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The Software Engineer in Test will develop and maintain source code in Python, create validation tests for firmware specifications, integrate tests into an automated environment, collaborate with internal teams, and participate in Agile development processes to ensure high product quality.

The VP of Data Consulting at N-iX will lead data consulting efforts, developing strategies for data services, managing a team of architects and analysts, overseeing project implementation, and ensuring high-quality delivery to Fortune 500 clients. The role emphasizes collaboration with various internal teams and requires a strong background in data engineering and technology management.

As a Software Engineer, you'll develop, implement, and test the DBIQ-Enterprise Payment and Cash Management software. Responsibilities include coding, enhancing existing systems, troubleshooting issues, participating in code reviews, and preparing unit test plans.

The Director of Outreach will lead the sales efforts in the West Region, managing a team of outreach specialists and community representatives. The role includes overseeing territory management, driving growth through effective sales strategies, coaching team members, and maintaining stakeholder relationships to enhance the client population in the healthcare industry.

The Senior Manager, Product Management guides the implementation of strategies for Ryan's platform. Duties include interacting with stakeholders to gather requirements, collaborating on user interface design, supporting product strategy, creating user stories, and managing a product backlog. The role emphasizes data-driven decision making, leading cross-functional sessions, and enhancing user experience.

As an Engineering Program Manager II at YETI, you will manage the Product Development Lifecycle for Bags and Luggage. Responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional team deliverables, ensuring program requirements are met, supporting product launches, and managing stakeholder communication. You will lead initiatives for new product development and facilitate Gate Review meetings while maintaining documentation for the entire program.

The Knowledge Management Attorney will support the firm’s industry groups by determining KM goals, managing industry-specific content, coordinating training programs, assisting with business development initiatives, and engaging in legal research. They will also work with technology and innovation tools, ensuring effective communication of legal knowledge among attorneys within the groups.