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Waymo is a company in the autonomous driving technology space offering self-driving vehicles with the potential to increase mobility and decrease lives lost in
Role Description Waymo is seeking a senior Technical Lead Manager (TLM) Machine Learning Engineer to guide the technical vision of our core ML infrastructure. In this role, you will actively grow and manage a high-performing team of 6 engineers to deliver Waymo’s next-generation ML ecosystem. This critical work encompasses both the in-vehicle inference engine and the cloud-based serving infrastructure for our foundational models. You will architect scalable, high-performance ML runtime systems that operate across two extreme domains: the highly constrained edge compute environment of autonomous vehicles and our large-scale, offboard data centers. - Guide the technical vision of our core ML infrastructure while actively growing and managing a high-performing team of 6 engineers. - Architect scalable, high-performance ML runtime systems that operate flawlessly across two extreme domains. - Navigate complex engineering trade-offs, driving feature development that balances real-time latency and memory limits with high-throughput demands. - Spearhead the strategic transition of core ML workloads to a JAX-native runtime architecture. - Partner across organizational boundaries with world-class ML researchers to analyze system-level workloads and unlock performance gains. - Drive systemic performance excellence by designing advanced profiling and benchmarking infrastructure. Qualifications - B.S. or M.S. in CS, EE, Deep Learning or a related field. - People management experience, with a proven track record of recruiting, mentoring, and guiding high-performing teams of senior engineers. - 8+ years of professional software engineering experience architecting, building, and scaling complex ML systems and infrastructure. - Strong production programming expertise. - Proven track record of optimizing ML software to maximize the performance of hardware accelerators. - Hands-on experience developing distributed backend systems that are low-latency, highly concurrent, and fault-tolerant at scale. Requirements - PhD in CS, EE, Deep Learning or a related field (preferred). - Deep expertise in modifying and extending ML software stacks, including compilers, runtimes, or inference engines. - Strong background in building and scaling LLM serving systems. - Deep expertise in edge computing and automotive ML deployment. Benefits - Participation in Waymo’s discretionary annual bonus program. - Equity incentive plan. - Generous Company benefits program, subject to eligibility requirements. Salary Range The expected base salary range for this full-time position across US locations is $251,000 — $310,000 USD. Actual starting pay will be based on job-related factors, including exact work location, experience, relevant training and education, and skill level.
Connecting You to Better: MeridianLink is the developer of the industry's first multi-channel loan origination system.
Role Description We’re looking for a Sr. Technical Program Manager (TPM) to drive delivery for complex, cross-functional initiatives—including those involving AI/ML and intelligent automation. You’ll balance scope, timeline, and dependencies while partnering across Engineering, Product, Data, Security, and Operations to deliver high-quality outcomes. This role is ideal for someone who can run tight execution rhythms and understand the unique delivery needs of AI work in the rollout of the AI-Driven SDLC (AIDLC). - Own end-to-end project execution: plan, schedule, and drive delivery across the full project lifecycle, balancing constraints and keeping work moving forward in partnership with product and engineering counterparts. - Build and maintain project plans, track milestones, and proactively manage risks, issues, and tradeoffs—providing clear stakeholder updates with recommended solutions. - Serve as the PMO lead for the ML's agentic platform and customer facing products — the structured methodology for developing, testing, deploying, and operating AI agents within MeridianLink’s agentic architecture. - Partner with engineering leads to embed AI into each SDLC phase: requirements (AI-assisted grooming agents), development (co-pilot and Claude Code standards), testing (test-driven development metrics), and release (zero-downtime deployment, feature flag governance). - Establish and continuously improve team processes that increase quality and productivity through process definition, education, and refinement. - Facilitate light weight agile ceremonies (planning, standups, retrospectives) and drive continuous improvement through retrospective assessments. - Use tools such as Jira (and related reporting) to support teams and enable visibility into