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Resolve issues around open to buy including: forecast accuracy, sell-thru, inventory concerns, selling velocity, markdown management, and any other business driving challenges. Preferred: Multiple years of experience in field or retail with a focus on merchandising, financial analysis, replenishment, forecasting, allocation, merchandise planning, store operations, and supply chain management.
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A health services organization in New York City is currently seeking a new Salesforce Architect to join their growing Information Technology Department in a Remote capacity.
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Align priorities across teams to resolve issues and improve team velocity. Proficiency in cloud and container technologies (e.g., Azure, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes) and cybersecurity concepts. Salary: Up to $175,000 + Bonus & LTI.
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Collaborates with Sales teams to provide support where needed including product roadmap reviews, case studies, ROI proof points, and other collateral to increase pipeline volume and velocity for the product you represent.
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