The position involves planning and optimizing facility performance, ensuring strict compliance with federal and state water quality regulations, and managing a team of operations and maintenance staff. Key duties include supervising daily plant activities, managing budgets and capital projects, and responding to emergency situations. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to lead a high-performing team in a mission-critical public service environment with a focus on sustainability and operational excellence. The role requires on-site presence at the treatment plant and adherence to a 40-mile residency requirement from San Luis Obispo.

This full-time Energy Management Analyst role within the Department of Water Supply Administration Division focuses on optimizing energy consumption and implementing savings programs for water operations in Hilo. Key responsibilities include tracking and analyzing monthly energy and water usage data, coordinating with electric utilities to manage rate structures and metering, and researching new technologies like solar generation and pump efficiency upgrades to reduce long-term costs. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in public service with opportunities for professional growth through training programs and tuition reimbursement. The role offers flexible working arrangements, including potential alternate work schedules, and provides a comprehensive benefits package featuring immediate accrual of paid leave and a defined benefit retirement plan.

This role at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center involves serving as a Veterinary Nurse within the Operating Room and Central Supply departments of a premier large animal hospital. Key responsibilities include assisting with surgical procedures for large animals, managing sterile instrument processing and sterilization equipment, and providing mentorship to veterinary nursing students. The position requires handling animal restraint, maintaining aseptic techniques, and coordinating with the surgical team to ensure efficient operations. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work at an internationally renowned academic institution with a collaborative culture that emphasizes professional development and education. The job is based on-site in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, offering free parking and access to extensive university benefits including tuition assistance and wellness programs.

This part-time Park Attendant I role supports the City of Escondido's recreational facilities at Dixon Lake and Lake Wohlford. The position involves assisting customers with boat operations, performing general park maintenance including landscaping and repairs, and managing custodial duties such as restroom cleaning and trash removal. Additional responsibilities include operating cash registers, handling reservations, conducting security patrols, and directing traffic during special events. The role offers the opportunity to work in a prime North County location with a hard-working team dedicated to high-quality municipal services. The schedule is flexible with variable hours, requiring availability for weekends and holidays, and the position is based on-site at the park facilities.

The Interceptor Operator role at the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services involves operating and maintaining the regional wastewater collection systems and pumping stations across the Twin Cities area. Key responsibilities include performing preventative maintenance on pumps and valves, conducting infrastructure inspections using CCTV equipment, responding to emergency spills and alarms, and operating specialized vehicles like jet trucks and skid loaders. The position requires working outdoors in various conditions, including confined spaces, and rotating among facilities in Eagan, Mound, or Mounds View. This opportunity is appealing for individuals seeking to make a tangible environmental impact while working for an award-winning organization that values diversity and offers comprehensive on-the-job training for necessary certifications. The role provides a stable career path with a typical Monday through Friday schedule, though on-call availability for emergencies is required.

This full-time Maintenance Technician role is based onsite in Tempe, Arizona, within a modern manufacturing facility utilizing Industry 4.0 technology. The position focuses on ensuring maximum equipment uptime and operational efficiency through the installation, troubleshooting, and repair of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and automation systems. Key responsibilities include performing preventive and corrective maintenance on production equipment, diagnosing complex failures involving PLCs and VFDs, and leading continuous improvement initiatives to enhance reliability and safety. The role offers the appeal of working in a dynamic, inclusive environment that supports internal career advancement and professional growth. Candidates will benefit from a collaborative culture that values technical expertise and mentorship while contributing to a fast-growing green industry transformation.

This Veterinary Technician role is based in the Operating Room at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine in Kennett Square, supporting large animal surgical procedures. Key responsibilities include assisting with surgical preparation and circulation, managing sterilization processes for instruments, maintaining equipment, and teaching veterinary students. The position offers the opportunity to work within a world-renowned academic institution known for its interdisciplinary approach and comprehensive benefits, including tuition assistance and professional development. The role requires on-site presence with rotating schedules and occasional on-call duties, necessitating personal transportation to the location.

The Facilities Technician role at the American Red Cross supports the organization's humanitarian mission by maintaining and repairing facilities, equipment, and grounds. Key responsibilities include performing multi-trade maintenance tasks such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and HVAC servicing, as well as managing grounds care, snow removal, and equipment inspections. The position offers the appeal of working within a purpose-driven culture where career growth is supported by mentors and a strong sense of community. The role is based in Honolulu with a hybrid schedule requiring three days on-site, includes regional travel, and involves driving to various locations.

