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Skill in operating a variety of office and specialized equipment including a laptop computer with a variety of software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite, e.g. Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), plotter, projectors, camera, GPS device, binoculars, palm device, communications devices such as two-way radio, satellite radio/phone, and other specialized audio-visual equipment within the EOC.Ability to work other than normal working hours during emergencies.
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Founded by a CMU professor, Vibs Abhishek, we are a team of dreamers, educators, technologists, and designers, obsessed about transforming software product enablement, thereby helping companies realise the true potential of their products.
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The successful candidate will be adept with technology: Must possess skill in Google software applications (Docs, Sheets, Slides) as well as the Microsoft Office suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook); Experience with cloud-based tools such as Beautiful.ai, Monday.com, and Typeform; email marketing tools such as ActiveCampaign; and additional tools such as Qualtrics, SurveyMonkeyApply; Experience with Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat a plus.
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Familiar with one of the following manufacturers proprietary programming software: Allen-Bradley, Siemens, GE/Emerson, or Schneider Electric. Functionally test and debug PLC and HMI applications for all control panel features and capabilities per customer final approved documentation via test lab simulation hardware and software.
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Customer relationship management (CRM) software experience. Requirements Prior RV or Automotive Dealership Management experience is required to be considered for this position A minimum of 5 years’ professional sales experience in the RV industry or automotive industry.
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Maintain client session appointments through Svetness scheduling software. The Certified Personal Trainer will be responsible for providing one-on-one and couples personalized fitness instruction in person to clients at their home, apartment gym or outside while encouraging them to reach their fitness goals.
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The Residential Trainer (RT) works directly with children who have a diagnosis of and intellectual and development disability and problem behaviors. Residential Trainer Day 6:00am to 2:00pm for Behavior Treatment and Training Center (BTTC.
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Skill in operating a variety of office and specialized equipment including a laptop computer with a variety of software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite, e.g. Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), plotter, projectors, camera, GPS device, binoculars, palm device, communications devices such as two-way radio, satellite radio/phone, and other specialized audio-visual equipment within the EOC.
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