• Identify merchant trends and surface opportunities to intervene across the lifecycle to drive retention and growth • Build and scale standardized audience segments using SQL to enable repeatable, high-impact lifecycle strategies • Develop forecasting models to size opportunities, prioritize initiatives, and quantify expected impact of campaigns and experiments • Design and analyze experiments to evaluate incrementality, identify performance drivers, and iterate on lifecycle strategies • Partner cross-functionally with BI, Analytics, Engineering, and MarTech to build and maintain ETLs, ensuring accurate and dynamic data flows into CRM platforms • Define and implement data logic to power automated lifecycle programs across channels • Create dashboards and reporting frameworks to provide visibility into campaign, experiment, and program performance • Establish measurement standards and attribution frameworks to ensure consistent and reliable performance tracking • Drive operational rigor and scalability across Merchant and B2B retention programs by building foundational systems and processes

Role Description We are seeking an Aquaculture / Fisheries ESA-MSA Consultation Specialist to support NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service, West Coast Region, Oregon Washington Coastal Office. This role focuses on ESA, MSA, FWCA, MMPA, and NEPA consultation support for Washington aquaculture activities, including shellfish, finfish, and seaweed aquaculture, while also supporting related biological and habitat consultation work as needed. Key Responsibilities - Review, gather, analyze, interpret, and synthesize scientific and technical information to evaluate environmental impacts on biological resources and aquatic habitats. - Evaluate proposed project effects from aquaculture and other human activities on fishery resources, protected species, and habitat. - Draft combined ESA Biological Opinions and MSA responses related to Biological Assessments for listed species, designated critical habitat, and essential fish habitat. - Draft ESA Letters of Concurrence, MSA responses, NEPA documents, and ESA Section 10 documentation, as needed. - Review biological assessments, permit applications, and consultation initiation packages for technical sufficiency, accuracy, and completeness. - Provide pre-consultation technical assistance to action agencies, applicants, and their representatives through written comments, oral communications, and group meetings. - Review applications for enrollment in existing programmatic consultations and draft enrollment letters or emails. - Coordinate with NMFS fish passage engineers on review of proposed designs. - Prepare consultation records and follow West Coast Region and OWCO quality assurance, electronic filing, and consultation tracking protocols. - Review habitat restoration proposals and provide technical comments. - Attend shellfish grower meetings, Washington Sea Grant Conference for Shellfish Growers, Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association Annual Conference, and similar technical meetings when required. - Develop schedules, track milestones, and prepare monthly progress reports. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree and four years of relevant experience, or Master’s degree and two years of relevant experience, in aquatic biology or a related field. - Knowledge of salmonid life cycles and habitat requirements. - Experience with, or knowledge of, shellfish, finfish, and seaweed aquaculture. - Highly proficient English composition and editing skills. - Excellent verbal and written communication skills. - Experience working with diverse interagency teams. - Experience with program planning and management in a team environment. - Ability to develop performance metrics, schedules, milestones, and completion tracking. Requirements - This is a remote position. Benefits - 401(k) - Dental insurance - Paid time off - Vision insurance

Medical Review Support Analyst I Portland, Oregon Our client, a leading healthcare organization dedicated to improving member and provider experiences, is seeking a Medical Review Support Analyst I to support clinical review and claims audit processes. In this role, you will assist in the triage and review of claims, coordinate medical record requests, and ensure accurate documentation and communication across internal teams and provider partners. This position plays a key role in ensuring claims selected for review are processed efficiently, records are properly obtained and analyzed, and regulatory and quality standards are maintained. Type: Contract (6+ months) Work Model: 100% Remote (Preference for candidates who reside OR, WA, ID, or UT) Pay: $20.00 – 23.87/hr., DOE Benefits Eligibility: Yes Responsibilities of the Medical Review Support Analyst I: - Perform triage on claims selected for review to determine whether they meet clinical review or audit criteria. - Prepare and send medical record request letters to providers and obtain records through EMR systems when available. - Receive, research, and process incoming medical records submitted via fax, mail, email, or secure upload. - Review claim history and pre-authorization determinations as needed to support the audit process. - Input claim processing instructions and relevant updates into the Facets system and communicate claim status with designated claims staff. - Maintain accurate documentation, required fields, and detailed notes within department databases. - Send notification letters to providers and coordinate with Network Management regarding missing or incomplete records. - Ensure all work meets production goals and quality standards while complying with regulatory and accreditation requirements. - Support department efficiency through flexibility and cross-training on additional operational functions. Qualifications of the Medical Review Support Analyst I: - High school diploma or GED. - 3+ years of experience in a healthcare environment such as a medical office, claims processing, billing, or customer service, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. - Strong written and verbal communication skills. - Experience working with medical records, claims, or healthcare documentation. - Proficiency with medical terminology and healthcare processes. - Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently and meet deadlines. - Experience using Facets or similar claims systems. - Knowledge of medical anatomy, coding, or healthcare billing processes. - Familiarity with BlueCard, ITS processes, FEP Direct, or Salesforce.

• Become a trusted partner for customers, helping them leverage Sayari products and expertise to analyze and measure their exposure to global business partner, supply chain, and investigative risk • Create, deliver, and brief compliance reports, case analyses, and investigative deliverables to customer stakeholders — across L1, L2, and L3 report types as applicable • Ensure compliance with established policies and procedures while conducting screening, adjudication support, and QA on analytical outputs • Design and deliver customer training sessions and collaborative workshops; adapt select content for public audiences • Maintain expertise and develop novel approaches to address critical and emerging priorities of Sayari's customers • Develop and apply AI prompt engineering techniques to drive efficiency and quality in analytical reporting workflows • Provide timely, high-quality support to clients across a range of challenges — from entity-level risk assessment to supply chain screening and detention response • Coordinate with the Revenue team to identify and pursue opportunities to expand Sayari's engagements within accounts • Serve as an in-house super-user of Sayari's products, surfacing actionable product feedback to the Product and Engineering teams