The Summer Camp Division Supervisor role leads a specific age division at New Country Day Camp, an inclusive outdoor community serving neurodiverse campers in kindergarten through eighth grade. The position involves overseeing the well-being of over 100 campers and 20 counselors, managing daily logistics, and facilitating staff meetings to maintain a positive culture. Key responsibilities include ensuring camper safety, communicating regularly with families, coordinating division-wide programming, and modeling the camp's values of empathy and respect. This opportunity appeals to those passionate about Jewish tradition and inclusive education, offering a chance to foster meaningful connections in a supportive, multicultural environment. The role is based on Staten Island with a daily schedule from early June through mid-August.

The Outdoor Education Program Specialist role at New Country Day Camp involves designing and leading high-quality outdoor activities for kindergarten through eighth-grade campers in a neurodiverse, multicultural environment. Key responsibilities include developing age-appropriate lesson plans rooted in Jewish tradition, managing hiking and craft programs, supervising counselors-in-training, and facilitating weekly Shabbat celebrations. The position also requires logistical coordination, including bus supervision, inventory management, and creating content for families. This opportunity appeals to those passionate about informal outdoor education and community building, offering a chance to work within a supportive open-tent culture that values inclusivity and connection to nature. The role is based at the campgrounds on Staten Island with daily transportation provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn locations.

The Journalism Teacher role at New Country Day Camp involves leading an open-tent, outdoor summer program for neurodiverse campers in kindergarten through eighth grade. Key responsibilities include designing and delivering daily journalism lessons such as interviews and investigative writing, managing weekly camp newspapers, and supervising Counselors-in-Training. The position requires developing age-appropriate lesson plans, facilitating Shabbat celebrations, and supporting camp logistics including bus supervision and equipment management. This opportunity appeals to educators passionate about Jewish tradition, outdoor learning, and inclusive community building. The role offers a collaborative environment on Staten Island with transportation provided from Manhattan and Brooklyn locations.

The Imagination Program Specialist role at New Country Day Camp involves designing and leading creative outdoor programming for kindergarten through eighth-grade campers in a neurodiverse, multicultural community. Key responsibilities include developing age-appropriate lesson plans rooted in Jewish traditions, managing 30 to 40 camper groups through fantasy-based activities, and supervising Counselors-in-Training. The position also requires coordinating logistics such as bus supervision, inventory management, and facilitating weekly Shabbat celebrations. This opportunity appeals to educators passionate about outdoor learning and inclusive environments, offering a chance to foster meaningful connections between campers and nature while contributing to a supportive, collaborative summer culture on Staten Island.

This role involves teaching English to young learners aged 3–12 at a training center in China, requiring relocation to the location. The teacher delivers engaging, age-appropriate lessons using school textbooks and supports school activities such as demo classes and community events. Key responsibilities include maintaining a safe classroom environment, attending training sessions, and collaborating with teaching assistants. The position offers a flexible schedule with approximately 20 to 25 teaching hours per week and includes a free independent apartment, full visa support, and paid annual leave. The opportunity is appealing for its supportive culture, professional development resources, and the chance to live and work in a new country.

This full-time ESL teaching role involves instructing young learners aged 3 to 12 at a training center in China. The position requires delivering engaging, age-appropriate lessons using school textbooks while maintaining a safe and positive classroom environment. Key responsibilities include participating in marketing events, attending training sessions, and collaborating with teaching assistants. The role offers a flexible schedule with approximately 20 to 25 teaching hours per week and includes a free independent apartment, legal visa support, and paid annual leave. This opportunity is appealing for its supportive culture, professional development resources, and the chance to live and work in a new country while building children's confidence in English.

This part-time teaching role at Saxe Middle School involves instructing French language and culture to students in grades 6 through 8 for the 2026-27 academic year. The position requires holding or being eligible for Connecticut certification and focuses on delivering engaging world language curriculum. Key responsibilities include planning lessons, assessing student progress, and fostering a supportive classroom environment. The opportunity appeals to educators seeking to contribute to a dedicated school community with a flexible part-time schedule starting in August 2026.

