Jobs at Plants and Goodwin, Inc.

The Assistant Principal of Specialized Services role at Mastery Schools leads the delivery of comprehensive academic and emotional support for students requiring additional assistance within a public charter network. Key responsibilities include managing special education programs, 504 plans, and English language development services while supervising specialized staff and ensuring legal compliance for student files. The position offers the opportunity to drive equity and student success in a collaborative culture that values continuous improvement and professional growth. This full-time position is based on-site at a school location in Philadelphia or Camden.

This onsite contract role in New York supports the Services team by managing a high volume of employee benefit cases for Health & Welfare and Retirement plans. Key responsibilities include resolving inquiries regarding medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) plans, maintaining accurate case documentation, and collaborating with HR and legal stakeholders. The position appeals to candidates seeking a fast-paced, service-oriented environment where they can utilize their five years of benefits experience to alleviate senior team workloads. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to process improvements while working with established HRIS tools and a collaborative team culture.

The Sr. Associate, Systems Engineer role at L3Harris supports the development of mission-critical technology solutions across space, air, land, sea, and cyber domains. Based in Salt Lake City, the position utilizes a 9/80 work schedule that provides every other Friday off. Key responsibilities include managing and tracing system requirements, developing technical specifications and test plans, and designing integrated hardware and software systems. The role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure technical performance and compliance throughout the system development lifecycle. This position appeals to engineers seeking a culture of excellence and professional growth within a trusted defense technology organization. Opportunities for travel and the chance to work on complex communications systems for national security missions are available, with eligibility for a secret security clearance required.

The National Account Manager role leads sales and distribution strategies for Swisher across national club, drug, and grocery retail channels. Key responsibilities include driving revenue growth through data-informed selling, managing in-store merchandising and store resets, and delivering business reviews to enhance brand performance. The position requires up to 50% travel to support field operations and foster relationships with key accounts. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking career advancement within a historic industry leader, offering a company vehicle, comprehensive benefits, and robust professional development programs.

The Mailroom Delivery Associate role supports the University of Mary's campus operations within the Office of Physical Plant. Key responsibilities include managing mail processing, operating postage meters, executing daily campus and off-campus delivery routes, and assisting with print shop tasks such as binding and trimming. The position requires physical capability to lift 50 pounds and a valid driver's license. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment rooted in Christian, Catholic, and Benedictine values. The role offers a collaborative culture emphasizing hospitality and includes comprehensive benefits such as retirement matching, health insurance, and tuition discounts for employees and dependents.

This senior systems engineering role within Lockheed Martin's Electronic Protection team focuses on advancing radar defense solutions for global defense customers. The position involves developing detailed simulations, conducting performance data analysis, and creating verification plans to ensure system reliability. Engineers will support integration testing, resolve technical anomalies, and mentor junior staff while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams on landmark product reviews. The role appeals to those seeking high-impact challenges in a collaborative environment where innovation drives national security. It offers opportunities for continuous learning and working with cutting-edge technologies across the Moorestown, NJ and Syracuse, NY sites, requiring a U.S. citizen with a Secret clearance.

The Aerospace CMS Supervisor role at PPG involves leading a team of material handlers and coordinators to manage chemical inventory and logistics at a customer facility in North Charleston. Key responsibilities include overseeing shelf-life inventory, fulfilling product orders, managing customer inquiries, and driving cost-saving initiatives through process improvement. The position offers the opportunity to lead a team within a culture that values innovation, customer success, and continuous improvement. This is an onsite position reporting to the CMS Manager, providing a stable environment for professionals with experience in warehouse management, business analysis, and team leadership.

This full-time first-shift role involves erecting and installing pre-engineered metal buildings for projects in Eugene, Oregon. The position requires skilled craftsmen to assemble structural steel, hang roofing and wall sheeting, and secure girders while adhering to safety protocols and quality standards. Candidates must possess at least three years of experience, the ability to read blueprints, and comfort working at heights in varying weather. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking consistent work alongside a team that prioritizes safety and superior craftsmanship. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, vacation pay, and a retirement savings plan within a culture that emphasizes productivity and career advancement.

