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This full-time senior technologist role within the Vascular Lab supports cardiac, vascular, and neuro diagnostic and interventional procedures under physician direction. Key responsibilities include scrubbing and monitoring procedures, maintaining lab equipment and supplies, and ensuring strict adherence to radiation safety and patient care protocols. The position requires a licensed radiological technologist with specialized experience in cardiovascular procedures and on-call availability. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a collaborative healthcare team focused on patient safety and quality improvement within a tobacco-free academic medical center environment.

This tenure-track faculty role within the Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology focuses on advancing research into highly-infectious pathogens, host-pathogen interactions, and vaccine development. The position involves leading an extramurally-funded research program utilizing newly expanded BSL3 and animal BSL3 containment facilities, while also contributing to the training of graduate and medical students. The role offers the opportunity to join a collaborative, multidisciplinary community supported by extensive core facilities and generous start-up resources. Candidates will work in a state-of-the-art environment undergoing significant infrastructure expansion to support biodefense and emerging infectious disease studies.

The Environmental Health & Safety Supervisor leads the general safety and fire prevention operations within the UTMB Health EHS department, managing a team of direct reports. Key responsibilities include overseeing compliance inspections, coordinating Joint Commission readiness audits, developing safety policies, and providing technical coaching to junior staff. The role requires ensuring all campuses meet regulatory standards while fostering a culture of continuous improvement and trust. This position is appealing for its opportunity to lead multidisciplinary projects, shape safety protocols, and mentor team members in a mission-driven healthcare environment. The role involves a mix of office work and on-site inspections across various facilities, with potential travel between campuses and participation in an emergency on-call program.

The Nurse Clinician III role in the Endoscopy department at UTMB Health is a casual appointment position requiring two years of clinical RN experience and a valid Texas license. The incumbent functions as a competent specialist within an interdisciplinary team, managing patient assessments, care planning, and the administration of treatments and medications specific to endoscopy procedures. Key responsibilities include providing patient and family education, coordinating care activities, and serving as a resource for less experienced nurses while adhering to evidence-based practices and safety standards. This position appeals to professionals seeking flexible part-time work with up to 19.99 hours per week while contributing to a collaborative culture that values continuous learning, quality improvement, and patient-centered care.

The Clinical Staff Coordinator role supports the Galveston campus by managing administrative and scheduling operations for clinical staff. The position involves coordinating daily workflows, creating accurate shift schedules using Kronos, and ensuring staffing ratios meet internal policies and external needs. Key responsibilities include managing temporary staffing resources, generating daily reports on attendance and hours, and serving as a liaison between administration and clinical departments. This full-time, on-site position offers a collaborative environment focused on maintaining efficient healthcare operations. The role appeals to organized professionals seeking to contribute to a mission-driven healthcare team while utilizing strong organizational and communication skills.

The Director, Enterprise Brand Strategy role leads the development and scaling of Covista's corporate brand across its five accredited healthcare institutions. Reporting to Corporate Affairs, the position defines brand architecture, visual identity, and governance to ensure consistency among the parent company and its schools. Key responsibilities include establishing brand measurement frameworks, leading the in-house creative team, and aligning paid media and thought leadership strategies with enterprise goals. The role appeals to senior strategists seeking to shape the future of healthcare education while making a tangible societal impact. The position operates on a hybrid schedule requiring four days in the office to foster collaboration and innovation within a dynamic, mission-driven culture.

This regional sales leadership role oversees commercial roofing sales teams across the Western United States for a fast-growing, private equity-backed platform. The position involves driving revenue growth in re-roofing, maintenance, and new construction markets while establishing repeatable sales processes. Key responsibilities include coaching high-performing sales professionals, managing regional strategies to expand market share, and collaborating with operations to ensure strong project execution. The opportunity appeals to ambitious leaders seeking a high-impact position with direct C-Suite visibility, uncapped earnings tied to performance, and the chance to shape a scaling organization within a culture built on accountability and results.

This full-time academic role at the University of Texas Medical Branch seeks a Pediatric Nephrology Clinician Educator at the Assistant, Associate, or Professor rank. The position combines comprehensive clinical care for children with renal diseases in inpatient and outpatient settings with active teaching and mentoring of medical students and residents. The successful candidate will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to advance a growing pediatric kidney program while contributing to the institution's research and educational missions. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to help build a world-class kidney program within a nationally recognized health system, offering a collaborative culture and significant professional growth. The role is based in Galveston and Clear Lake, Texas, providing access to a coastal lifestyle with affordable living options and a strong community environment.

