Jobs at SEEL, LLC (Solutions for Energy Efficient Logistics)

This full-time Personal Trainer role is based at the Upper West Side location within Equinox Group, a high-performance lifestyle brand. The position involves designing and coaching personalized fitness programs for in-person and virtual clients while conducting fitness assessments to drive member results. Key responsibilities include managing an active client base, executing sales and marketing initiatives to grow the business, and maintaining a safe, organized training environment. The role appeals to ambitious individuals by offering premier facilities, comprehensive professional development through the in-house training institute, and a clear pathway to management. The work arrangement requires on-site presence during weekdays and weekends, supported by a collaborative culture that values continuous learning and team success.

This full-time Physician, OB/GYN role is based at Sutter Coast Hospital in Crescent City, California, a Level IV trauma center serving the local community and parts of Oregon. The position involves providing comprehensive women's health services, including prenatal and postpartum care, family planning, and the management of gynecological conditions. Key responsibilities include performing routine and complex deliveries as well as gynecological surgeries. The role features a flexible two-week on, two-week off schedule and offers a supportive environment within a not-for-profit network. The position is appealing for its emphasis on work-life balance, relocation assistance, and the opportunity to live in a scenic coastal town known for its redwood forests and outdoor recreation.

This full-time Veterinary Assistant role is based at Lunenburg Veterinary Hospital in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, supporting a multi-doctor team dedicated to personalized and fear-free animal care. The position involves assisting veterinarians during exams and surgeries, educating clients on treatment plans, and maintaining a clean, organized clinical environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that values innovation, continuous learning, and compassionate patient handling. The hospital offers opportunities for professional growth through mentorship and continuing education, along with a flexible schedule and comprehensive benefits package.

The Industrial Wastewater Treatment Lead role is based onsite at the Lockheed Martin Space facility in Littleton, Colorado, supporting the company's mission to advance space technology and security. The position involves developing and administering environmental programs to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations while monitoring wastewater treatment activities and auditing efforts. Key responsibilities include managing the operations lab, leading spill response and containment efforts, and serving as the primary point of contact for regulatory agencies. The role offers the opportunity to work within a culture that prioritizes purposeful innovation and employee development, featuring flexible alternate work schedules and comprehensive benefits. Candidates must be available for on-call monitoring and maintain a rapid response time to the facility.

This mid-level Actuarial Analyst role supports the Modeling Factory and Insights teams at USAA, focusing on delivering financial security to the military community. The position involves independently applying complex actuarial methodologies to solve unstructured business problems, utilizing statistical techniques for trend analysis and catastrophe modeling, and leading cross-functional initiatives as a technical subject matter expert. Key responsibilities include creating training materials for teammates, identifying process improvements, and communicating complex insights to executive leadership. The role offers a collaborative culture defined by core values of integrity and service, along with opportunities for professional growth through career path planning and continuing education. While the position requires an in-office presence four days per week across several US locations, relocation assistance is available for qualified candidates.

This full-time Actuary role within USAA's Underwriting & Pricing Analytics department focuses on building and maintaining advanced pricing and demand models for auto and property lines. The position involves applying complex statistical techniques to develop pricing methodologies, ensuring regulatory compliance, and leading special projects to automate workflows. Key responsibilities include interpreting catastrophe model results, training team members, and communicating data-driven solutions to executive leadership. The role offers a collaborative environment with a strong mission to support the military community, featuring relocation assistance and a hybrid work arrangement requiring four days in the office across several US locations.

This Actuarial Analyst I role supports Pricing, Indications, and Reserving teams at USAA, focusing on delivering financial security to the military community. The position involves independently applying complex actuarial methodologies to unstructured projects, performing trend analysis, running catastrophe models, and communicating technical insights to executive leadership. Key responsibilities include identifying process improvements, leading unit initiatives, and training teammates on actuarial tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture defined by integrity and service, with opportunities for professional growth through career path planning and continuing education. The position requires an in-office presence four days per week across various US locations.

This Actuary role within USAA's Go-to-Market Pricing unit focuses on leading state-level pricing strategies for the military community. The position involves designing complex pricing methodologies, developing alternative models to meet regulatory requirements, and utilizing advanced statistical techniques to solve unstructured business problems. Key responsibilities include training team members, communicating data-driven insights to executive leadership, and driving process improvements to mitigate risk. The role is appealing for its blend of technical depth and strategic influence, offering opportunities to mentor others and shape the future of insurance products. The position requires an in-office presence four days per week across several US locations, with relocation assistance available, and supports a culture defined by integrity, loyalty, and service.

