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Help reimagine Staples systems from the ground-up and design the next generation Generative AI and AI/ML/NLP applications. Build integrations and fetch big data related to Staples systems, analyze, detect patterns, and build models using data.
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Staples is seeking a dynamic Director of Sales for our Staples Technology Solutions (STS) business who will lead a team of STS Business Development Managers solely focused on prospecting and closing large, strategic and complex accounts in the Enterprise and Commercial Markets.
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Staples is helping our customers and community discover innovative products, services, and inspiration that unlock what’s possible, while empowering you to unlock your potential. Click here to learn more about the employee benefits, programs and perks offered at Staples.
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Staples is business to business. Identify opportunities for improving data quality, data governance, and data management processes. Proven experience in Salesforce data management, including data integration, migration, and automation of process.
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