The Associate Provost for Financial Planning and Operations serves as a senior leader within the Academic Affairs division at UMass Amherst, reporting to the Vice Provost for Administration and Finance. This onsite role involves overseeing approximately $300 million in annual funds, directing budgeting, financial planning, procurement, and data analytics for the Provost's Office and academic units. Key responsibilities include managing multi-year commitments, supervising the Finance and Operations Service Center, and providing strategic financial guidance to Deans and Department Heads. The position offers the opportunity to shape institutional strategy, lead high-level operational initiatives, and foster a collaborative environment within a prestigious university setting.

This Environmental Project Manager role is based in Saco, Maine, within a 100% employee-owned engineering firm serving the Northeast. The position involves leading complex environmental projects, including permitting, compliance, and site assessments, while overseeing technical staff and managing project scopes, schedules, and budgets. Key responsibilities also include driving business development by cultivating client relationships and identifying new opportunities across New England. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that values accountability and stewardship, offering significant opportunities for professional growth and work-life balance. The company provides a supportive environment with a strong employee ownership structure, comprehensive benefits, and a focus on community engagement.

This full-time Commissioning Engineer role focuses on mechanical or electrical systems within data center projects for an international energy practice. The position involves managing project scope, conducting construction observations, and developing functional test plans for complex building systems. Key responsibilities include executing retro-commissioning studies, performing energy modeling, and optimizing utility plant operations for industrial and commercial clients. The role offers significant opportunities for accelerated career growth within a close-knit team that prioritizes work-life balance and employee well-being. While the position is based remotely, it requires up to 75% travel to project sites, with all expenses covered. The environment fosters professional development through continuous learning and recognition of creative contributions.

This full-time Commissioning Engineer role supports a multidisciplinary engineering firm specializing in mission-critical data center facilities. The position involves overseeing mechanical or electrical systems for projects ranging from small to large hyperscale sites. Key responsibilities include conducting construction observations, developing functional test plans, executing system tests, and performing retro-commissioning and energy studies. The role requires managing project resources to meet technical, budget, and schedule goals while ensuring compliance with industry standards like ASHRAE and LEED. This opportunity is appealing due to the firm's commitment to professional development, flexible work schedules, and accelerated career growth within a collaborative culture. The position operates on a remote basis with significant travel up to 75 percent to various project sites.

The Associate Director, Research Security role at the University of Pennsylvania leads the institution's program for managing federal research data security compliance within a complex academic environment. Key responsibilities include developing risk-based security policies, ensuring adherence to standards such as CMMC and NIST SP 800-171, and coordinating institution-wide initiatives to protect sensitive research data. The position involves auditing system inventories, managing incident response, and serving as a subject matter expert for contract negotiators and research teams. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work at a world-renowned Ivy League university with a collaborative culture, offering access to extensive professional development, comprehensive benefits, and a dynamic urban campus in Philadelphia.

The Senior Accountant role at Skagit Valley College provides specialized financial leadership for enterprise, auxiliary, and sponsored-service units within the Business Office. Key responsibilities include serving as the primary liaison between operational units and central finance, managing complex cash flows, accounts receivable, and accounts payable, and ensuring strict compliance with federal, state, and accrediting requirements. The position requires high-level professional judgment to resolve non-routine issues and support audit readiness. This full-time, on-site position in Mount Vernon, Washington, appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on equity and student success. The role offers opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative culture that values diverse perspectives and supports a wide range of employee benefits.

This Assistant Vice President role within State Street's Alternative Investment Solutions Loans Unit focuses on managing critical investment operations for private credit funds. The position involves overseeing trade execution, settlements, lifecycle events, and cash reconciliation while maintaining direct relationships with large fund managers. Key responsibilities include managing service delivery across regions, leading workflow efficiencies, assisting in the implementation of a new global operating model, and ensuring compliance with corporate policies. The role is appealing due to its dynamic environment within a growing business unit, offering significant managerial oversight and the opportunity to make an immediate impact in the financial services industry. The position requires strong technical knowledge of private loans and bonds, excellent communication skills, and the ability to thrive under pressure. While specific work arrangements are not detailed, the role involves interaction with internal teams, clients, and vendors across various regions.

The General Manager role at JLL involves leading a portfolio of industrial properties within the Walnut Creek office. Key responsibilities include developing annual operating budgets, overseeing financial reporting and CAM reconciliations, managing tenant relationships, and directing a team of property management professionals. The position offers the appeal of working with a global leader in real estate services that fosters a collaborative culture focused on professional growth, inclusivity, and employee well-being. This on-site role provides opportunities to shape strategic plans for institutional clients while driving operational excellence and cost savings.

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.

