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The Golf Course Greenskeeper, under the supervision of the golf course superintendent and assistant superintendents, performs routine manual labor using hand tools and mowing equipment involved in golf course maintenance and landscaping.
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We are looking for an experienced Sr. Lead Engineer, Generative AI Infrastructure to help us build the foundations of our AI capabilities. Experience with machine learning frameworks such as TensorFlow or Pytorch, Lightning, Mosaic ML etc.
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Conducts store opening/closing/ shift change procedures. Performs all cash register preparation, float verifications, spot checks, verification of end-of-shift cash reconciliation's, void processing and deposits.
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As directed by supervisor aids in the applications around the golf course, such as sand/soil materials, fertilizer, and other amendments used for golf and landscape maintenance. Golf Course Greenskeeper.
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The Customer Care Assistant Lead is responsible for overseeing teams of employees and motivating them to complete their job duties effectively. Customer Care Assistant Lead. Assist Lead with the flow of day-to-day operations.
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