progress, capacity, and delivery health. Bridge product and engineering AI alignment. Qualifications - 7+ years of technical program management in a software engineering organization, with at least 2 years in an AI, ML, or platform transformation context. - Demonstrated experience managing AI/ML initiatives or SDLC modernization programs — not just awareness, but delivery ownership. - Fluency with AI-driven SDLC concepts: AI-assisted requirements, co-pilot/code generation tooling, test automation, agentic deployment, and observability. - Ability to translate engineering complexity into executive narratives and vice versa; strong stakeholder management across CTO, VPs, and ICs. - Experience running programs that span multiple scrum teams, including offshore-heavy organizations. - Hands-on with program/project tooling (Jira, Confluence, or equivalents) and familiarity with engineering metrics (DORA, SPACE, or similar frameworks). Requirements - Delivery plans are clear, realistic, and transparent; stakeholders consistently know status, risks, and next steps. - Dependencies are surfaced early and managed actively; team execution rhythms are consistent and effective. - AI-related initiatives have strong delivery hygiene (milestones, measurable outcomes, and aligned execution across data/Product/Engineering). Why This Role You’ll play a pivotal role in delivering cross-functional technology initiatives—and help the organization execute confidently as AI becomes a more central part of products and operations. You’ll bring clarity, momentum, and structure to complex work while partnering with leaders across Engineering, Product, and Data. Company Description MeridianLink is a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for financial institutions, serving ~1,500 lenders with a loan origination platform deeply embedded in their core lending processes. With 400+ integrations and multi-year customer relationships, MeridianLink combines mission-critical workflow depth with a growing AI-native product roadmap. The company is backed by a board Tech Committee with deep fintech and AI expertise.
Role Description The Program Manager has a key role with leading USAging’s efforts with the Center for Dementia Respite Innovation in conjunction with the Alzheimer’s Association and the University of Minnesota. The position focuses on providing technical assistance to awardees, awarded through competitive grants to local adult day care centers, home health agencies, and other respite care providers that propose to improve the quality of their services. The position will provide awardees with critical, ongoing technical assistance and monitoring through activities such as: - Delivery of webinars - Learning collaboratives - Regular check-ins - Site visits - Education and training The ideal candidate will be an efficient and proactive manager who is organized, strategic, and an excellent communicator able to balance multiple activities daily. Qualifications - Master’s degree plus at least four years of relevant work experience - Knowledge of the Aging Network and programs/services for caregivers of individuals with dementia - Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail and follow-through - Excellent oral and written communications skills - Ability to plan ahead, meet deadlines and balance multiple tasks - Ability to keep track of details and timelines and effectively communicate the most relevant information to supervisors/colleagues - Excellent skills with Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Excel and PowerPoint - Experience with Survey Monkey or other survey platforms and webinar broadcast platforms - Excellent interpersonal skills with demonstrated ability to work as part of a team and build external relationships - All-hands-on-deck attitude and a willingness to pitch in when needed - Self-starter with proven organizational, time management and problem-solving skills - Attention to detail and follow-through, even in a fast-paced environment - Passion for USAging’s mission of helping older adults age in place and maintain their health and independence for as long as possible Requirements - Candidates outside of the Washington, DC area will be considered. - The successful candidate will also be able to occasionally travel to member conferences and always attend the USAging Annual Conference and Tradeshow each summer for up to six days. Benefits - Competitive salary - Excellent benefits package, including fully paid individual health, dental and vision coverage - Retirement savings plan with a 10 percent employer contribution - Generous vacation and sick leave Application Procedure Applications must include a cover letter, resume and salary requirements. The application will remain open until filled. We cannot respond to all applications and unsolicited phone calls or emails will not be returned.
