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Our business reach spans satellite television service, live-streaming and on-demand programming, smart home installation services, mobile plans and products, and now we are building America’s First Smart Network.
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Employment is contingent on successful completion of a pre-employment criminal background check, which may include a drug test. Work with business stakeholders through the SDLC process and provide excellent customer service and keep the team updated on project progress.
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You'll dive into the exciting world of retail wireless operations, making a tangible impact on our customer satisfaction and retail partner support. Consistent with this commitment, DISH will endeavor to provide reasonable accommodation to otherwise qualified job applicants and employees with known physical or mental disabilities, unless doing so poses an undue hardship on the Company, poses a direct threat of substantial harm to the employee or others, or is otherwise not required by law.
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The candidate will be cross-trained on various duties between the Media Sales accounts, Accounts Receivable accounts and ex-employee collections. Team members have the unique opportunity to explore diverse business lines, gaining hands-on experience in various facets of finance, including accounting, audit and supply chain management.
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Individual total compensation will vary based on factors such as qualifications, skill level, and competencies; compensation is based on the role's location and is subject to change based on work location.
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Lead junior team members as a team mentor on project work. Senior Business Analyst sought by DISH Network, LLC in Denver, CO. Also requires 3 years of experience in the job offered or as business analyst.
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Define requirements needed for compliance and reporting for each billing system and support the Accounting and Tax teams on production support issues. Business Analyst III sought by DISH Network, LLC in Englewood, Colorado.
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