Jobs at TD

The Instructional Assistant role within Nottoway County Public Schools supports teachers and administrators in a 10-month school year setting. Key responsibilities include assisting with classroom duties, providing small group or one-on-one academic support, preparing instructional materials, and handling clerical tasks such as record keeping and attendance. The position requires interaction with students, parents, and staff while managing sensitive information. This role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute directly to student success in a collaborative educational environment. The position is based on-site within school classrooms and requires a valid driver's license, First Aid/CPR certification, and specific educational qualifications or assessment scores.

This full-time or part-time paraeducator role supports students with special education needs within the Chandler Unified School District. The position involves reinforcing academic instruction under teacher supervision, assisting with social-emotional development, and ensuring student safety during all school activities. Key responsibilities include managing classroom operations, implementing behavioral plans, and maintaining open communication with staff regarding student progress. The role is appealing due to the district's recognition as a top school environment, a collaborative culture rooted in equity and excellence, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance, retirement matching, and professional growth credits. The position offers flexible scheduling options and operates within a supportive team dedicated to student success.

This full-time Criminal Justice Career and Technical Education role is based at a high school and focuses on delivering applied, real-world instruction to prepare students for public safety careers. The teacher designs and implements curriculum aligned with state standards, covering topics such as law enforcement and legal systems while supervising students in a laboratory setting. Key responsibilities include mentoring student development, fostering a safe and inclusive classroom environment, and collaborating with industry partners to enhance program offerings. The position appeals to current or retired law enforcement professionals seeking to transition into education, offering the opportunity to shape the next generation of public safety workers through hands-on learning. The role requires a bachelor's degree and eligibility for state CTE certification.

This Software Development Engineer II role supports the Talent Development Journey team in building a comprehensive ecosystem for employee learning and career growth. The position involves designing, developing, and deploying components for a platform that records and personalizes learning experiences. Key responsibilities include managing the full software development lifecycle, collaborating with data scientists and learning experts, and implementing expert system pipelines. The role appeals to candidates seeking to impact a large-scale internal culture while working in a fast-paced, results-driven environment. The position is based in Seattle and requires a background in distributed systems and strong project management skills.

The Senior Procurement Specialist role within the Arizona Department of Transportation manages the end-to-end procurement process for highly complex and technical commodities. Key responsibilities include developing and issuing solicitations, negotiating terms, awarding contracts, and administering ongoing agreements in compliance with state and federal regulations. The position offers the opportunity to work within an innovative team dedicated to improving transportation safety, with potential for remote work flexibility based on performance and business needs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that values autonomy and trust, providing a clear path to contribute to statewide infrastructure projects while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

This full-time high school teaching role at Brenham Independent School District focuses on delivering history instruction to students at Brenham High School. The position involves designing and implementing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles and special education needs, while conducting ongoing assessments to ensure student mastery. Key responsibilities also include managing classroom behavior, fostering student growth through study habit development, and maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative environment where they can contribute to the intellectual and social development of students. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree and a valid Texas teaching certificate. The position is based on-site at the high school campus.

The Special Education Facilitator role within Chandler Unified School District supports certified professionals in ensuring compliance with state and federal special education laws. Key responsibilities include serving as a liaison to assigned school sites, assisting staff in troubleshooting specialized instruction issues, and monitoring adherence to IDEA, 504, and data reporting procedures. The position emphasizes collaboration, equity, and excellence while providing opportunities for professional growth and leadership development. This full-time opportunity offers a supportive culture recognized as a top district in Arizona, with benefits including health insurance, retirement matching, and paid holidays. The role is based on-site within the district and involves regular interaction with administration, staff, and families to foster an inclusive learning environment.

This full-time Mental Health Clinician role operates within the UTMB Correctional Managed Care team at the Polunsky Unit, focusing on delivering mental health services to incarcerated populations. The position requires a Master's degree and licensure to conduct patient interviews, perform evaluations, and diagnose mental health needs. Key responsibilities include providing individual and group psychotherapy, developing treatment plans, and coordinating care with families and community agencies. The role offers the opportunity to serve underserved populations within a structured correctional environment while contributing to quality improvement initiatives and staff education. Security clearance is required for this on-site position located within a detention facility.

The University of Northern Colorado seeks a Post Doctoral Fellow within the School Psychology department to support its Culturally Responsive School Psychology grant track. The role involves providing supervision for students, managing recruitment and budget logistics, and assisting principal investigators with data collection and grant reporting. This position is ideal for a candidate with a PhD in School Psychology who possesses grant administration experience and fluency in English and Spanish. The role offers the opportunity to work in rural school districts while contributing to a university recognized for its commitment to social mobility. The position is based in Greeley, Colorado, and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance and tuition waivers.

The Employee Relations Lead serves as a strategic business partner within the Operations department, supporting a unionized hourly workforce of over 300 employees. Key responsibilities include managing full-cycle HR functions such as performance coaching, recruitment, and onboarding, while leading labor relations activities like grievance resolution and contract negotiations. The role also involves driving engagement initiatives, administering benefits, and utilizing data to improve retention and productivity. This position appeals to professionals seeking a dynamic environment where they can influence long-term strategy, foster a positive company culture, and apply their expertise in a fast-paced setting with significant autonomy.

The Accounting Manager role within the Finance department at KIOTI Tractor involves leading the accounting team onsite in Wendell, NC. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily operations such as accounts payable, inventory, and general ledger functions, while preparing consolidated financial statements and ensuring GAAP compliance. The position also requires managing cash flow forecasts, supporting budgeting processes, and coordinating with external auditors for annual reviews. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a leadership position in a manufacturing environment where they can mentor team members and collaborate across departments to drive business decisions. The role offers a chance to work with established financial systems and contribute to the strategic growth of a recognized industry leader.