Role Description This position is primarily responsible for managing multiple or joint energy efficiency programs with limited support from senior leadership. In this hands-on management role, you will oversee all aspects of an energy program and will work closely with both clients and our energy professionals to achieve client energy efficiency goals and other program objectives. The Program Manager II is responsible for program budget oversight, comprehensive understanding of the program’s strategic direction, demonstrating financial acumen and a problem-solving approach, team development and engagement, vendor and client relationships, and more. Essential Duties and Responsibilities - Actively engage in talent management process, including interviewing, resource planning and utilization, engagement planning, performance evaluations, and more. - Provide client communications and reporting. - Oversee program operations to ensure client requirements are met. - Support partner and client contract management process. - Establish solid and trusted relationships with client program team, collaborates with Senior Leadership regarding developing and expanding client, penetrating client organization with solid relationships built. - Establish and maintain opportunities for community and trade ally engagement. - Lead and support company-wide Safety efforts. - Orchestrate partnership and work between centralized functions and program staff. - Acting as a company stakeholder by leading and supporting company trainings, development, safety initiatives, and more. - Identify and develop talents. - Develop and deliver polished and prepared client presentations; responds to client questions with confidence and accuracy. - Ensure successful delivery of program goals as indicated in Statement of Work. - Develop and manage production plan for program. - Monitor and manage program budgets to ensure full utilization of funds while meeting or exceeding energy goals. - Prepare monthly invoices and activity reports as required to the client, partner or company management by the requested due date. - Managing multiple or joint utility programs. - Report out on program performance and financial metrics to make recommendations to the utility and client. - Proficient financial acumen and program strategy skillset. - Assisting Business Development with collaboration and sharing of expertise on sector-based program design, program re-bids, and client expansions. - Recognize when issues are occurring and take proper steps towards resolution. - Responsible for achieving internal revenue targets and tracking and reporting financial metrics internally. - Holistic ownership of and understanding of all elements of program. - Troubleshoot issues, navigate complex situations, and create improvement plans, all with an eye towards effort success. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience required. - Background in engineering, technology or science and experience in working in a technical environment – preferred. - Experience in lighting, HVAC, and other technologies installed applications – preferred. - Technical experience in developing and/or reviewing energy savings calculations to determine paybacks and incentive levels for customers – preferred. - 4 or more years of management experience or 2 or more years of experience in managing energy efficiency programs. - Proven track record of high-level performance in meeting and exceeding expectations and goals. Requirements - Proven Leadership in fast-paced environment. - Ability to prioritize workload and delegate appropriate work assignments to staff. - Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and written with customers, clients and employees. - Sales or business development background a plus. - Ability to analyze and interpret data and solve practical problems. - Committed to diversity and inclusion. Licenses & Certifications - Project Management Professional (PMP) - preferred. Travel Requirements - Willingness to travel up to 40%. Safety -Sensitive Role Addendum Because many roles at Franklin Energy involve regulatory compliance, safety responsibilities, or professional licensing requirements, it is critical that interview responses reflect the candidate’s direct knowledge and experience. Misrepresentation of technical or safety qualifications may result in immediate removal from consideration. Notice Regarding Automated Tools We may use automated or AI-assisted tools as part of our candidate evaluation process to assess job-related skills and qualifications. These tools are intended to support fair and consistent review and do not replace human judgment in hiring decisions. All evaluations are conducted in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal laws.
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Role Description The FWA Program Manager will be primarily responsible for the design, implementation, and management of the company’s FWA Program, providing expertise to staff in developing processes for tracking, investigating, and managing suspected FWA complaints. The role will analyze, report and monitor the FWA prevention efforts and provide recommendations to leadership on matters related to FWA compliance. The program manager will track and report company activities to ensure compliance with state and federal FWA requirements. - In collaboration with the Corporate Compliance Officer and other business unit leaders, build and maintain a structure around an FWA and payment integrity program supported by policies, processes, procedures, workflows, and technology. - Develop and maintain FWA policies and procedures and implement a comprehensive FWA program. - Chair the Program Integrity Committee and collaborate on the development of the annual work plan which will outline and detail the annual FWA audit and monitoring plan. - Develop and maintain an FWA log and tracking system. - Proactively and independently researches FWA issues and effectively employ investigative resources/techniques. - Maximize the recoveries and avoidance for Medicare and Medicaid claims payments with a demonstrated ability to achieve results. - Work to develop prospective and retrospective fraud and abuse detection, investigation, recovery and avoidance through the use of data sources for data mining and analytics to proactively seek out outlying claims activities and investigate for fraud, waste, and abuse. - Develop, translate, and execute strategies or functional/operational objectives for the company with regard to fraud, waste, and abuse. - Responsible for notification of MEDIC of potential fraud activities. - Responsible for notification of state and other federal agencies of potential fraud activities. - Assist in the development and presentation of FWA training