Jobs at The Junction LLC

This contract role supports the Fund Accounting team in Boston with a hybrid work arrangement, focusing on specialized accounting for commingled investment portfolios. The position involves executing net asset value calculations, managing transactions, capital stock, and corporate actions, while serving as the primary contact for derivative valuation inquiries. Key responsibilities include verifying data, resolving breaks, and contributing to management reporting to ensure daily deliverables meet quality and timeliness standards. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to process improvement activities within a collaborative environment. Candidates will work closely with internal departments to minimize risk and gain a comprehensive understanding of the firm's operations while managing multiple tasks under tight deadlines.

This senior accountant role is based in Madison Heights, Michigan, with an initial three-week on-site training period in Pennsylvania before transitioning to a corporate office setting. The position involves overseeing daily accounts payable and receivable activities, managing the full month-end close process including journal entries and reconciliations, and supporting an ERP transition initiative. The role requires handling multi-entity accounting operations and collaborating with payroll and HR teams. This opportunity appeals to experienced professionals seeking a hands-on position within a fast-paced industrial environment, offering a contract-to-permanent pathway with access to comprehensive benefits and professional development resources.

The Health Care Compliance Officer role within the Arizona Department of Health Services focuses on ensuring child care facilities adhere to state regulations and licensing requirements. Key responsibilities include conducting initial and annual compliance inspections, investigating complaints, preparing detailed reports on deficiencies, and providing technical assistance to providers and the public. The position offers a collaborative environment dedicated to improving community health and child safety, with opportunities for professional growth through continuous quality improvement initiatives. The role is based in Phoenix and requires travel to various facilities, supported by flexible work schedules and a comprehensive benefits package that includes retirement contributions and student loan assistance.

The Senior Recruiter role is a strategic, relationship-driven position within the talent acquisition team responsible for managing full-cycle recruitment across diverse functions and workforce types. Key responsibilities include partnering with hiring managers to define workforce needs, developing proactive sourcing strategies to build talent pipelines, and leveraging Oracle Recruiting Cloud to drive data-informed hiring decisions and process improvements. The position appeals to professionals seeking a high-impact environment where they can shape talent strategy, enhance candidate experiences, and lead operational enhancements. The role requires managing multiple complex searches simultaneously while fostering strong cross-functional partnerships and maintaining a continuous improvement mindset in a fast-paced setting.

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 Architect III role at JCJ Architecture supports design development and documentation for a full-service firm serving public and private clients nationwide. The position requires a licensed professional with over eight years of experience to lead technical aspects of projects, manage junior staff, and coordinate with project management teams and consultants. Key responsibilities include creating detailed construction documents, developing design solutions, and overseeing construction administration phases. This opportunity is appealing due to the firm's employee-owned structure, which offers a company-funded retirement plan, along with a hybrid work model, strong mentorship programs, and a collaborative culture focused on professional growth and community impact.

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.

The Assistant Director role leads the Education Team within the Ohio Persistent Cyber Improvement Project at the University of Cincinnati. This position focuses on designing and managing cybersecurity curriculum and training materials for local government entities across the state. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, overseeing project timelines and grant compliance, and collaborating with administrative teams to ensure effective program delivery. The role offers the opportunity to drive statewide cyber resilience initiatives within a mission-driven academic environment. The position supports a collaborative culture with a focus on innovation and community impact, operating primarily in an office setting with opportunities for professional growth and comprehensive benefits.

The Manager, Support Operations role establishes and evolves the operational foundation for a technical, engineer-led support organization at Model N. The position focuses on bringing structure to complex workflows, optimizing Salesforce Service Cloud, and implementing AI-enabled tools to enhance knowledge management and case intake. Key responsibilities include defining the support operations roadmap, building reliable metrics to inform product and engineering decisions, and developing playbooks that balance process consistency with expert flexibility. The role appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment where they can influence strategy while operating close to the work. It offers a collaborative culture with cross-functional partnership opportunities, unlimited PTO, and professional development resources. While primarily remote, the position may require some travel for company meetings and industry events.

The Arizona Department of Health Services seeks an Applications Developer to support mission-critical systems serving public health programs like WIC. The role involves designing and developing mobile and web applications, resolving production defects, and maintaining technical documentation throughout the software development lifecycle. Key responsibilities include collaborating with business analysts to define requirements and ensuring high-quality deliverables through rigorous testing. This position offers the appeal of contributing to a vital public health mission within a collaborative team environment. The department promotes flexible work schedules and alternative work arrangements, supported by a comprehensive benefits package including retirement contributions and student loan assistance. The role is based in Phoenix, Arizona, and requires a valid driver's license.

The City of Bellevue seeks a Senior Right of Way Engineer to join the Transportation Department's Right of Way division. This role involves leading the review of complex construction and utility plans to ensure compliance with city standards and safety requirements. Key responsibilities include developing codes and procedures, managing temporary traffic control, coordinating with external agencies and the public, and mentoring engineering staff. The position offers the opportunity to work in an innovative, collaborative environment that values diversity and public service. While the role requires some field work and commuting to Bellevue, a hybrid work schedule is available after orientation, allowing for a flexible balance between office and remote duties.

The role involves leading the swing shift team at Hampton Lumber's Warrenton planer, a family-owned manufacturer of sustainable wood products. The supervisor oversees daily operations, ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols, maintaining product quality through visual inspections, and coordinating production activities from logs to rough lumber. Key responsibilities include training staff, driving continuous improvement initiatives, and fostering a collaborative team environment. This position appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on leadership opportunity within a company deeply committed to safety, integrity, and community engagement. The role offers a Monday through Thursday schedule and provides access to extensive benefits, including health coverage, retirement matching, and paid training for career advancement.