The Administrative Support Coordinator II role within the Facilities Planning and Management department provides essential administrative and fiscal support for campus design, construction, and maintenance operations. Key responsibilities include managing project contract documentation, processing requisitions and invoices, coordinating travel and procurement activities, and maintaining accurate financial records in compliance with university policies. The position also involves preparing meeting materials, updating departmental directories, and supporting project managers with data entry and file management. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to the preservation and enhancement of campus infrastructure within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. The role offers a stable full-time schedule with a focus on process improvement and professional growth in a mission-driven public university environment.

The Senior Associate/AVP role within Monroe Capital's Real Estate Alternative Credit Solutions Group supports the underwriting, due diligence, and asset management of commercial real estate credit investments. Key responsibilities include modeling cash flows and valuations, preparing investment committee presentations, conducting market research, and assisting with portfolio reporting. This position offers the opportunity to work on diverse transactions ranging from senior mortgages to preferred equity across the United States and select international markets. The role is based in Miami with a hybrid schedule requiring four days in the office. It appeals to candidates seeking exposure to a premier private credit firm with a strong track record of generating alpha returns and a collaborative environment that values integrity and ownership.

This mid-senior level Mechanical Engineer role within a national building design firm combines technical engineering with assistant project management duties. The position focuses on designing mechanical systems for large central cooling and heating plants, performing complex engineering calculations, and providing technical mentorship to junior team members. The role requires collaboration with various disciplines and participation in construction administration activities. The position is based in York, PA, and offers a collaborative work environment with strong opportunities for professional development and long-term career growth. A Professional Engineer license and experience with Autodesk Revit are highly preferred.

This mechanical engineering role supports a well-established firm in Honolulu specializing in HVAC, fire protection, and plumbing design for commercial and government projects. The position involves designing compliant systems, producing construction drawings using AutoCAD and Revit, and performing load calculations and energy compliance analysis. Engineers collaborate with architects and contractors to guide projects from concept through construction and commissioning. The opportunity is appealing due to the firm's four-decade stability, a collaborative team culture, and a strong focus on sustainable design. Professionals benefit from continuous learning opportunities and exposure to a diverse variety of projects within a supportive, long-term work environment.

The Director of Right of Way Training is a senior leadership role within the People & OD department that oversees ORC's technical training function for both internal workforce development and external client engagements. The position requires managing active client contracts, developing curriculum for government and industry partners, and building a bench of contract subject matter experts. Key responsibilities include designing competency frameworks for early and second-career professionals, delivering instructor-led training on complex topics like eminent domain and URA compliance, and collaborating with operations leaders to align learning initiatives with project needs. This remote position, based in the eastern or central time zones, offers the appeal of leading a critical technical function for a respected industry firm while fostering a culture of professional growth and expertise. The role involves occasional travel for in-person instruction and provides opportunities to shape the future of right-of-way talent development.

This senior-level Marine Structural Engineer role serves as a technical lead for waterfront infrastructure projects within Moffatt & Nichol's New York City office. The position focuses on developing design standards for marine structures, conducting complex structural analysis, and providing technical oversight to junior staff. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, performing quality assurance reviews, and managing direct client interactions. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work for a globally recognized leader in port and coastal engineering. It offers a collaborative culture with extensive mentorship opportunities, comprehensive benefits including wellness programs and tuition reimbursement, and a hybrid work arrangement that is primarily office-based with occasional site visits and light travel.

The Principal Enterprise Security Architect - Director role serves as a global strategic authority within SMBC Group's Americas division, responsible for shaping the Enterprise Security Architecture strategy for a top-tier financial institution. Key duties include defining multi-year security roadmaps that integrate cloud resilience, zero trust principles, and emerging AI/agentic system safeguards while ensuring alignment with global regulatory frameworks. The position involves advising C-suite leaders, governing enterprise-wide security standards, and mentoring future architects to drive innovation. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to lead high-impact security initiatives in a collaborative, hybrid work environment with a prestigious global organization known for its 400-year history and commitment to future-proofing financial services.

The Facilities Services Assistant Supervisor role at Arizona State University oversees HVAC operations for Zone D within the Facilities Development and Management department. Key responsibilities include coordinating work orders, inspecting maintenance tasks to ensure compliance with safety standards, and managing staff schedules and training. The position involves interpreting technical blueprints, monitoring contractor performance, and developing strategic maintenance plans for campus buildings. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with a strong commitment to sustainability and inclusive excellence. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including tuition reduction, paid parental leave, and flexible scheduling options. While primarily based on the Tempe campus, the position may require travel to other locations and participation in a rotating on-call schedule for emergency responses.