The Superintendent I role at Mortenson involves coordinating and supervising construction activities, assistant superintendents, and craft teams across various project disciplines. Key responsibilities include developing and managing project schedules, reviewing construction documents for constructability, coordinating with design engineers, and ensuring safety and quality compliance on-site. The position requires leading site logistics, mentoring team members, and fostering strong relationships with diverse stakeholders. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture within a top-tier builder focused on renewable energy, data centers, and healthcare sectors. The role offers significant growth potential through mentorship programs and tuition reimbursement, with a work arrangement that may involve up to 100% travel to project sites.

This 14-week contract role places an experienced Physical Therapist within an acute care hospital rehabilitation team in Syracuse, New York. The position involves evaluating patients, developing individualized treatment plans, and implementing therapeutic exercise programs while collaborating with interdisciplinary staff. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient progress, maintaining documentation, and serving as a clinical instructor for students. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a fast-paced clinical environment with a focus on comprehensive patient care and staff education. The role operates on a day shift schedule with one weekend per month required and offers a chance to contribute to departmental initiatives and new rehabilitation programs.

The Retail Crime Investigator role supports the Asset Protection team at Weis Markets by focusing on the detection and resolution of external theft and organized retail crime. Key responsibilities include gathering and analyzing intelligence on criminal groups, conducting undercover surveillance, operating CCTV systems, and documenting evidence to support successful prosecutions. The position requires acting as a liaison with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies and representing the company in court hearings. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment that values associate growth and community impact. The role involves travel to multiple locations within an assigned area and requires flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and occasional overnights.

The City of Eugene's Planning and Development department is hiring Assistant and Associate Planners to advance community vision through land use planning and policy implementation. The role involves reviewing complex development proposals, analyzing zoning codes, and preparing reports for city councils and public hearings. Key responsibilities include facilitating community engagement, drafting ordinances, and collaborating with developers and the public to resolve planning challenges. The position offers a dynamic environment focused on creating a connected and livable city, with opportunities for professional growth and leadership on long-range strategies. While primarily based in the Eugene office to foster collaboration, the Associate level may access flexible work schedules after probation. The team values resilience, innovation, and meaningful public service in a supportive, diverse workplace.

The Therapist I role delivers psychosocial assessments and psychotherapy to individuals facing mental illness, behavioral challenges, or substance misuse in outpatient, community, and home settings. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical evaluations, facilitating individual and group therapy sessions using evidence-based interventions, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams including case managers and external agencies like schools or courts. The position also involves developing person-centered treatment plans and maintaining accurate electronic health records. This opportunity appeals to licensed or license-eligible professionals seeking a supportive environment grounded in core values of integrity, teamwork, and compassion. The role offers the chance to work with diverse populations including youth and adults with co-occurring disorders, featuring flexible scheduling and opportunities for professional growth through clinical supervision and training.

The Therapist I role delivers psychosocial assessments and psychotherapy to individuals facing mental illness, behavioral challenges, or substance misuse within outpatient, community, and home settings. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical evaluations, facilitating individual and group therapy sessions using evidence-based interventions, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams including case managers and external agencies like schools and courts. The position also involves developing person-centered treatment plans and maintaining accurate electronic health records. This opportunity appeals to licensed or license-eligible professionals seeking a supportive environment grounded in integrity, compassion, and teamwork. The role offers the chance to work with diverse populations while participating in a culture that values professional growth, continuous learning, and flexible scheduling to meet clinic needs.

This senior engineering role focuses on defining and executing quality processes for cable and wire harness sub-systems within a defense technology organization. The position involves collaborating with product and manufacturing teams to drive supplier development, design functional test processes, and manage supplier qualification activities such as PPAP and audits. Key responsibilities include leading root cause analysis for fitment issues, ensuring compliance with AS9100 standards, and mitigating supply chain risks to guarantee reliable component delivery. The role appeals to candidates seeking to build world-class quality systems while working hands-on with engineering teams. It offers the opportunity to drive strategic goals across the product lifecycle with a requirement for significant travel to supplier locations and the necessity of holding a TS/SCI security clearance.

The Disability Claims Specialist role at NRECA supports the Insurance and Financial Services team by reviewing and investigating disability claims for member cooperatives. Key responsibilities include analyzing medical and vocational evidence, evaluating cases against policy guidelines, and developing return-to-work plans while maintaining high customer service standards. The position is appealing due to NRECA's recognition as a top workplace, its inclusive culture, and opportunities for professional growth within a mission-driven organization. The role operates on a hybrid schedule in Lincoln, Nebraska, allowing for three days in the office and two days of remote work.

