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0-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Business Office Communications) with acquired knowledge at the level of an Office Support Specialist I. 2-4 years of progressive work experience (typically in Business Office Communications) with acquired knowledge at the level of an Office Support Specialist I.
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Cardinal Health Insights and Engagement, a division of Cardinal Health Specialty Solutions, delivers comprehensive consulting, medical marketing and communications, data analytical services and real-world evidence solutions to a robust portfolio of specialty pharmaceutical manufacturers and biotechnology companies.
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City Kids Wilderness Project (CKWP/City Kids) is seeking a detail oriented, organized, and strategic Grants and Communications Manager to join our dedicated staff in Washington, DC. The GCM will support all corporate and foundation grant writing aspects of fundraising for CKWP’s organizational budget of $2 million and will be responsible for key communications functions throughout the year.
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3+ years of experience with collective communications libraries like NCCL, RCCL, MPI and GPU frameworks like CUDA and ROCm. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Cluster Networking team is building an ultra-high performance network required to support AI/ML/HPC workloads.
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Daily communications with Project Manager and/or Schedule Coordinator on inspection or project delays, requirements and general status of job. Fire Alarm & Fire Sprinkler Inspector. The Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Inspector’s duties include testing and inspection of fire alarm and fire sprinkler systems with knowledge of multiple manufacturers’ products.
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Leads five critical areas including Chapter Marketing Enablement, Volunteer Marketing Engagement, Community Event Marketing, Community Communications, and Internal Comms. Director, Community Marketing & Communications.
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Providing recommendations for proper implementation of programs and systems specifications in the following specialties: business process re-engineering, workflow, and process automation, process improvement, quality control, and management, information systems architecture, automation, communications protocols, risk management/electronic analysis, software, life cycle management, development methodologies, modeling, and simulation projects.
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Bachelor's Degree in relevant field (Journalist, PR, Marketing, Communications) required. Advanced Degree in relevant field (Journalism, PR, Marketing, Communications) preferred. Internal and external communications support and development.
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Degree preferred in philanthropy, non-profit management, business, marketing, communications, education, or a related field. Manage communications, including marketing & PR, newsletters, donor communications, news outlets and social media plans.
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Exceptional writing, editing, and storytelling skills; able to reach readers with an engaging communications style; able to message inclusively in a way that resonates across political and geographic boundaries.
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Own projects start to finish as a lead designer across a variety of mediums that have a focus on motion graphics and video – participate in client kickoff, conceptualize/ideate and collaborate on communications solutions, collaborate with writers, wireframe ideas, work ideas through the full design and agency process, and take the design through final client delivery.
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Services may be provided for existing or proposed projects in the public works, transportation, commercial, communications, energy, and/or industrial sectors. As a Senior Geotechnical Engineer, you’ll become a cornerstone for a strong technical team and serve as a trusted mentor to junior engineering staff.
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Ensures excellent customer service to the provider network; service goals include professional response to provider inquiries, clear oral and written communications, knowledgeable payment integrity team members, and delivering provider education, workshops, learning opportunities.
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Our experience spans Enterprise and Government clients within the Energy, Finance, Health Care, Higher Education, Manufacturing, Media & Communications, and Transportation industries. We design low voltage solutions that seamlessly integrate audiovisual, physical security, structured cabling, and wireless solutions, including DAS and WiFi systems.
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Cross-functional Collaboration and Communications : Work closely with the Privacy and Regulatory team to identify trends in privacy and regulatory requirements and compliance enforcement and drive necessary changes in the data privacy program.
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