presentations. - Serve as primary point of contact for external oversight agencies to include the MEDIC and OHA Medicaid Fraud Unit. - Serve as a member of the Corporate Compliance Committee reporting on FWA matters across all lines of business. - Responsible for creating and presenting FWA reports to the Audit and Compliance Committee of the Board. - Manage and oversee the preparation and submission of FWA regulatory reporting requirements to CMS and OHA. - Regularly attend fraud related meetings with OHA. - Responsible for oversight, management, development, implementation, and communication of the FWA program. Qualifications - Minimum of 8 years related experience in fraud, waste, and abuse investigations, payment integrity processes, and data mining and analysis of health care claims. - Minimum of 4 years of experience implementing or maintaining a fraud, waste, and abuse and payment integrity program in health care. - Experience with regulatory agency reporting and interaction as it relates to fraud, waste, and abuse. - Minimum 4 years of related experience with Medicare and/or Medicaid programs required. Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in business, management, health care administration or other related field or Associate’s degree and equivalent work experience required. - Master’s degree in business, management, or health care administration preferred. - Fraud examiner certification preferred. Benefits - Base Range: $83,310.45 - $145,793.28 Environment - Work inside in a general office setting with ergonomically configured equipment. - Travel is required approximately 10% of the time. Skills - Accountability - Collaboration - Communication (written/verbal) - Flexibility - Listening (active) - Organizational skills/Planning and Organization - Problem Solving - Teamwork Physical Requirements - Stoop and bend. - Sit and/or stand for extended periods of time while performing core job functions. - Repetitive motions to include typing, sorting and filing. - Light lifting and carrying of files and business materials. - Ability to read and comprehend both written and spoken English. - Communicate clearly and effectively.
PacificSource is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to status as a protected veteran or a qualified individual with a disability, or other protected status, such as race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, genetic information or age. PacificSource values the diversity of our community, including those we hire and serve. We are committed to creating and fostering a work environment in which individual differences and diversity are appreciated, respected and responded to.
Role Description The FWA Program Manager will be primarily responsible for the design, implementation, and management of the company’s FWA Program, providing expertise to staff in developing processes for tracking, investigating, and managing suspected FWA complaints. The role will analyze, report and monitor the FWA prevention efforts and provide recommendations to leadership on matters related to FWA compliance. The program manager will track and report company activities to ensure compliance with state and federal FWA requirements. - In collaboration with the Corporate Compliance Officer and other business unit leaders, build and maintain a structure around an FWA and payment integrity program supported by policies, processes, procedures, workflows, and technology. - Develop and maintain FWA policies and procedures and implement a comprehensive FWA program. - Chair the Program Integrity Committee and collaborate on the development of the annual work plan which will outline and detail the annual FWA audit and monitoring plan. - Develop and maintain an FWA log and tracking system. - Proactively and independently research FWA issues and effectively employ investigative resources/techniques. - Maximize the recoveries and avoidance for Medicare and Medicaid claims payments with a demonstrated ability to achieve results. - Work to develop prospective and retrospective fraud and abuse detection, investigation, recovery and avoidance through the use of data sources for data mining and analytics to proactively seek out outlying claims activities and investigate for fraud, waste, and abuse. - Develop, translate, and execute strategies or functional/operational objectives for the company with regard to fraud, waste, and abuse. - Responsible for notification of MEDIC of potential fraud activities. - Responsible for notification of state and other federal agencies of potential fraud activities. - Assist in the development and presentation of FWA training presentations. - Serve as primary point of contact for external oversight agencies to include the MEDIC and OHA Medicaid Fraud Unit. - Serve as a member of the Corporate Compliance Committee reporting on FWA matters across all lines of business. - Responsible for creating and presenting FWA reports to the Audit and Compliance Committee of the Board. - Manage and oversee the preparation and submission of FWA regulatory reporting requirements to CMS and OHA. - Regularly attend fraud related meetings with OHA. - Responsible for oversight, management, development, implementation, and communication of the FWA program. Qualifications - Minimum of 8 years related experience in fraud, waste, and abuse investigations, payment integrity processes, and data mining and analysis of health care claims. - Minimum of 4 years of experience implementing or maintaining a fraud, waste, and abuse and payment integrity program in health care. - Experience with regulatory agency reporting and interaction as it relates to fraud, waste, and abuse. - Minimum 4 years of related experience with Medicare and/or Medicaid programs required. Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in business, management, health care administration or other related field or Associate’s degree and equivalent work experience required. - Master’s degree in business, management, or health care administration preferred. - Fraud examiner certification preferred. Benefits - Base Range: $83,310.45 - $145,793.28 Environment - Work inside in a general office setting with ergonomically configured equipment. - Travel is required approximately 10% of the time. Skills - Accountability - Collaboration - Communication (written/verbal) - Flexibility - Listening (active) - Organizational skills/Planning and Organization - Problem Solving - Teamwork Physical Requirements - Stoop and bend. - Sit and/or stand for extended periods of time while performing core job functions. - Repetitive motions to include typing, sorting and filing. - Light lifting and carrying of files and business materials. - Ability to read and comprehend both written and spoken English. - Communicate clearly and effectively.