The Eligibility Specialist role within the Department of Economic Security's Division of Developmental Disabilities supports Arizonans with developmental disabilities and their families. Key responsibilities include conducting eligibility interviews, reviewing applications and documentation, making eligibility determinations, and coordinating with community resources. The position appeals to candidates seeking meaningful public service work that strengthens communities. The role is based on-site in Phoenix and offers a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans, paid leave, and professional development opportunities.

The Psychology Associate 2 role at the Arizona Department of Health Services supports mental health treatment within the state hospital system. Key responsibilities include conducting individual and group therapy, performing psychological screenings and risk assessments, developing comprehensive treatment plans, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The position also involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and participating in professional development activities. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on community health within a supportive environment that offers flexible work schedules, a robust benefits package including student loan assistance, and a commitment to work-life balance.

The IT Project Manager role within the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality supports the agency's mission to protect public health and the environment. This position plans, manages, and executes small to medium-sized projects using established standards while coordinating vendor activities and assisting with security documentation. Key responsibilities include defining project goals, allocating resources, mitigating risks, and facilitating cross-functional collaboration to ensure timely delivery. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to contribute to a meaningful public service mission, access to a top-ranked retirement program, and comprehensive benefits including paid parental leave. The role offers full-time remote work flexibility for candidates residing in Arizona, fostering a culture of autonomy and work-life balance.

The Assistant Case Manager - Case Aide role within the Arizona Department of Child Safety supports vulnerable children and families across the state. Key responsibilities include transporting clients, supervising parent-child visits, coordinating services, attending court hearings, and maintaining detailed case documentation. This position offers a mission-driven environment where employees, known as Compassioneers, work with a compassionate heart to ensure child safety and family stability. The role appeals to those seeking purposeful work with opportunities for professional growth, including eligibility for promotion after four years. Benefits include comprehensive health insurance, a retirement plan, paid leave, and flexible scheduling options, though the position requires a valid driver's license and may involve occasional weekend or holiday work.

The Educational Teacher role within the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry focuses on delivering K-12 academic instruction and special education services to incarcerated adults. Key responsibilities include designing and implementing lesson plans, assessing student progress, maintaining detailed educational records, and fostering a secure, structured learning environment. This position appeals to certified educators seeking to make a meaningful societal impact by transforming lives through education and supporting reentry efforts. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including paid leave, robust health insurance, and a strong retirement program, with work performed on-site at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Buckeye.

The role involves serving as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor within the Division of Employment and Rehabilitation Services at the Department of Economic Security. The position focuses on guiding individuals with disabilities to overcome employment barriers and achieve career independence. Key responsibilities include assessing client needs, developing Individualized Plans for Employment, providing career counseling, and managing case files and service resources. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility to work remotely within Arizona, supported by a collaborative culture that values autonomy and trust. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven impact on community well-being, comprehensive benefits including retirement and paid leave, and opportunities for professional growth and advancement.

The Adult Protective Services Supervisor - Financial Exploitation role within the Department of Economic Security leads a specialized unit dedicated to investigating financial abuse against vulnerable adults in Arizona. Key responsibilities include supervising staff through complex investigations, reviewing financial records and audit reports, and establishing investigative protocols to ensure statutory compliance. This position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on community safety while working within a culture that values flexibility, autonomy, and trust. The role supports a hybrid work arrangement, allowing eligible employees to work remotely within Arizona to achieve a better work-life balance.

This Project Controls Intern role at APM Terminals supports a major infrastructure program by bridging 3D design models with schedule data to create 4D visual planning solutions. The intern assists in integrating BIM tools like Synchro or Navisworks to develop animations and visualizations that clarify construction sequencing and phasing. Key responsibilities include aligning schedule activities with model elements, producing clear visual outputs for stakeholder reviews, and helping transition the team from traditional timelines to model-based planning. The position offers hands-on experience with industry-standard digital tools in a live project environment, providing exposure to how visualization drives decision-making. The role is appealing due to its structured mentorship, a culture focused on continuous improvement and Lean principles, and the opportunity to contribute to sustainable global trade operations. The internship is full-time during the summer and part-time during the academic year, with no overtime required.

This six-month secondment role places a professional on the US ELIQUIS Commercial Brand Team to drive access and affordability strategies for a leading anticoagulant. The position focuses on evolving the payer value story, securing formulary status, and executing patient affordability tactics for field sales teams. Key responsibilities include developing access resources, leading special projects on pharmacy and benefit design, analyzing marketing KPIs, and optimizing digital payer assets. The role offers the appeal of cross-functional collaboration within a high-impact Alliance environment and the opportunity to shape long-term market access strategy. The work arrangement is flexible with a remote base, requiring semi-regular travel to the New York headquarters and occasional site visits for meetings and research.

This senior Software Development Engineer role focuses on building developer experience tools and infrastructure for the Amazon networking operating system. The team creates high-quality, intuitive software that empowers other builders, handling responsibilities such as designing distributed systems, defining product roadmaps, and mentoring engineers throughout the full software lifecycle. The position appeals to candidates seeking a startup-like environment with the backing of a global leader, offering the freedom to make data-driven decisions and the opportunity to shape team direction. The role emphasizes a culture of inclusion, continuous learning, and work-life harmony, with a hybrid work arrangement that supports flexibility while collaborating with diverse teams across AWS infrastructure.