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Coordinate insurance matters with the corporate risk manager including claims, certificates of insurance, and annual insurance renewals. The post Corporate Paralegal and Contracts Specialist appeared first on Complete Staffing Solutions.
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Join us to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact as an AI Research Scientist, AI Security & Privacy on our AI Research Data Science Team in Austin, Texas. As an AI Research Scientist, AI Security & Privacy , you’ll work on cutting-edge research to protect AI systems from threats while ensuring privacy and security.
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Provide technical support and guidance on network and security-related issues to IT and OT teams. Role Summary: The IT/OT Security Engineer will be responsible for deploying an industrial demilitarized zone (iDMZ) for our server-based product and updating various security-based documents.
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Reports into the Global Chief Privacy Officer and maintains a dotted reporting line into the Regional Head of GRC. Acts as most senior full-time privacy professional on regional level, and works with business colleagues as business partner, including globally.
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