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Provides remote and onsite IT support across client environments, managing tickets, troubleshooting Windows and workplace technology, administering Microsoft 365, Active Directory, endpoint management, networking, virtualization, and security tools. The role documents solutions, follows change-control and security standards, escalates complex issues, communicates with users and technical teams, and supports onsite infrastructure projects throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Lead commercial and government contracting for a quantum computing company. Draft and negotiate hardware, cloud, procurement, supplier, R&D, licensing, federal contract, grant, subcontract, and teaming agreements. Advise on FAR, DFARS, data rights, cybersecurity, sourcing, export controls, and compliance. Build contract templates, playbooks, workflows, and training programs while partnering with executives, technical teams, procurement, sales, finance, and government agencies.

The Chief Operating Officer will provide enterprise-wide strategic and operational leadership, integrating finance, people and culture, business intelligence, legal affairs, risk, organizational planning, and change management. Reporting to the CEO, the COO will translate strategy into coordinated execution, strengthen systems and accountability, oversee financial and organizational sustainability, manage cross-functional risks, and support effective governance across a global, distributed nonprofit organization.

Design, build, and scale backend services, APIs, and workflow systems supporting healthcare claims identification and recovery. Integrate AI/ML models, legal datasets, and transactional data while developing fault-tolerant Temporal workflows. Maintain AWS infrastructure and secure deployment pipelines using Python, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, and related technologies. Collaborate with product, business, and data science teams to deliver reliable, secure, high-performance systems in a regulated startup environment.

Leads enterprise technology strategy and IT organization growth for a clinical-stage biotech transitioning to commercial operations. Oversees enterprise applications, CRM and ERP integration, cybersecurity, infrastructure, cloud systems, data governance, GxP validation, IT operations, vendors, budgets, and regulatory readiness. Partners across commercial, medical, manufacturing, quality, regulatory, clinical, finance, HR, and legal functions to support product launch, field-force deployment, scalability, compliance, and operational excellence.

Own monthly close activities across multiple entities, including reconciliations, journal entries, intercompany accounting, consolidations, and crypto subledger maintenance. Reconcile centralized and decentralized trading activity, prepare P&L schedules, manage billing and revenue tracking, support tax and entity structuring, maintain compliance documentation, and assist with payroll operations. Build financial models and reporting tools while coordinating with external accountants and institutional partners.

Authors and maintains interactive web-based engineering education content, including lessons, activities, labs, questions, animations, and tools. Oversees external authoring projects, reviews content quality, collaborates with project managers and engineering colleagues, and contributes to roadmaps. Supports marketing and sales demos, responds to instructor feedback, and may publish research, articles, webinars, and blog posts.

Own strategy and revenue for 5–7 strategic utility accounts, originating and closing complex enterprise software deals. Lead discovery, solution shaping, business-case development, procurement, negotiation, contracting, and expansion. Coordinate cross-functional pursuit teams, manage executive and technical stakeholders, maintain forecasts and pipeline discipline, and translate market feedback into product and go-to-market strategy. The role requires deep enterprise sales expertise, utility or regulated-industry familiarity, and the ability to sell technically complex AI and data platforms.

Provide empathetic, accurate customer support through email and phone, educate customers about life insurance and Ladder, resolve issues from start to finish, and represent customer needs to internal stakeholders. Collaborate with underwriting and business partners to fulfill application requirements, identify process improvements, and help enhance the customer journey.

The Entry-Level Account Manager will manage healthcare client relationships, ensure satisfaction, and understand medical billing and credentialing processes.