This seasonal role at Nottoway High School supports the athletic department as an Assistant Coach for the volleyball program. The position involves assisting the head coach with player evaluations, managing practice schedules, and ensuring the safety and well-being of student-athletes. Key responsibilities include fostering sportsmanship, maintaining equipment inventory, and communicating effectively with parents, staff, and the community. The role also requires supporting Varsity and Middle School cheerleading programs. This opportunity appeals to those seeking to contribute to a positive school culture while developing leadership skills in a collaborative environment. The position is based on-site and requires adherence to all school and league regulations.

This Customer Service Representative role supports the Division of Consumer Affairs in Newark or Trenton, serving as the primary point of contact for public inquiries regarding professional licensing. The position involves interpreting complex regulations, navigating multiple internal systems to resolve disputes, and documenting interactions with accuracy and empathy. Key responsibilities include actively listening to determine customer needs, applying independent judgment to confidential information, and maintaining professional standards during high-volume interactions. The role appeals to individuals seeking a stable position within a customer-focused government environment that values integrity, clear communication, and team collaboration. The position is based on-site at the specified New Jersey locations.

The Director of Engineering role at Shore Hotel leads the engineering department to ensure facility operations, guest satisfaction, and cost efficiency. Key responsibilities include managing preventative maintenance schedules, overseeing vendor contracts and budgets, and supervising staff to maintain safety and life safety systems. The position requires strategic planning for facility improvements and 24/7 availability for emergencies. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a leadership role within a collaborative culture that values integrity, innovation, and diversity. The company offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance, a 401k match, and paid time off. The role is based on-site at the hotel property.

This role involves serving as a Senior Database Administrator within the Baltimore County Office of Information Technology. The position focuses on managing SQL Server environments, including High Availability configurations, cloud technologies, and data security. Key responsibilities include performance tuning, managing backup and recovery processes, setting up Always On Availability Groups, and collaborating with the Business Intelligence team on reporting tools. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement after an initial on-site onboarding period, providing a stable environment to support critical public sector data infrastructure.

This full-time elementary teaching role is based at Rashkis Elementary School within the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district. The position focuses on delivering Spanish language instruction to students using the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Key responsibilities include developing engaging lesson plans, adapting curriculum for diverse learning needs, managing classroom behavior, and communicating regularly with parents and staff. The role offers the opportunity to foster a supportive learning environment that encourages student growth and cultural appreciation. The position is scheduled for ten months and requires a valid North Carolina teaching license and a bachelor's degree.

The Assistant Attorney General role within the State Government Division of the Arizona Attorney General's Office involves providing complex legal counsel and representation for the state across multiple specialized sections. Key responsibilities include managing civil and administrative litigation in state and federal courts, drafting legal briefs and memoranda, conducting investigations, and advising government agencies on legal matters. The position offers the opportunity to work on high-impact cases involving public law, education, health, and environmental enforcement. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on serving the state, the potential for professional growth through diverse legal practice, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans and loan assistance. The work arrangement allows for remote work two days per week based on performance and business needs, with travel required for court appearances and investigations.

The Health Information Manager role oversees the efficient operation of the HIM department across multiple Community Health of South Florida sites. Key responsibilities include monitoring departmental activities, ensuring HIPAA and privacy regulation compliance, training staff on HIM requirements, and analyzing medical records for completeness. The position also involves compiling monthly statistics, managing record storage processes, and supporting quality standards for Joint Commission accreditation. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a leadership position within a mission-driven healthcare organization that values cultural competence and continuous improvement. The role requires travel between centers and offers a collaborative environment focused on maintaining high standards of patient data integrity and privacy.

This role involves operating heavy equipment and maintaining the wastewater collection system for the utility department. Key responsibilities include excavating, installing, and repairing sewer lines and manholes using machinery such as backhoes and trenchers, as well as performing system inspections, cleaning operations, and flow monitoring. The position offers a clear career progression path toward supervisory roles within the commission. The work arrangement includes field-based duties with potential on-call requirements, providing a stable opportunity to contribute to essential public infrastructure maintenance.

The Fleet Equipment Mechanic I role involves maintaining and repairing a diverse range of city vehicles and machinery, including trucks, fire apparatus, and construction equipment. Key responsibilities include diagnosing mechanical issues, performing major and minor repairs, conducting shop and field inspections, and utilizing diagnostic tools for programming and updates. The position also requires welding, fabricating, maintaining equipment records, and training other personnel. This opportunity appeals to skilled technicians seeking a stable public service career with a focus on safety and operational excellence. The role is based on-site at city facilities and offers the chance to work with a wide variety of heavy and light equipment while contributing to essential municipal services.

The Field Auditor 3 role within the Arizona Department of Revenue focuses on conducting complex audits for state, county, and city jurisdictions, as well as corporate income tax for multi-state and multinational taxpayers. Key responsibilities include examining financial records to determine tax liabilities, preparing audit work papers and memorandums, representing the department at informal and formal hearings, and ensuring compliance with Arizona tax laws. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment that values public service, continuous improvement, and a culture built on trust and autonomy. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement allowing full-time remote work within Arizona with occasional in-office meetings and up to 35% travel for field audits, supporting a flexible work-life balance.

This full-time Mental Health Clinician role is part of the Correctional Managed Care team at UTMB Health, serving patient populations within Texas correctional facilities. The position requires a master's degree and relevant licensure to conduct mental health evaluations, diagnose conditions, and deliver individual and group psychotherapy. Key responsibilities include developing treatment plans, providing crisis intervention, and coordinating care with families and community agencies. The role offers the opportunity to serve underserved populations in a structured environment while contributing to quality improvement initiatives. Candidates must be willing to work on-site within secure detention centers and obtain necessary security clearance.