Jobs at Triad Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

This full-time Civil Litigation Attorney role is based at a mid-size law firm in Norfolk, Virginia, supporting a growing litigation team. The position involves managing civil cases from inception through resolution, including drafting pleadings and motions, conducting legal research, and attending court hearings, depositions, and mediations. Key responsibilities also include communicating with clients and opposing counsel while assisting senior attorneys with trial strategy. The role appeals to attorneys seeking hands-on experience and professional growth within a collaborative, collegial environment. It offers direct client contact, mentorship opportunities, and a clear path for long-term development. The position requires Virginia Bar admission and one to five years of litigation experience, with a focus on independent work and strong advocacy skills.

The Associate Litigation Attorney role serves as an in-house insurance defense lawyer for Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company, practicing through Lawson & Shelton, PLLC. This position involves independently managing the full lifecycle of civil litigation matters, from initial case assessment and discovery to trial advocacy and post-trial resolution. Key responsibilities include drafting pleadings, conducting depositions, managing expert witnesses, negotiating settlements, and representing the company and its insureds in state and federal courts. The role is particularly appealing due to its salary-based structure with no billable hour requirements, fostering a strong work-life balance that prioritizes family time. The position offers a supportive, collegial environment with comprehensive benefits, including on-site medical care, and provides the opportunity to join a team with exceptional long-term employee retention.

This mid-to-senior level Associate Attorney role focuses on family law within a boutique San Diego firm. The position involves managing an active caseload that includes client consultations, drafting legal documents, conducting depositions, and appearing in court. Key responsibilities also encompass negotiating settlements and providing litigation support to the team. The role is appealing due to its unique 32-hour work week schedule and a culture that prioritizes work-life balance, professional autonomy, and collaborative growth. The firm offers flexible onsite or hybrid work arrangements and supports attorneys in navigating complex family matters with compassion and expertise.

This Principal Investigator role leads clinical and scientific research within the Healthcare & Medical organization, focusing on home-based care for individuals with complex medical needs. Key responsibilities include designing research protocols, ensuring regulatory compliance with Good Clinical Practice, overseeing data integrity and analysis, and mentoring a multidisciplinary research team. The position involves collaborating with clinical operations to integrate findings into care models and authoring scientific publications. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on improving patient outcomes for former energy workers, offering a collaborative and compassionate culture with robust training and clear pathways for career growth. The position requires occasional field visits to support care delivery environments.

The Senior Mortgage Risk Data Analyst role serves as a subject matter expert within the Risk and Compliance department, focusing on the independent preparation and validation of operational and regulatory data for senior management and investors. Key responsibilities include managing Mortgage Call Report submissions across all 50 states, analyzing loan data to identify trends and compliance risks, and collaborating cross-functionally to strengthen reporting controls. This position appeals to professionals seeking a remote opportunity to apply their deep mortgage industry knowledge in a paperless environment. The role offers the chance to drive process improvements, mentor junior staff, and ensure regulatory accuracy while working with advanced analytics tools.

This senior data analyst role supports the Veterans Health Administration within Tria Federal's Military and Veteran Health Business Unit, focusing on translating complex healthcare data into actionable insights for federal operations. Key responsibilities include leading complex analytic workstreams, developing advanced SQL queries and Python or R workflows for data transformation, and designing executive dashboards using Power BI. The position appeals to professionals seeking mission-driven work that directly impacts veteran care, offering opportunities to lead projects, mentor junior staff, and collaborate with government stakeholders. The role requires a security clearance and emphasizes a culture of inclusion, professional growth, and technical excellence in a federal consulting environment.

The Director, Cyber Security Practice is a senior leadership role within Tria Federal's Cyber Security Center of Excellence, dedicated to advancing security capabilities for federal agencies supporting veterans and service members. The position combines technical oversight with business development, requiring the individual to lead proposals, define security architectures, and manage delivery across active government programs. Key responsibilities include driving practice growth through strategic partnerships, embedding AI-driven security operations, and cultivating a high-performing team of engineers and architects. This role appeals to candidates seeking to shape the future of federal cybersecurity while working in a mission-first culture that values inclusion, professional growth, and the opportunity to support critical national missions.

