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3+ years of full software development life cycle, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations experience. 5+ years of non-internship professional software development experience.
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Outside business-to-business sales or route sales experience preferred. As a Customer Development Representative, you will leverage warm relationships with existing customers to increase overall organic growth and profitability by selling additional products and services.
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A top engineering firm in the area is looking to add a Civil Engineer with 1-10+ years of land development experience to their team. A top engineering firm in the area is looking to add a Civil Engineer with 1-10+ years of land development experience to their team.
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Achieve successful outcomes through application of a consultative sales process, relationship based, providing solutions to business problems. Bachelors in Finance, Business, Economics, or other related, or equivalent experience.
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We help our clients in three main areas: (1) business (M&A, formations, employment issues, contracts, etc.) One or two WSBlicensed attorneys with transactional business experience. If boating and water sports are your thing, we’re five minutes from two marinas.
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Customer-facing experience in business development, technology strategy or similar functions. The successful candidate is someone who is passionate about both hardware and software technology with interest to grow into business development.
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The Land Development Manager is responsible for managing the Division’s land development program by directing activities such as roadway construction, water and sewer installation, earthwork, landscape, irrigation activities, vertical construction and public utility coordination.
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Preparation of site development plans for large and small scale residential, commercial, industrial, multi-use complexes, master planned communities and business parks. Our team is seeking a talented and hard-working Civil Project Engineer who is skilled in all things land development.
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Our AVP | Business Banking Manager is the primary point of contact responsible for growing the business customer base with our current and potential business customers through outside sales.
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Center for Dialog & Resolution is seeking a Business Development Project Coordinator! Archbright is proud to be partnering with our member, Center for Dialog & Resolution, to find their Business Development Project Coordinator.
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Excellent business development, networking, influencing and presentation skills. The Director of Business Development position will play an active role in contributing to AST by working directly with our customers and being responsible for driving growth and profitability.
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This role entails coordinating excavation, mass grading, utilities, and all land development activities in the field , to ensure the timely and on-budget delivery of final plat projects. Our client, a local leader in residential development and construction, is seeking a Land Development Manager.
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The HR Business Partner (HRBP) is the primary contact for company leaders and serves as a consultant in all areas of Human Resources. coaching, counseling, career development, training and disciplinary actions.
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Director of Business Development. Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Marketing, or a related field required. Identify and develop sales and marketing strategies at an account and territory level that build brand recognition, create customer loyalty, and gain market share to deliver sustainable growth and profitability for the business.
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Two or more years of business-to-business or outside sales experience, including business acquisition and prospecting/cold calling. With your sales experience, ability to efficiently manage your time, customer relations skills and excitement for technology, you'll deliver outstanding and innovative business solutions that support our technology evolution and change the way businesses connect.
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