Development Jobs

The Finance Manager role within Portage County's Finance Department oversees general accounting, grant financial management, and staff supervision. Key responsibilities include preparing the annual county-wide budget, managing grant applications and reporting, ensuring compliance with governmental accounting standards, and leading a team of accounting professionals. This position offers a collaborative environment focused on fiscal transparency and operational efficiency. The role is appealing due to a comprehensive benefits package that includes immediate vacation eligibility, multiple health plan options with county contributions, a robust retirement plan, and paid leave. The position is based in Portage County and involves standard on-site work with opportunities for professional growth in public sector finance.

The Utility Program Manager role supports the Expansion team at CEDA, a mission-driven nonprofit focused on fighting poverty and helping communities thrive. The position involves managing day-to-day operations of utility-funded energy efficiency programs, including the Whole Home Electric initiative. Key responsibilities include serving as the primary liaison between the organization and implementation contractors, tracking production metrics and program progress, and overseeing QA/QC workflows to ensure compliance and timely completion. The role appeals to candidates seeking to drive meaningful social impact by expanding energy efficiency access across Illinois. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth within a growing team, along with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement planning. The position requires reliable transportation and is based in Illinois with a focus on operational excellence and community service.

The Center Mental Health Consultant role supports the healthcare team at Career Systems Development Corporation's residential education and job training facilities across the United States. The position focuses on delivering comprehensive mental health services to youth, including conducting evaluations, developing treatment plans, and providing individual and group therapy. Key responsibilities involve offering crisis intervention, collaborating with educators and staff, maintaining detailed clinical records, and participating in staff training. This opportunity appeals to licensed professionals seeking to make a meaningful impact in a supportive environment dedicated to youth development. The role requires proficiency in therapeutic models and the ability to handle crises effectively, offering a chance to work with a dynamic team that prioritizes student well-being and growth.

This Registered Nurse role supports student health within a residential Job Corps training environment. The position involves providing direct nursing care, conducting health assessments and triage, and administering medications to young adults. Key responsibilities include managing chronic conditions, delivering health education on wellness topics, and collaborating with counselors and instructors to ensure student safety and success. The role appeals to those seeking a mission-driven setting where they can make a meaningful impact on youth development while working in a collaborative, culturally responsive team. The position is based on-site at the center and offers opportunities for professional growth in adolescent and community health.

The Administrative and Communications Coordinator role supports the Hill Community Development Corporation by managing daily office operations and driving internal and external communications. Key responsibilities include maintaining office organization, managing vendor relationships, updating digital platforms and social media, and coordinating community events and meetings. The position requires strong graphic design skills and proficiency with various software tools to support the organization's mission. This full-time, on-site role offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment where attention to detail and effective communication directly impact community engagement. The position is ideal for a self-starter who thrives in a fast-paced setting and enjoys supporting senior leadership while interacting with diverse stakeholders.

This summer law clerk role supports the Legal Department, specifically focusing on Tribal and Federal Indian Law matters. The position is designed for a second-year law student with completed coursework in Native American law and a strong familiarity with Tribal communities. Key responsibilities include conducting legal research, drafting documents, managing confidential files, and assisting staff with various legal projects. The role offers a unique opportunity to gain practical experience within a specialized legal field while working in a collaborative office environment. Candidates must demonstrate strong communication skills, reliability, and the ability to handle multiple tasks under pressure. The position requires adherence to strict confidentiality standards and is open to those with a background in Native American law.

This fixed-term academic role within Michigan State University's Department of Family Medicine combines clinical geriatric practice with teaching and research. The position involves providing comprehensive care to older adults across various settings, including outpatient clinics and skilled nursing facilities, while supervising medical students and residents. Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality patient care, engaging in medical education, and collaborating on community health initiatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment that supports faculty development, scholarly research, and outreach to underserved populations. It offers the opportunity to work within a diverse, inclusive academic community dedicated to advancing the health of the broader community.

This tenure-track role at Michigan State University's Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health seeks established Associate or Full Professors to lead high-impact research in Flint, Michigan. The position focuses on community-partnered implementation science, health policy, and intervention strategies addressing equity, social determinants of health, and chronic disease. Key responsibilities include expanding research portfolios, mentoring junior scientists, and collaborating with community members to translate findings into actionable policy. The role is appealing due to substantial salary support from a major foundation, a unique governance model that integrates community leadership, and the opportunity to drive real-world change in an underserved region. While based in Flint, the position offers remote-friendly flexibility and provides a low cost of living with access to Michigan's diverse cultural and natural resources.

