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Manage on-site execution of major projects, overseeing installation, commissioning, subcontractors, safety, schedules, budgets, and client handover. Maintain site records, mitigate risks, and coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure timely, compliant project delivery.

Lead a performance engineering team to research and develop high-performance processor architectures, defining targets and guiding implementation in RTL, while analyzing performance bottlenecks.

Lead design and delivery of autonomy and robotics systems: manage CI/CD, builds, deployments, configuration, and testing for hardware/software/IoT systems; develop automation for infrastructure provisioning; ensure OTA security; mentor team and manage project schedules and budgets.

The Associate Product Marketing Manager will execute go-to-market strategies, support product launches, and analyze performance metrics, enhancing product messaging and customer engagement.

Lead and manage Paid Social marketing strategies focusing on B2C lead generation and team leadership while integrating AI tools for campaign optimization.

As Product Marketing Lead, you will define AI agent impact on logistics, manage go-to-market strategies, create messaging, and develop marketing assets, while working independently in a fast-paced environment.

Lead celebrity partnerships and high-production-value content for clients, overseeing production processes, talent management, and agency relationships. Collaborate with editorial and creative teams to meet campaign objectives. Manage logistics and reporting for successful project execution.

The Imaging Research Associate will support research by preparing biological samples, operating microscopy systems, collaborating on imaging protocols, and developing sample preparation methods.

The Head of Finance and Accounting will build the financial foundation of a startup, oversee budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting, and lead an outsourced accounting team while collaborating with leadership.

The Change Management Manager develops and implements change strategies, assesses readiness, and enhances organizational design while managing client relationships and project execution.