• Own end-to-end program management across core privacy programs such as data subject requests (DSRs), PIAs and DPIAs, records of processing activities (ROPA), transfer impact assessments (TIAs), and cookie compliance, making day-to-day operational decisions, enforcing processes to ensure regulatory readiness, and measuring compliance at scale • Identify and implement process improvements, including leveraging AI tooling to automate routine tasks, developing structured workflows to sustain quality standards, and maintaining accurate, auditable program records including playbooks and process documentation • Create and maintain clear, auditable privacy documentation, including privacy assessments, program playbooks, and customer response libraries, to provide scalable, consistent privacy operational support • Work with Privacy Legal and Privacy Engineering to fulfill user requests, build and deepen expertise on global privacy and data-protection requirements, and escalate novel or complex requests with appropriate context and documentation • Rotate through the team's weekly runner model as the primary point of contact for incoming privacy requests, routing across intake channels and managing Jira run tickets

• Design, maintain, and improve repeatable, lightweight execution mechanisms that track program status, communicate progress, surface execution risks on a regular cadence, and escalate blockers to the appropriate stakeholders. • Partner closely with your immediate Ops team and one or two cross-functional leads across Tax Operations, Product, and Engineering to improve cross-functional planning, alignment, and execution of strategic initiatives • Identify execution friction, process gaps, and process breakdowns, and recommend scalable improvements that strengthen operational effectiveness • Establish meaningful metrics and reporting that provide visibility into execution health and support data-informed decision making • Facilitate cross-functional reviews, planning sessions, and execution forums that help teams align, resolve blockers, and deliver measurable outcomes • Monitor initiatives through rollout, evaluate outcomes, and drive follow-up improvements or remediation where needed

Role Description As Food Sustainability Sales Program Manager, you will reach out to and build relationships with egg producers in Malaysia to educate them on new technologies and production methods that improve animal welfare and sustainability. You will help them understand the benefits of these improved approaches, connect them with relevant solution providers, and provide industry updates on the increasing market demand for such improvements. - Send emails and LinkedIn messages - Make phone calls - Join industry groups and conferences - Conduct meetings with companies You’ll work from home and hours are highly flexible. You’ll have wonderful colleagues in the US, Europe, and Asia who will work with and support you, and you’ll stay in close touch with them through calls, email, and messages. Through this work, you will have hands-on experience working with leading food producers on animal welfare with room for advancement to managerial or other positions. Qualifications - Very strong sales skills - Sales-related or advocacy experience - Experience in the egg or poultry or other animal protein industry (a plus, but not required) - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Strong ability to engage and persuade others - A "people person" who enjoys communicating with others - Success-driven personality with strong internal motivation to succeed - Ability to work highly independently with a strong work ethic - Resiliency when faced with rejection - Personal interest in sustainability, animal welfare, or food safety - Open to travel when necessary - Fluent in English, Malay, and Mandarin Chinese Company Description Lever Foundation is a global non-profit that provides professional consulting services to large food companies and food producers to help them improve animal welfare and sustainability in their supply chains. Our partners include leading food companies like Burger King, Jaya Grocer, AEON, MYDIN, Marriott, OldTown White Coffee, and many others. You can learn more about Lever at: https://www.leverfoundation.org

Role Description The Senior Budget/Program Analyst serves as the Project Manager’s principal advisor for the program financial management, budgeting, resource planning, and program controls supporting the DHA LAN/WLAN modernization program. This position provides financial oversight across multiple concurrent Site Engineering Activities (SEAs), monitoring labor utilization, contract funding, CLIN/SLIN execution, procurement expenditures, travel, materials, and overall cost performance. - Serve as the primary program control and financial management advisor to the project manager, providing timely analysis and recommendations to support informed business decisions. - Develop, maintain, and monitor program budgets, spend plans, funding profiles, resource plans, and financial forecasts to support contract execution. - Monitor labor utilization, indirect costs, travel, materials, other direct costs (ODCs), and overall cost performance against approved budgets and funding. - Monitor and reconcile CLIN/SLIN funding, expenditures, obligations, remaining balances, and funding modifications to ensure accurate contract financial visibility and compliance. - Perform cost analysis, variance reporting, trend analysis, and financial forecasting to identify execution risks and support proactive program management. - Prepare executive financial dashboards, budget reports, funding analysis, burn-rate reports, and management briefings for Government and corporate leadership. - Coordinate with program management, contracts, procurement, accounting, and technical teams to align funding actions, contract modifications, procurement planning, invoice review, and resource plans. - Support development of Estimates at Completion (EACs), resource forecasts, staffing analyses, and program financial projections. - Identify financial risks, funding constraints, and execution issues, and recommend practical mitigation strategies to support program objectives. - Ensure financial activities comply with contract requirements, corporate financial policies, and government reporting requirements. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, business, public administration, economics, statistics, or a related field; approved equivalent substitution may be considered. - Minimum of five years of progressively responsible experience supporting financial management, budgeting, cost analysis, or program controls for DoD or Federal Government contracts. - Demonstrated experience supporting complex Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF), Time & Materials (T&M), or Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) contracts through budget development, financial forecasting, labor and cost analysis, resource planning, and executive financial reporting. - Experience managing contract funding, CLINs/SLINs, labor categories, burn rates, obligations, expenditures, and cost performance. - Ability to analyze financial data, identify variances and trends, and translate findings into clear recommendations for program leadership. - Advanced Microsoft Excel skills and strong proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite, including pivot tables, lookups, financial modeling, charts, dashboard development, documentation and briefing materials. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to brief financial information to technical, programmatic, and executive audiences. Requirements - Active T3 Secret clearance is required. Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain all required access and security credentials throughout the period of contract performance. Preferred Qualifications - Experience supporting DHA, U.S. Army, DoD, or other federal enterprise programs. - Experience supporting enterprise IT infrastructure, network modernization, engineering, or systems integration programs. - Experience using Deltek Costpoint, Cobra, Power BI, Microsoft Project, or similar financial and program management tools. - Familiarity with U.S. Army/DoD budget/funding processes, contract modifications, procurement planning, and invoice reconciliation. - Experience managing budgets and program financials in a cost-plus fixed fee environment. - Experience preparing customer and corporate leadership-ready financial dashboards, variance narratives, and decision-support briefings. Work Environment This position supports a collaborative program management environment requiring close coordination with program management, contracts, procurement, finance, accounting, logistics, and technical teams. The Senior Budget/Program Analyst must be able to manage multiple priorities, analyze complex financial information, communicate effectively with technical and executive leadership, and deliver timely, accurate program financial reporting supporting mission-critical contract execution. This position is contingent upon contract award and successful completion of applicable background investigations and customer onboarding requirements.