This tenure-track faculty role at Michigan State University's Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health seeks established researchers to lead high-impact implementation and intervention science. The position focuses on community-partnered research addressing health equity, social determinants, behavioral health, and environmental justice in Flint. Key responsibilities include expanding implementation science capabilities, collaborating with community stakeholders to shape departmental governance, and leveraging policy advocacy to translate findings into action. The role offers a unique opportunity to join a rapidly growing, mission-driven department with a $25 million gift guaranteeing salary coverage for those relocating their research portfolios. The position is fully research-focused with no teaching requirements, offering significant leadership potential in training programs and departmental development. While based in Flint, the role is designated as remote-friendly, allowing for flexible work arrangements within a collaborative, equity-centered culture.

The Clinical Program Supervisor role at The Help Group leads the EPI-LA program in Inglewood, focusing on early psychosis intervention for youth and families. This full-time position involves coordinating multidisciplinary clinical teams, supervising staff caseloads, and ensuring compliance with Department of Mental Health contracts and documentation standards. Key duties include conducting team meetings, managing service delivery across therapy and case management, and collaborating with external agencies like schools and courts. The role appeals to licensed mental health professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can shape brighter futures for over 6,000 clients annually. The organization offers a supportive culture with extensive training opportunities, comprehensive benefits including fully sponsored insurance, and a clear path for career growth within a leading nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals with special needs.

The Provider Specialist role supports the Non-Metro Area Agency on Aging by overseeing service providers across the state. Key responsibilities include conducting assessments to ensure program and policy compliance, offering technical assistance to vendors, and coordinating training initiatives. The position also involves monitoring service goals, reviewing evidence-based programs, and collaborating with local and state entities to improve long-term care delivery. This full-time opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on the quality of life for seniors and people with disabilities. The role offers a supportive mission-driven environment with a comprehensive benefits package. Extensive travel throughout New Mexico is required to visit provider sites and manage projects.

This tenure-track faculty position within the College of Engineering at Michigan State University focuses on sustainable agricultural technologies and climate resilience. The role involves establishing an externally funded research program in areas such as synthetic biology, data science, or nanomaterials, while teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students. Key responsibilities include developing solutions for resource efficiency, creating biodegradable materials, and designing advanced monitoring systems. The position offers the opportunity to lead interdisciplinary collaborations across engineering, agriculture, and natural science departments through the prestigious 1855 Professorship initiative. The environment is highly collaborative, emphasizing innovation, global impact, and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion within a top-tier research university setting.

This full-time, non-tenure-track teaching role at Quinnipiac University's Department of Biological Sciences focuses on delivering Human Anatomy and Physiology courses to undergraduate students in allied health and nursing programs. The position involves leading both lecture and laboratory components, utilizing advanced facilities including plastinated human donors and virtual dissection tools, while also providing student advising and participating in departmental service. The role is based on the Mount Carmel campus and offers a collaborative, student-centered environment with opportunities for professional growth within the teaching faculty track. Candidates benefit from a supportive culture that values pedagogical innovation and inclusive practices within a growing research university.

The College of Engineering at Michigan State University seeks Assistant, Associate, or Full Professors for tenure-track positions within the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Candidates will lead externally funded research programs in areas such as environmental engineering, hydrology, climate change, and sustainability while teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students. The role involves contributing to institutional service and advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This position offers the opportunity to join a collaborative, high-impact research environment with significant annual expenditures and strong interdisciplinary connections to university-wide initiatives like the MSU Water Alliance. The role is based on the East Lansing campus and supports a vibrant academic community dedicated to solving global challenges.

This developmental Finance Specialist role is designed for Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe members to build executive-level capabilities within the finance department of Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Hinckley. Working directly with the VP of Finance, the position involves strategic financial analysis, budget preparation, and capital planning to support organizational growth. Key responsibilities include assisting with forecasting, refining financial processes, and ensuring compliance with gaming regulations and GAAP standards. The role is appealing due to its structured mentorship program, direct access to senior leadership, and a clear pathway toward a Vice President position. The work environment emphasizes a values-driven culture rooted in community legacy, offering a hybrid schedule across two locations.

This internship role is based at Outreach Development Corporation's outpatient program in Richmond Hill, NY, offering hands-on experience in substance abuse and mental health counseling. The intern works alongside experienced professionals to deliver clinical services to clients with co-occurring disorders. Key responsibilities include conducting client assessments and intakes, assisting in treatment plan development, and facilitating individual, group, or family counseling sessions. The position also involves managing caseloads, coordinating with external agencies, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. This opportunity is appealing for those pursuing degrees in human services or behavioral health, providing a supportive environment to develop practical skills while contributing to a mission of helping individuals achieve healthy lives.