Role Description As a Program Manager at ICON, you will play a key role in leading and managing complex clinical projects and programs across various departments, ensuring they are delivered on time, within scope, and within budget. You will work closely with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to drive strategic initiatives, improve processes, and achieve organizational goals. - Leading the planning, execution, and delivery of complex clinical programs, ensuring alignment with business objectives and strategic priorities. - Coordinating cross-functional teams, including clinical project managers, technical leads, and other stakeholders, to ensure seamless execution of program activities. - Developing and managing program plans, timelines, budgets, and resources, monitoring progress, and addressing any issues that may impact program success. - Communicating program status, risks, and issues to stakeholders, providing regular updates and ensuring transparency throughout the program lifecycle. - Identifying opportunities for process improvements and implementing best practices to enhance program efficiency, quality, and outcomes. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in business, project management, engineering, or a related field. A PMP or equivalent certification is a plus. - Extensive experience in program management, with a proven track record of successfully delivering large-scale projects. - 7+ years of experience leading global full service clinical trials as a project lead. - Subject matter experience within General Medicine. - Strong leadership and team management skills, with the ability to motivate and guide cross-functional teams in a matrix environment. - Excellent organizational and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and prioritize tasks effectively. - Proficiency in project management tools and methodologies, with experience in risk management, budgeting, and resource allocation. - Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build relationships and influence stakeholders at all levels of the organization. Requirements - Employment with ICON is contingent upon having the legal right to work in the country where the role is based. Benefits - Competitive base salary and performance related incentives. - Health and wellbeing programmes including medical, dental, and vision coverage where applicable. - Retirement and pension plans. - Life assurance and disability coverage. - Employee assistance programmes and wellbeing resources. - Learning and development opportunities through structured training and career pathways. - Benefits may vary depending on role and location.
Orlando Health is a nonprofit healthcare provider with a network of facilities throughout Orlando, Florida. The provider’s network of facilities consists of specialty hospitals f
Role Description This position serves as the lead for Enterprise Telehealth programs within an assigned care domain outpatient, post-acute, or inpatient, functioning as the bridge between corporate shared services and domain operations. Reporting to the Sr. Director of Enterprise Telehealth, the role ensures that centrally governed telehealth programs operating within the assigned domain are supported by the shared service infrastructure, compliance, billing, technology, workflow, and analytics needed to perform reliably and at scale. At this senior level, the role carries independent authority for framework design, accreditation readiness, and shared service standard-setting within the assigned domain. - Shared service accountability for all virtual encounters. - Active patient population aligned to domain programs. - Clinical and operational workforce supported through shared services. - Operating budget oversight for assigned cost centers. - Works in peer partnership with the Sr. Manager, Telehealth Growth and Program Design. - Partners primarily with domain operational leadership and collaborates across IT/CE and matrix support partners. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in healthcare or business-related field required. - Master’s degree in health informatics (MSHI), healthcare administration (MHA), business administration (MBA), or a related field strongly preferred. - Proficient in the use of Epic Electronic Health Record, including relevant telehealth-adjacent modules (e.g., Care Companion, MyChart Video Visits, Hyperspace workflows, Haiku/Canto), and Microsoft Office tools, including Visio. Requirements - PMP or CAPM certification preferred. - Active clinical licensure (RN, BSN) or health informatics credential (CPHIMS) preferred. - Additional credentials considered an asset include telehealth-specific certifications such as CPAHA-T or Certified Telehealth Program Manager (CTHPM), and relevant Epic application certifications. - Seven (7) years of hospital or healthcare experience with demonstrated progressive increase in job scope and responsibility. - Three (3) years of experience in a formal supervisory or managerial role within a healthcare setting. - Demonstrated experience in telehealth, virtual care, or digital health program operations preferred. Benefits - Comprehensive benefits package. - Opportunities for professional development. - Supportive work environment. Essential Functions - Serves as lead for Enterprise Telehealth programs within the assigned care domain. - Partners with domain operational leadership and clinical leaders to support ongoing operation of telehealth programs. - Operationalizes approved program concepts from the Sr. Manager, Telehealth Growth and Program Design. - Provides shared service financial stewardship for the telehealth portfolio. - Accountable for operational alignment