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Designing the strategy and architecture for security programs that includes: Audit and Compliance functions, Risk Governance, Security Policies and Procedures, Security Awareness Training, Security Information and Event Management, Incident Response Management and Business Continuity Processes.
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What You'll Bring:2+ years of experience as a Product Manager in a modern, data-driven environment or 2+ years of combined Data Engineering, Analytics, Product Management experience.
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Sia Partners is looking for a talented Management Consultant to support our Risk, Regulatory & Compliance Business Unit serving our clients as a project manager. Advanced certifications in project management welcome, including PMP, CAPM and Agile.
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Experience using web-based data management tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI, Geographic Information Systems (GIS. SFO’s sustainability work centers around five primary areas: Energy, Carbon, Waste, Health, and Water, each with bold 2030 goals as described further in SFO’s 2023 Zero Annual Report and SFO’s Strategic Plan. In order to achieve net zero energy and net zero carbon, SFO actively tracks and aggregates utilities (e.g. water, gas, electricity), greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and advanced energy asset performance data, among other data, in support of a decarbonized future.
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Coordinate deposit and treasury management service fees for Liquidity Solutions and the broader product organization. Partner with Corporate Treasury, Transformation Office, and Liquidity Risk Management on 2052A, FRY-14Q, ITM framework.
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Skill(s): Liquidity Management: Deep understanding of liquidity risk management, funding strategies, Pricing Analytics. This is a pivotal leadership role within Liquidity Product Management and the broader commercial bank.
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Consult with MPHP program leaders on the use and generation of data to support MPHP program operations, management and impact analyses. Stay abreast of emerging trends, regulations, and technologies in healthcare analytics, population health management, and value-based care.
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Provides coordination and guidance regarding study execution, database management, and initial data QC to research staff, technicians, and graduate students as needed. Strong interest and expertise in bioinformatics and large-scale data analysis (e.g., metabolomics or other ‘omics), sickle cell disease, metabolism preferred.
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Onyx Product Management is at the heart of our mission, ensuring that everything from our infrastructure, to platforms, to end-user facing data assets and environments is designed to maximize our impact on R&D. The Product Management team partners with R&D stakeholders and Onyx leadership to develop a strategic roadmap for all customer-facing aspects of Onyx, including data assets, ontology, Knowledge Graph / semantic search, data / computing / analysis platforms, and data-powered applications.
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This role will routinely involve project management, data analysis, management system auditing, and the creation & revision of EH&S and business continuity related programs, policies, procedures, forms, checklists, etc.
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Primary duties of the Trash Collector include: - Operating garbage trucks - Collecting and dumping trash receptacles - Following route assignments as directed Waste Management offers an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life, 401(k) savings and more.
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Litigation Management Counsel also coordinates and oversees outside counsel in trial and appellate work and is accountable for evaluating, assessing, designing and implementing litigation strategy in collaboration with defense counsel as well as assuring the litigation against thepany is handled in a consistent, efficient and effective manner.
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Undergraduate degree, preferably in renewable energy, finance, engineering, project/construction management or equivalent. Help prepare and present materials describing project development opportunities to management.
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12+ years of product management experience. Validate whether product strategies will have the intended impact with a combination of qualitative user research and quantitative experimentation.
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Taxation, Accounting, Finance, Quantitative Finance, Real Estate, Hospitality, Business Analytics, Computer and Information Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Systems Analysis, Information Technology, Management Information Systems.
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