This developmental Associate Manager role within the Operations department supports the Store Manager in running daily store activities while preparing the candidate for future leadership. Key responsibilities include managing accounting and banking functions, maintaining store safety and image standards, and assisting with employee training and recruitment. The position offers a comprehensive training program designed to build management skills and foster career growth toward becoming a Store Manager. The role appeals to aspiring leaders committed to the company culture and community service. The position requires on-site work with flexibility to cover various shifts and travel between locations.

The Human Services Coordinator I role serves as the primary liaison for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families within the Department of Developmental Services. Key responsibilities include coordinating Individual Service Plans, monitoring service implementation, advocating for client rights, and facilitating transitions between school and adult services. The position offers the opportunity to specialize in areas such as autism support, self-direction, or youth transition, allowing professionals to focus on specific population needs. This full-time position is based in Framingham with potential travel required to visit service settings. The role appeals to those seeking to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable populations while working within a large, collaborative state agency dedicated to community inclusion and innovation.

This remote-based developmental role within Abbott's Pediatric Nutrition division focuses on training national sales teams to deliver science-based nutrition products. The position involves designing and implementing product and sales skill training for new hires and existing staff, developing effective group presentation materials, and applying adult learning principles to enhance field performance. Key responsibilities include updating training content to reflect market changes, coaching sales representatives, and achieving specific training objectives. The role appeals to candidates seeking career growth within a global healthcare leader recognized for its inclusive culture and commitment to employee development. While the position is currently remote, it requires 50% travel and serves as a pathway to future field-based sales leadership opportunities.

The Senior Packaging Engineer role within Amgen's Process Development team supports commercial manufacturing by ensuring reliable and compliant packaging operations. Key responsibilities include providing hands-on technical support on the shop floor, conducting root cause analysis for deviations, and implementing continuous improvements to enhance line efficiency. The position requires applying engineering and materials science principles to troubleshoot packaging challenges while mentoring junior staff. This opportunity is appealing for its mission-driven culture focused on serving patients with serious illnesses, offering a collaborative environment with significant career growth potential. The role involves close cross-functional collaboration and provides flexible work models where possible.

This Business Development Manager role is based in Torrance and focuses on international air and ocean freight forwarding for a leading logistics provider. The position involves identifying new business opportunities, developing strategic partnerships, and driving revenue growth within the sector. Key responsibilities include delivering tailored logistics solutions to meet complex supply chain needs, managing client relationships, and analyzing market trends to expand the client portfolio. The role appeals to candidates with a minimum of two to three years of industry experience who thrive in a results-oriented environment. It offers the chance to work with a dynamic team on expanding business while leveraging deep knowledge of global shipping regulations and transportation modes.

This role encompasses either a Product Analyst or Senior Product Analyst position within the Property & Casualty insurance division, focusing on personal, commercial, and farm lines. The position involves conducting market research, managing the full product lifecycle from concept to implementation, and ensuring regulatory compliance through state filings. Key responsibilities include analyzing rating rules, collaborating with actuarial and IT teams on system updates, and maintaining accurate product documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to leverage their insurance expertise in a collaborative environment where they can drive strategic product enhancements. Opportunities for professional growth through industry designations are encouraged, and the position offers a mix of independent work and cross-functional teamwork with potential for limited travel.

The Associate Editor role supports the development and management of print and digital educational products for grades 6–12 within a rapidly growing, family-owned publishing company. Key responsibilities include coordinating with authors and freelance contributors, performing proofreading and copyediting, and utilizing AI tools to enhance workflow efficiency while maintaining high editorial standards. The position requires strong organizational skills to track project timelines and ensure content aligns with secondary curriculum standards. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that values long-term growth, initiative, and continuous learning. The role offers a stable environment focused on breaking down learning barriers for students.

This full-time Senior Apartment Maintenance Supervisor role oversees a maintenance team for a real estate development and property management company. The position requires an HVAC-certified professional with extensive experience in electrical, plumbing, and carpentry to manage resident work orders and ensure high-quality repairs. Key responsibilities include supervising and training staff, inspecting workmanship, setting work priorities, and supporting the property manager. The role appeals to experienced leaders seeking a hands-on environment where they can develop their team while maintaining a positive, professional culture. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement plans, and paid time off.

The Title I Career Planner role is a full-time position within the Iowa Workforce Development agency at the Fort Dodge Iowa*WORKS* office. The role involves providing comprehensive career coaching to job seekers, including resume development, interview preparation, and labor market guidance. Key responsibilities also include engaging with employers to facilitate recruitment, managing unemployment insurance claims, and collaborating with team members to deliver effective employment services. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with telework options available after six months. It is appealing for its mission-driven focus on connecting individuals with employment opportunities, the supportive state agency culture, and a robust benefits package that includes health insurance, retirement plans, and generous paid time off.