Top Remote Jobs in Chicago, IL

As a Senior UX Designer, you will connect engineering teams with users, conduct research and design iterations, shadow sales calls for insights, analyze product metrics to propose improvements, and collaborate with the product team to enhance user experience across diverse features.

The Pricing Strategy Sales Executive is responsible for driving the sales and delivery of pricing consulting services, focusing on new client acquisition and existing client expansion. This role includes engaging prospects, building relationships, negotiating deals, and supporting client transitions post-sale to ensure satisfaction and successful implementation of solutions.

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Strike, you will develop and manage infrastructure for the platform, ensuring stability and scalability. Responsibilities include implementing SRE methodologies, building monitoring systems, planning for capacity growth, and supporting critical services via on-call rotation.

The Field Reimbursement Manager supports healthcare practitioners in accessing Regeneron products, addressing payer coverage issues, and collaborating with various sales and medical teams. Responsibilities include executing strategic plans for reimbursement initiatives, educating healthcare providers, and maintaining knowledge of payer landscapes and access programs.

As a Public Sector Account Executive at Incode, you will drive the sales cycle for identity verification solutions, focusing on state government agencies. Responsibilities include prospecting, client relationship management, sales forecasting, and delivering presentations. A strong sales background in complex technical solutions related to cybersecurity and fraud prevention is essential.

The Telesales Vendor Manager at Clover Health oversees the telesales program, manages vendor relationships, ensures compliance and sales targets, develops reporting dashboards, and enhances the inbound/outbound lead funnel. This role emphasizes technology usage and data analysis to drive performance and requires strong relationship management skills.

The CNC Operator II loads, unloads, and inspects parts during machining, ensuring quality and achieving production standards. Responsibilities include operating CNC machines with supervision, performing basic math calculations, maintaining dimensional tolerances, and executing machine offsets. Safety and cleanliness in the work area are essential, along with effective communication and problem-solving skills.