with clinical quality and safety standards. - Collaborates with IT/CE partners on technology evaluation and configuration needs. - Functions as the Enterprise Telehealth shared services subject matter expert. - Leads project management for shared service initiatives. - Accountable for defining, monitoring and improving KPIs for programs. - Facilitates effective communication and collaboration across departments. - Develops and delivers training programs for clinical and operational teams. - Participates in process improvement initiatives. - Represents Enterprise Telehealth shared services in system committees and forums. - Stays current with federal and state regulatory frameworks affecting telehealth. - Maintains working knowledge of telehealth reimbursement structures. - Partners with Quality and Operations teams on accreditation readiness. - Creates a climate of empowerment and trust with all working relationships. - Leads, coaches and develops assigned team members. - Manages issues with honesty, compassion, impartiality, and responsiveness. - Maintains regular, punctual attendance consistent with Orlando Health policies. - Maintains compliance with all Orlando Health policies and procedures. Other Related Functions - Assists the Sr. Director of Enterprise Telehealth through a variety of assignments and initiatives.
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Role Description Macmillan Publishers is excited to offer paid, full-time, remote internship opportunities for our 2026-2027 Immersive Internship Program! While these positions are remote-friendly, interns hired locally will have the opportunity to work from our 120 Broadway office if interested. We are looking for passionate individuals to join us in our Trade departments including: - Editorial - Marketing - Publicity - Art & Design - Sales - Managing/Production Editorial - Production - Publishing Operations - Subrights - Creative Services - Author Events In our Shared Services functional areas, opportunities may exist in departments such as: - ESG (Sustainability) - Technology/Platform Development - Legal - People and Culture (HR, DEI, Communications) Interns will become immersed in the inner workings of their assigned teams, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the publishing industry. With our extended year-long 2026-27 program, interns have the time to truly learn the role, contribute in meaningful ways, and take ownership of larger projects. Beyond daily tasks, the program also features: - Industry & Development Workshops: Participate in curated sessions designed to build your professional toolkit and deepen your knowledge of the industry trade. - Networking: Connect virtually with employees across various departments to build a diverse professional network - with more time to grow those relationships throughout the year. Qualifications - Graduated high school - 18 years or older - Eligible to work in the U.S. - Encouraged applications from groups historically underrepresented in publishing, including but not limited to BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, veterans, and people with disabilities. Requirements - Physically located in the U.S. for the duration of the internship - Visa sponsorship is not available at this time Benefits - Compensation: $17/hour - Schedule: Part-time (up to 25 hours per week) How to Apply To be considered, please submit the following documents in PDF format: - Resume - Cover Letter (please include your response to these prompts): - Why are you interested in working at Macmillan? - Whether it's a specific experience, skill or interest, how do you think you'd most contribute as a team member in this program? - Art & Design applicants only: please attach your portfolio as a PDF Please note: Applications missing any of the required documents will not be considered. This is a temporary contracted position; the successful candidate will be employed by Noor Staffing Group, LLC working remotely from anywhere in the United States. Company Description Macmillan Publishers is the U.S. trade company that is part of the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group, a large family-owned group of media companies headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. Holtzbrinck Publishing Group's publishing companies include prominent imprints around the world that publish a broad range of award-winning books for children and adults in all categories and formats. - U.S. publishers include Celadon Books, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Flatiron Books, Henry Holt & Company, Macmillan Audio, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, The St. Martin's Publishing Group, and Tor Publishing Group. - In the UK, Australia, India, and South Africa, companies in the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group publish under the Pan Macmillan name. - The German publishing company, Holtzbrinck Deutsche Buchverlage, includes among its imprints S. Fischer, Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Rowohlt, and Droemer Knaur. Macmillan is proud to be an equal opportunity employer consistently striving to foster a culture where everyone belongs. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and identities. Qualified applicants are evaluated without regard to race, color, religion, age, ethnicity, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability status, physical ability, neurodiversity, genetic information, protected veteran status, family and economic status and background or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. We prohibit discrimination of any kind and will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with applicable law.
