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This position - Sr. Director, Technology & Cyber Risk Officer - will play a high impact role in enhancing the organization's cybersecurity and technology risk posture by leading a team of Line of Business-aligned risk professionals and through strategic advisory work.
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Bachelor's degree (or higher) in either Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Business Information Systems, Mathematics or Finance related field. This role will be part of our Quantitative Research & Investing Technology team, which is responsible for architecting, developing, and maintaining systems that support quantitative trading.
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As our Director, Digital Marketing, you will lead the development and optimization of our digital strategy to drive business growth across all channels, including paid search, organic search, affiliate marketing, paid social, performance influencer, and display.
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MAIN DUTIES: The Director of Engineering is responsible for supervising the Systems Engineering Team for CO3 New York office. They must have a solid understanding of operational processes and workflows for Post/VFX, and have an expert understanding of Systems Administration, Disk/Network Management.
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Participate in pre-implementation assessments of new systems, including identification and design of relevant business processes and controls. Professional certification is preferred: Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified information System Auditor (CISA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC.
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Partner with leadership in the Division of Enrollment Management to support all departmental systems functions and enhancements throughout the pre-college, admissions, and financial aid cycles. Experience with Power BI or other business intelligence/data visualization software.
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As a Director of Engineering, Ads and Insights on the Walmart Commerce Technologies team you will build and lead an engineering team that owns a strategic pillar for a new business at Walmart.
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Job SummaryThe Director of Finance and Operations directly reports to and works in collaboration with the Executive Director of CSYD to ensure all administrative, operational and fiscal systems are developed and maintained at the highest quality.
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Empowers IT Governance and Change control amongst IT and business teams to prioritize and implement improvements to critical systems maintaining GDPR, PCI-DSS and in partnership with peer IT departments.
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Position Summary Reporting to the Associate Director of Enrollment Management Systems and Slate, the Assistant Director of Enrollment Management Systems and Slate will collaborate with the Associate Director and the Senior Associate Director.
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Must have a Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Engineering, Human Resources, Economics, Management Information Systems or a related field and 5 years of progressive, post-baccalaureate work experience.
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IDT is searching for a Data & Insights Director to lead our Business Intelligence team. About us: IDT is a multinational provider of cloud communications, PoS systems, unified communications, and financial services for businesses and consumers, headquartered in New Jersey.
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Provide feedback to QRM Business Process Owner (BPO) to continuously improve Integrated Quality Management Plan (IQMP) approach and other QRM process-related activities. ROLE SUMMARY:Lead as a player/coach the group of Asset Quality Leaders and accountable for the management and oversight of GCP performance and quality systems within the oncology portfolio.
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Deep understanding of user-centric design principles and methodologies, with experience in user research, usability testing, interaction design, information architecture, UX writing, Design Systems, visual design, service design, and prototyping.
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Accounting, Data Processing/Analytics/Science, Business Administration/Management, Economics, Statistics, Computer and Information Science, Management Information Systems, Mathematics, Engineering, Finance.
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