This full-time Store Manager role is based in Tallahassee, Florida, and focuses on launching a new retail location for Warby Parker. The position involves leading a team of managers, opticians, and advisors to deliver exceptional customer experiences while driving financial performance and operational excellence. Key responsibilities include managing daily scheduling and payroll, implementing inventory protection protocols, coordinating marketing events, and fostering an inclusive workplace culture through ongoing training and development. The role appeals to entrepreneurial leaders who value a mission-driven environment where business success aligns with social impact. The position offers opportunities for professional growth through leadership trainings and an annual summit, set within a collaborative culture that prioritizes innovation and empathy.

The Supply Chain Manager role is a senior position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The individual will lead a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value and managing a workforce of 300 to 400 full-time employees. Key responsibilities include direct performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement strategies, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a critical national initiative with a focus on collaboration, strategic problem-solving, and fostering a positive culture across the supply chain. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close cooperation with internal delivery directors to ensure seamless service provision.

The Supply Chain Manager role is a senior position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The incumbent will lead a network of partners delivering approximately 50% of the contract value, managing a workforce of 300 to 400 individuals. Key responsibilities include direct performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement strategies, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale national initiative with a focus on collaboration and operational excellence. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close coordination with service delivery directors to foster a unified alliance approach.

The Supply Chain Manager role is a senior position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The individual will lead a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value and managing a workforce of 300 to 400 full-time employees. Key responsibilities include performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement strategies, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale national initiative with a focus on collaboration and operational excellence. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close coordination with service delivery directors to ensure seamless integration of the supply chain.

The Supply Chain Manager role is a senior position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The individual will lead a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value and managing a workforce of 300 to 400 full-time employees. Key responsibilities include performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement strategies, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale national initiative with a focus on collaboration, workforce development, and operational excellence. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close cooperation with internal directors and external providers to ensure successful service delivery.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads a critical UK government employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value. Key responsibilities include direct performance management of 300 to 400 staff, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and overseeing social value commitments like inclusive recruitment. The position offers the appeal of working on the largest employment programme ever contracted by the UK government, providing significant strategic impact and opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative alliance. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close collaboration with senior directors to ensure service delivery excellence.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads a critical UK government employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value. Key responsibilities include overseeing the performance of 300 to 400 staff, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and managing social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment. The position offers the opportunity to shape a collaborative alliance across multiple providers while fostering a culture of development and wellbeing. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves strategic problem-solving within a high-impact, monitored environment.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads a critical UK government employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value. Key responsibilities include overseeing the performance of 300 to 400 staff, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and managing social value commitments. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale alliance while fostering a collaborative culture focused on workforce development and inclusive recruitment. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close collaboration with senior directors to ensure strategic alignment and operational excellence.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads a critical UK government employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for delivering over 50% of the contract value. Key responsibilities include overseeing the performance of 300 to 400 staff, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and managing social value commitments. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale alliance while fostering a collaborative culture focused on workforce development and inclusive recruitment. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close collaboration with senior directors to ensure strategic alignment and operational excellence.

The Supply Chain Manager role is a senior position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The individual will lead a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value, managing a workforce of 300 to 400 people. Key responsibilities include performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a critical national employment initiative within a collaborative alliance environment. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close coordination with service delivery directors to ensure seamless operations.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads the delivery of the UK Government's Restart employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for significant contract value and workforce development. Key responsibilities include performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to service standards and social value commitments, and driving continuous improvement across the supply chain. The position offers the opportunity to shape a major national initiative with a focus on collaborative culture and workforce growth. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close coordination with senior leadership to ensure successful programme outcomes.

This Supply Chain Manager role is a critical position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The individual will lead a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value, managing a workforce of 300 to 400 full-time employees. Key responsibilities include direct performance management of sub-contractors, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement strategies, and delivering social value commitments such as inclusive recruitment and training. The position offers the opportunity to shape a collaborative alliance across the supply chain while working in a high-impact environment focused on national employment outcomes. The role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close collaboration with service delivery directors to ensure seamless integration of services.

This Supply Chain Manager role is a key position within the UK Government's Restart employment programme, reporting to the Supply Chain Director. The role involves leading a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value and managing the performance of 300 to 400 full-time employees. Key responsibilities include driving continuous improvement, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, and managing the financial and operational health of sub-contractors. The position offers the opportunity to shape a large-scale national initiative with a focus on social value and workforce development. The role requires extensive travel across the country and offers a dynamic environment for professionals with strong operational and stakeholder management skills.

The Supply Chain Manager role leads a critical UK government employment programme, managing a network of partners responsible for delivering approximately 50% of the contract value. Key responsibilities include overseeing the performance of 300 to 400 staff, ensuring adherence to customer service standards, driving continuous improvement, and managing social value commitments. The position offers the opportunity to shape a collaborative alliance across multiple providers while fostering a culture of development and wellbeing. This full-time role requires extensive travel across the country and involves close collaboration with senior directors to ensure strategic alignment and operational success.