This leadership role within Mastery Schools' administrative team focuses on overseeing specialized services for K-12 students in Philadelphia and Camden. The position involves managing special education programs, 504 plans, and social-emotional interventions while supervising a team of teachers and support staff. Key responsibilities include ensuring legal compliance for student files, chairing IEP meetings, and coordinating mental health services with partner organizations. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive equity and student success within a mission-driven culture that values continuous improvement and professional growth. The role is based on-site at a school location and offers a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and professional development funds.

This full-time Maintenance and Terminal Operator role is based at Sprague's facility in Searsport, Maine, supporting a team that manages liquid and bulk cargo operations. The position involves operating heavy machinery such as forklifts and skid steers, performing pump and motor maintenance, and assisting with vessel mooring and cargo offloading. Key responsibilities also include valve alignment, piping installation, and participating in safety drills. The role offers a collaborative culture where employees value strong teamwork and community involvement, along with comprehensive benefits including health plans and retirement contributions starting on day one. While the work is primarily outdoors in a maritime environment with variable shifts including nights and weekends, the position provides on-the-job training and opportunities for career advancement within the company.

This PRN Registered Nurse role is based at the Roanoke City Jail, providing direct patient care within a correctional healthcare setting. The position involves conducting initial medical screenings and comprehensive physical assessments for inmates, administering medications and treatments, and managing medical emergencies. Key responsibilities include developing patient care plans, maintaining accurate electronic medical records, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to address acute, chronic, and mental health needs. The role appeals to professionals seeking mission-driven work that offers exposure to diverse healthcare challenges and opportunities for skill growth. The environment emphasizes safety, compliance with regulations, and professional development through mentorship and continuing education. The position requires flexibility to work various shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

The Health Systems Medical Affairs Director role serves as a therapeutic expert within the Medical Affairs department, focusing on the PA, NJ, and DE territory. This remote position requires the incumbent to build strategic relationships with key healthcare decision-makers in organized health systems and payers. Key responsibilities include developing strategic account plans, providing accurate clinical and scientific information on the product portfolio, and acting as a resource for internal strategic planning and team mentoring. The role appeals to candidates seeking to leverage their advanced medical degree and field experience to influence healthcare delivery and value-based care initiatives. The position offers significant autonomy with a remote work arrangement, though it involves approximately 50% travel within the designated territory.

The Compliance Testing Manager leads the second line of defense within the Integration Testing Team at Discover Financial Services, overseeing transaction and control testing to ensure adherence to federal regulations. Key responsibilities include managing a team of compliance testers, developing and validating test plans, and evaluating data quality and sourcing processes. The role involves mentoring staff, coordinating with business and IT partners, and driving improvements in testing tools and metrics. This position offers a dynamic environment focused on risk mitigation and regulatory compliance, providing opportunities for professional growth through certification and leadership development within a collaborative financial services organization.

This full-time, in-person role places a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist within the Yelm, Washington school district for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves assessing students with communication disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, and delivering direct instruction to a caseload of 45 to 50 students. Key responsibilities include administering diagnostic tests, maintaining data collection systems, and collaborating with parents, teachers, and medical professionals to support student progress. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners' development. The role is based on-site at an elementary, middle, or high school setting.

This full-time, in-person role places a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist within the Yelm, Washington school district for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing and implementing individualized treatment programs for students with communication disorders, administering diagnostic assessments, and delivering small group or individual instruction. Key responsibilities include maintaining data collection systems, creating lesson plans, and collaborating with parents, teachers, and medical professionals to support student progress. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners. The role offers professional growth through ongoing clinical mentorship and credentialing reimbursement.

This full-time, in-person role places a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist within the Yelm, Washington school district for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing and implementing individualized treatment programs for students with communication disorders, administering assessments, and delivering instruction to a caseload of 45 to 50 students. Key responsibilities include collaborating with parents and teachers, maintaining data systems, and adapting curriculum to meet diverse student needs. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners' development. The role requires a Master's degree and Washington state licensure.

This full-time, in-person role places a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist within the Yelm, Washington school district for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves developing and implementing individualized treatment programs for students with communication disorders, administering assessments, and delivering instruction to a caseload of 45 to 50 students. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and families, maintaining data systems, and adapting curriculum to meet diverse student needs. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive team environment, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement matching, and the chance to make a lasting impact on young learners' development. The role requires a Master's degree and active Washington state licensure.