This full-time Graphic Designer role is based at the Corporate Office in Maryland Heights, MO, within the marketing team of a leading AV solutions provider. The position focuses on creating high-quality graphics, images, and video content using Adobe Creative Suite while collaborating with leadership on content planning and execution. Key responsibilities include making design choices, supporting the Chief Marketing Officer, and serving as a professional face for the company. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative, lively culture that values creativity and customer service. It offers opportunities for professional growth, a supportive work environment with minimal supervision, and a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement matching.

The Operations Assistant role supports clinical trial kitting activities within Sonic Clinical Trials, ensuring the accurate assembly and distribution of study materials. Key responsibilities include preparing and quality-checking kits, processing supply orders and labels, managing inventory systems, and coordinating shipments to clinical sites. The position requires maintaining organized documentation and supporting general warehouse operations. This role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive and inclusive environment recognized as a Great Place to Work, offering opportunities for career advancement within a team that values innovation and collaboration. The position is based on-site in a production or warehouse setting and involves physical tasks such as lifting materials up to 50 pounds.

The Clinical Trials & Data Management team within the Department of Biostatistics is seeking Research Assistants, Associates, and Specialists to support mission-critical research applications. The role involves developing data management plans, designing data collection forms and database systems, and performing data cleaning, reconciliation, and reporting. Candidates will collaborate with external partners and internal IT teams to ensure data verification and validation. This position offers remote or hybrid work flexibility within Iowa, a collaborative environment focused on public health, and opportunities for professional growth through the use of advanced statistical and database tools.

This Administrative Assistant I role supports the Trial Court Administration team within Ada County, focusing on enhancing court system performance and public access. The position involves greeting visitors, screening telephone calls, and managing sensitive legal documents and correspondence. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate office records, processing mail, and utilizing various computer software for data entry and report generation. The role offers a collaborative environment dedicated to community service, with opportunities for ongoing training and career development. The position is based on-site in an office setting and requires strong organizational skills and the ability to handle confidential information with discretion.

This full-time Pharmacy Technician role within the clinical trials department supports the execution of regulated medical studies. The position involves maintaining organized study files, dispensing medications and devices, calculating dosages, and managing inventory to ensure patient safety. Key responsibilities include monitoring compliance with federal and state regulations, preparing for quality assurance audits, and coordinating with trial sites and sponsors to resolve protocol issues. The role offers a stable 40-hour work week with opportunities to contribute to medical advancements through rigorous adherence to good clinical practices. While primarily based on-site, the position may require some travel for study-related activities.

This remote contract role supports clinical trial data operations within the life sciences sector. The Data Engineer programs SAS edit checks and macros, designs robust ETL and ELT pipelines for structured and unstructured data, and ensures high data quality across analytics and AI/ML model workflows. Key responsibilities include developing study documentation, troubleshooting database issues, and collaborating with biostatistics and R&D stakeholders. The position offers the appeal of working with advanced technologies like Python and Power BI in a flexible, fully remote environment while contributing to meaningful healthcare outcomes.

This role serves as a Case Manager or Paralegal within the Employment Team of a rapidly growing boutique trial firm focused on high-stakes litigation. The position involves supporting assigned attorneys by interviewing clients and witnesses, analyzing records, and drafting legal documents to advance cases. Key responsibilities include managing case files in electronic systems, coordinating project deadlines, and communicating with third parties. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work closely with an attorney as a primary partner, contribute to significant societal issues, and join a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture. The work arrangement is primarily on-site with rare travel requirements.

The Senior Study Startup Specialist role leads complex global clinical trial start-up activities for SystImmune, a well-funded biopharmaceutical company focused on innovative cancer treatments. The position serves as a subject matter expert in site activation, regulatory submissions, and process optimization while mentoring junior team members. Key responsibilities include developing site activation strategies, managing contract and budget negotiations, overseeing CRO deliverables, and ensuring compliance with global regulations like ICH-GCP. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to drive continuous improvement in a fast-paced environment with a mission to advance oncology therapies. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement requiring three days onsite at the Princeton, NJ location.

