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The Anti-Money Laundering Subject Matter Expert will lead investigations, improve processes in the Special Investigations Unit, train team members, collaborate with stakeholders, and manage multiple investigations while ensuring quality standards are met.

The Anti-Money Laundering SME role focuses on managing and improving processes within the Special Investigations Unit. Key responsibilities include collaborating on complex investigations, organizing training and mentorship, conducting investigations, and fostering communication between teams to enhance operational efficiency.

The Anti-Money Laundering Subject Matter Expert will lead investigations, identify process improvements, collaborate with stakeholders, and manage training within the Special Investigations Unit. This role involves overseeing complex investigations and supporting team development while maintaining high standards of production and quality.

The Telephone Number Administrator will manage and oversee the allocation and maintenance of telephone numbers for the company's wireless offerings. Responsibilities include maintaining a database of telephone numbers, troubleshooting telecommunication issues, acting as a contact for vendors, generating usage reports, and providing training regarding best practices in number management.

As a Sr. Security Architect, you will design and implement Identity Management and Zero Trust Architecture, ensuring secure authentication and segmentation controls. You'll evaluate security effectiveness, innovate security practices, and conduct threat research while collaborating with various internal and external teams to align security with business goals.

The Senior Technical Product Manager will develop and execute commercial strategies for telecom operations and billing support systems, manage SIM profiles and eSIM activation, and align product goals with senior executives. This role collaborates across functions to minimize revenue leakage and enhance product features, acting as a liaison among leadership, marketing, and development teams.

As a Technical Support Engineer, you will troubleshoot technical issues related to Finch's API and platform, guide customers through advanced technical solutions, and collaborate with engineering and product teams to ensure customer satisfaction. You will also be responsible for enhancing documentation and testing best practices while contributing to improvements in processes and workflows.

The Business Technology Solutions Consultant will drive project lifecycle phases, translating business requirements into technical solutions, managing diverse teams, and ensuring project deliverables are met with quality. Responsibilities include mentoring junior members, client communication, and continuous improvement in technology and processes.

The Business Technology Solutions Consultant will lead project phases, manage technology solutions, mentor junior team members, and collaborate globally. Responsibilities include translating business requirements into technical specifications, managing project plans, and ensuring high-quality deliverables. This role also involves continuous improvement and innovation in client engagements.

The Business Technology Solutions Consultant will lead efforts in project management, translating business requirements into technical solutions, and managing diverse teams for successful project delivery. Responsibilities include mentoring junior members, ensuring project timelines and quality, and driving improvements and innovation.

As a Technical Support Engineer 2 at Datadog, you will engage with customers to resolve technical issues and educate them on the platform. You'll work with internal teams, lead demos, and become a specialist in Datadog's products while utilizing multi-channel support methods.

As a Federal Support Engineer, you will engage with customers to provide technical support through various channels, help resolve issues, and educate clients on the Datadog platform. You will become demo certified and participate in internal product discussions based on client feedback.

As a Technical Support Engineer at Datadog, you will engage with customers through various channels to resolve technical issues and educate them on the platform. You'll reproduce technical problems, lead product demos, and contribute to product discussions based on client interactions while working from a Datadog office.

The Senior Lead Security Engineer at JPMorgan Chase leads security engineering efforts, ensuring successful collaboration across teams and providing technical expertise. Responsibilities include identifying issues, advancing operational efficiencies, creating automation via CI/CD, and engineering security solutions, particularly focusing on the Windows OS stack and programming.

The Technology Support III role involves providing second-line support for ATM hardware and applications, troubleshooting and resolving IT service issues, and collaborating with vendors and peers to optimize technology solutions. The position requires advanced knowledge of PC and network architecture, effective communication, and the ability to analyze processes for improvements.

The Technology Support III will ensure operational stability and performance of production applications, troubleshooting service interruptions, maintaining systems, monitoring environments, and escalating issues to support seamless user experiences.

The Data Center Security Manager oversees the implementation of physical security standards at CoreWeave's data centers, manages access policies and audits, and develops training programs for staff and visitors. They serve as a liaison with collocation partners and enhance security measures to protect personnel and infrastructure. The role requires knowledge in physical security principles and aims to create secure environments through audits and policy enforcement.

The Data Center Technician ensures the availability and reliability of data center operations through maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs of hardware and networks. Responsibilities include conducting root cause analyses, training teams, developing scripts, maintaining inventory, and installing equipment.

The Data Center Technician is responsible for maintaining data center operations, conducting hardware and network diagnostics, performing repairs, training internal teams, developing documentation, and providing technical support. This role may also involve lifting equipment, participating in an on-call rotation, and occasional travel to other data centers.