Edged is a fast-growing provider of sustainable data centers and energy infrastructure. The company builds and operates a global network of ultra-efficient, AI-ready data centers with waterless cooling for colocation, hyperscale, and build-to-suit customers. The highly differentiated infrastructure platform transforms data center growth into a catalyst for sustainable development. Backed by a deep proprietary technology stack including renewable microgrid systems, ultra-clean generators, and waste-to-fuel solutions. Designed for rapid deployment with more than a dozen new data centers operating or under construction across Europe and North America. A joint venture between one of the largest private multinational corporations and an affiliate of Endeavour. Endeavour is a purpose-driven organization helping innovators develop and launch breakthrough solutions for global challenges.
Role Description The Energy Infrastructure Program Manager is responsible for leading the planning, design, permitting, and execution of critical power infrastructure that supports Edged's data center developments across North America, including utility substations, behind-the-meter generation, and related energy systems. The role serves as the primary owner for energy infrastructure delivery while providing secondary support for data center design coordination to ensure alignment between utility requirements, campus infrastructure, and project execution. Working closely with Development, Energy Strategy, Design, Construction, Commissioning, Operations, and external partners, this position drives project readiness, manages delivery risks, and supports seamless transitions from early site diligence through energization and operational turnover. Key Responsibilities - Lead the planning, design, permitting, and execution of utility substations, behind-the-meter generation, and critical energy infrastructure across multiple projects. - Manage utilities, EPC contractors, consultants, and equipment suppliers from development through commissioning and energization. - Partner with Development and Energy Strategy teams to transition projects from utility negotiations and site diligence into execution. - Provide secondary support for data center design coordination, ensuring alignment between energy infrastructure, customer requirements, and campus design milestones. - Coordinate with Design, Construction, Procurement, and Development teams to establish project scope, budgets, schedules, and execution plans. - Develop and maintain integrated project schedules, manage critical path activities, and proactively mitigate project risks. - Manage project budgets, cost forecasts, change management, and executive reporting throughout the project lifecycle. - Lead stakeholder coordination across internal teams, utilities, EPC partners, consultants, and external agencies. - Lead coordination of environmental, air, and utility permitting activities required for energy infrastructure projects, ensuring alignment with development schedules and regulatory requirements. - Oversee coordination of MV infrastructure, utility tie-ins, fuel systems, and other critical power infrastructure. - Support commissioning, integrated systems testing, and energization activities with Commissioning teams, utilities, and EPC partners. - Partner with Operations during turnover activities, providing technical support, documentation, and training to ensure a seamless transition to long-term ownership. - Build and maintain strategic relationships with utilities, EPC firms, consultants, and key industry partners. Qualifications - Experience delivering utility substations, behind-the-meter generation, or large-scale energy infrastructure projects. - Strong understanding of utility interconnections, power generation systems, and medium- and high-voltage infrastructure. - Experience with environmental and air permitting processes for power generation, energy infrastructure, or large industrial developments. - Experience managing large capital projects, including budgets, schedules, cost forecasting, and risk management. - Experience with EPC delivery models, commissioning, and operational turnover of critical infrastructure assets. - Familiarity with data center development, design coordination, and mission-critical environments. - Experience developing integrated project schedules and managing critical path activities. - Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams and manage multiple stakeholders across complex programs. - Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills with the ability to support executive decision-making. Benefits - Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. - 401(k) retirement plan. - Flexible spending and HSA accounts. - Paid holidays. - PTO. - Employee assistance program. - Other company benefits. EEO Statement Edged is an equal opportunities employer. We believe in ensuring equal access to employment opportunities for all. We assess candidate qualifications and make recruiting decisions based on the experience, capabilities, and skills you share with us in your application and applicable materials. Hiring and employment decisions within Edged are not based on religion, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, or marital, veteran, or disability status. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Contact edcrecruiting@edged.us
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