This full-time Senior Personal Injury Paralegal role supports a single attorney in managing complex litigation from initial investigation through trial resolution. The position involves overseeing a high-volume caseload of 45 to 65 cases, handling client communications, drafting legal documents, and coordinating e-filings in state and federal courts. Key duties include reviewing medical records, preparing case summaries, and assisting with trial preparation logistics. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a stable, supportive law firm that prioritizes work-life balance and teamwork. The firm offers a collaborative environment with comprehensive benefits, including health insurance and a 401(k) match, alongside on-site parking and a commitment to reasonable working hours.

This full-time Associate Attorney role focuses on civil defense litigation within a full-service law firm specializing in areas such as auto liability, personal injury, and commercial disputes. The position involves managing a caseload from inception through trial, drafting legal documents like pleadings and motions, and representing clients in depositions, hearings, and arbitration proceedings. The role offers significant professional growth within a dynamic team, featuring remote and hybrid work arrangements across multiple California and Nevada locations. Key appeals include a supportive management structure, opportunities for challenging work, and a culture that values diversity and collaboration.

The Law Clerk I role supports the Department of Justice by assisting with high-profile investigations and litigation from discovery through trial. Key responsibilities include conducting intensive document reviews, performing complex legal research, and drafting legal documents such as motions and briefs while utilizing eDiscovery tools like Relativity. This position is appealing for recent law graduates seeking hands-on experience in a culture of integrity and continuous growth. The company offers tuition reimbursement for eDiscovery certifications, flexible time off, and robust learning resources. The role requires a DOJ MBI clearance and involves up to 10% travel within the Continental US.

The Business Officer 1 role supports the Pre Award Research and Support Office within the School of Medicine, focusing on managing clinical trial pre-award activities. Key responsibilities include overseeing budget development and negotiation, interpreting contract terms, ensuring compliance with federal and institutional policies, and advising investigators on sponsor requirements for agencies like the NIH. The position also involves preparing detailed proposal budgets, maintaining electronic records, and providing financial updates to leadership. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a position that values independent judgment and offers the chance to work with high-level officials and faculty in a collaborative academic environment. The role requires strong analytical skills and a thorough understanding of university business processes and federal regulations.

This full-time Legal Secretary role supports a large law firm in Tuscaloosa, focusing on the litigation process from case initiation through trial. Key responsibilities include drafting routine legal documents, managing multiple cases, and organizing exhibits and records for depositions and trials. The position also involves conducting factual research and assisting attorneys with pretrial preparations. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work within a growing team that values diversity and offers excellent benefits. The role requires strong organizational skills and proficiency with Microsoft programs, offering a stable environment for experienced professionals to contribute to complex legal matters.

The Clinical Research Associate II role at AbbVie supports the advancement of the company's drug pipeline through rigorous clinical research execution. The position serves as the primary liaison between the sponsor and investigative sites, ensuring trial conduct aligns with protocols, Good Clinical Practices, and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities include conducting site monitoring and training, managing patient recruitment strategies, performing risk assessments to safeguard data integrity, and mentoring junior team members. This position appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment that values scientific excellence and patient safety. The role offers opportunities for professional growth through global initiatives and emphasizes a customer-centric approach to building trusted partnerships with investigators.

The Manager, Scientific Affairs role at Diagnostica Stago leads a team within the hemostasis and thrombosis division to oversee clinical studies and regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, managing clinical trial operations with vendors and sites, ensuring adherence to Good Clinical Practice, and preparing data summaries for regulatory submissions. The position involves collaborating across departments to develop clinical strategies and maintain study documentation. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to drive innovation in a global industry leader, offering a collaborative culture, professional growth through continuous learning, and a work arrangement that includes up to 20% international travel.