Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

The Field Operations Manager will enhance Environmental Health and Safety programs at a manufacturing facility by ensuring compliance with regulations, leading training, conducting risk assessments, investigating incidents, and promoting a safety culture.

The Desktop Support Specialist provides hardware and software assistance to end users, interacts with customers for diagnostics, escalates unresolved issues, and ensures documentation. Responsibilities include meeting service level agreements, training colleagues, and maintaining a knowledge base about customer-specific applications and hardware.

The Account Manager will serve as the primary contact for clients and staffing suppliers, focusing on IT recruiting and vendor management. Responsibilities include candidate screening, job description development, compliance with service levels, and managing supplier relationships. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.

The Account Manager is the primary contact for clients in managing CAI's Contingent Workforce Solutions. Responsibilities include candidate screening, developing job descriptions, understanding client needs, engaging managers, and maintaining service agreements and client relationships. Excellent communication skills are essential, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

The Linux/Windows Administrator will manage and troubleshoot Linux servers in a Windows-based environment, focusing on system administration tasks including installation, configuration, and patch management. Responsibilities include ensuring system availability, implementing security measures, providing technical support, collaborating on IT solutions, and maintaining documentation.

The Sr. IT Program Manager leads cross-functional teams in project management with a focus on IT infrastructure, software development, and emerging technologies. The role requires influencing skills and the ability to collaborate with various levels of the organization. Strong analytical skills and proficiency with project management software are essential.

The Cloud Infrastructure Lead will design, implement, and manage scalable and secure hybrid cloud solutions. Responsibilities include deploying cloud infrastructure, maintaining architectural blueprints, collaborating on cloud migrations, managing Kubernetes clusters, and troubleshooting issues, all while ensuring alignment with organizational needs.