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As a key member of our team, you will shape critical investments in platform security, access management, and overall risk reduction at The Trade Desk. You’ll be directly responsible for developing our product and application security strategy, ensuring that security is integrated into every aspect of our operations.
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The Shift Supervisor Trainee performs work as directed in order to prepare for future supervisory responsibilities, completes basic operations and management skills training, and also learns about key aspects of the business (e.g., building customer loyalty through exceptional service) and CVS/pharmacy culture.
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Knowledge of luxury retail operations and customer expectations is a plus. In this dynamic role, you'll coordinate maintenance, manage key vendor relationships, and be the go-to person for our Real Estate Development team during exciting new location launches.
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As a Derivative Operations Manager, you’ll play a key role in Pacific Life’s growth and long-term success by providing derivative operational support to Pacific Life Investment Division with a strong focus in regulatory compliance and process scalability and efficiency.
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Assists the Internal Audit Director in developing the annual audit plan to include IT SOX planning by gathering pertinent information, identifying key information technology risks impacting accounting, financial, operational regulatory compliance activities and determining whether the Company has properly mitigated these risks.
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The Shift Supervisor should also be fluent and participating in all facets of FOH and BOH operations. The role of Shift Supervisor is considered a key developmental position to future AGM and GM opportunities.
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The Shift Supervisor Trainee role is an entry-level, short-term role that prepares an employee to perform a higher-level supervisory role, such as Operations Supervisor or Shift Supervisor. These key leadership roles support the CVS Store Management team in driving store execution and performance while building consumer loyalty to CVS/pharmacy through a focus on excellent customer service.
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Maintain excellent housekeeping standards and conduct operations according to accepted GMP and HSE practices. Key Responsibilities: Uphold compliance with relevant GxP and safety standards, ensuring that all activities and documentation meet safety, GDP/GMP, and Data Integrity requirements.
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Oversees all loss prevention operations to include but not limited to patrol process, emergency response, investigations (initial & follow up) for all guest and employee related incidents, shipping and receiving process (makes recommendations for improvement), electronic key system and manager on duties responsibilities.
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Demonstrated ability to operate office machines to include 10- key. Responsible for the Commercial & Business FS Branch Operations. Implement, monitor, and ensure compliance with Credit Union policies and procedures in relation to commercial and business operations.
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Reporting to the SVP, Programs, the Sr. Program Planner will establish and refine the department's Program Planning & Scheduling processes, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), metrics, performance calculations, standards, and cadence in support of the Programs.
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Key Roles & Responsibilities: The Operations Lead performs all store opening, closing, and Front-End processes, ensuring accurate and timely execution, and operational readiness, providing troubleshooting, team management, conditioning, and housekeeping, while ensuring building, assets, and team member security.
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Job Title: Mechanical SuperintendentJob DescriptionAs a Mechanical Superintendent, you will play a crucial role in our team, supervising field operations and overseeing multiple Foremen and laborers/craft workers.
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Core Competencies: Sales Driven Leader by nature, determined, and self-motivated Persuasive personality and results-oriented Skilled at strategic planning, execution, and analysis Tech-Savvy Consumer focused Required Attitude/Personality: Ownership mentality - handles store operations "as if" it was their personal business Drive and Urgency: Has tremendous energy and initiative to generate, implement, and execute sales and positively inspire subordinates to do the same.
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The Entry Level Field Management Trainee will focus on driving best practices in the areas of sales, operations, marketing, and other key team business functions. Act as the Team Marketing & Field Operations liaison to divisional teams, such as field day-to-day questions from teams and handle requests for special reports, data, and sales tracking information.
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