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Remotely operate and supervise robotic systems via teleoperation consoles, monitor live video and telemetry, perform real-time adjustments, follow procedures, collect and document operational data, identify anomalies, support data annotation and testing, and provide feedback to engineering teams for continuous improvement.

The Java Developer will implement and integrate software products for external clients, requiring technical development work and direct customer communication.

Lead developer for production support and enhancements in Manhattan WMOS. Responsibilities include knowledge in various WMOS modules and configurations.

Lead preparation of US GAAP financial statements, manage project-level accounting from development through sale, oversee budgeting, cash forecasting, internal controls, audits, and tax compliance. Build and lead the accounting team, coordinate with cross-functional teams, support due diligence and board reporting, and ensure accurate revenue recognition and capitalization across a multi-project renewable energy portfolio.

The Executive Director, Total Rewards will manage and design compensation strategies, ensuring alignment with business goals, compliance, and market competitiveness to retain top talent in North America.

The role involves providing interpretation services in American Sign Language, requiring strong communication skills and flexibility to work various hours, including travel.

Looking for a .Net Developer with very good experience in .Net and work experience in CDO Suite.

Manage post-sale success and retention of enterprise customers, ensuring measurable ROI from the software. Collaborate with various teams to address customer needs and drive expansions.

Consultants at Kx Advisors support pharmaceutical executives by managing research, analyzing findings, mentoring junior staff, and developing client deliverables.

Lead FP&A activities supporting R&D, CMC, and G&A functions: own budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, variance analysis, close support, expense recognition under US GAAP, reporting/dashboard creation, and process improvements to enable executive decision-making and spending discipline.