This full-time New Grad Registered Nurse role is part of the HCA Nurse Residency Program at Henrico Doctors' Hospital, designed to support recent nursing graduates in transitioning from student to professional practice. The position involves delivering patient-centered care through assessment, medication administration, and patient education while collaborating with medical teams. Key responsibilities include participating in advanced clinical training, completing monthly educational sessions, and engaging in evidence-based practice projects under the guidance of experienced preceptors and nurse leaders. The program offers a supportive community environment with mentorship opportunities and hands-on simulation training to build critical thinking skills. This role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth, comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and retirement matching, and the chance to work in a 340-bed community hospital with diverse specialties. The position requires flexibility regarding shifts and may involve some travel for training purposes.

This full-time New Grad Registered Nurse Residency at Henrico Doctors' Hospital is a year-long program designed to support recent nursing graduates in transitioning from student to professional practice. The role involves delivering patient-centered care, assessing patient conditions, administering medications, and educating patients and families while collaborating with medical teams. Key responsibilities include participating in advanced clinical training, completing preceptorship sessions, and engaging in evidence-based practice projects. The position is appealing due to its comprehensive mentorship from experienced nurse leaders, structured educational sessions, and a supportive community focused on professional growth. The hospital offers extensive benefits including tuition assistance and retirement matching, with flexible start dates and potential travel for training.

This full-time New Grad RN role is part of a year-long Nurse Residency Program at Henrico Doctors' Hospital, designed to support recent nursing graduates in transitioning from student to professional practice. The position involves delivering patient-centered care through assessment, medication administration, and patient education while collaborating with medical teams. Key responsibilities include participating in advanced clinical training, completing preceptorship sessions, and engaging in evidence-based practice projects. The program offers a supportive environment with mentorship from experienced nurse leaders and access to comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and retirement matching. This opportunity is ideal for those seeking professional growth, flexible start dates, and a collaborative culture within a 340-bed community hospital setting.

This full-time contract role serves as a hybrid Medical Assistant position within a unique healthcare and finance department, specifically welcoming new graduates. The successful candidate will provide clinical support by performing routine tasks such as taking vitals and administering medication, while simultaneously assisting the finance team with budget preparation, invoice processing, and cost management. Key responsibilities also include managing patient scheduling, maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations, and preparing reports on health outcomes and financial data. The position offers a collaborative environment with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and a retirement plan with employer matching. The role is based on-site with a full-time schedule from Monday to Friday, including some Saturdays.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit at a facility in Saratoga Springs, New York. The position involves overseeing ICU operations during night shifts, providing clinical leadership, and ensuring high-quality patient care for critical cases. Key responsibilities include managing patient care plans, supervising unit activities, and potentially participating in float rotations. The role requires three years of ICU experience and a valid New York nursing license. This assignment offers a 13-week duration with flexible housing options, comprehensive health coverage, and professional development support through unlimited continuing education credits. The position appeals to nurses seeking to build a career that supports their lifestyle while working in a collaborative environment with 24/7 team support.

This entry-level Field Engineer I position supports the Transportation Construction Engineering team at HNTB, based in Madison, Wisconsin, with travel throughout southwest Wisconsin. The role involves inspecting highway and bridge construction projects, verifying materials, and ensuring compliance with plans, specifications, and regulations. Key responsibilities include reviewing construction drawings, coordinating quality control inspections, documenting project progress, and assisting with design calculations. The opportunity appeals to recent graduates by offering exposure to high-profile infrastructure projects, a culture of employee ownership, and professional growth within a historic firm. The position is on-site with field work and requires a bachelor's degree in engineering.

This Staff Manufacturing Engineer role focuses on composites manufacturing within Anduril Industries' defense technology team, supporting the development of advanced military hardware. The position involves serving as a technical expert for composite processes like autoclave and resin transfer molding, leading new product introductions from prototype to high-volume production, and optimizing manufacturing workflows through design for manufacturability and continuous improvement initiatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their expertise in a fast-paced, resource-constrained environment where they can directly impact national security capabilities. The position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge AI and autonomy technologies while providing significant technical leadership and mentorship. Frequent travel is required to support global manufacturing operations, and the role demands an active U.S. Secret security clearance.