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business-and-management
Sourcing Strategist
A sourcing strategist plans how an organization selects, negotiates with, and manages suppliers for a category of goods or services. The job seeks the…
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engineering
Specifications Writer
A specifications writer converts design and engineering intent into clear written requirements for products, materials, workmanship, testing, submittals, and project closeout.
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healthcare-and-medical
Speech Pathologist
A speech pathologist assesses and treats communication and, in many jurisdictions, swallowing or feeding difficulties that affect everyday participation.
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science-and-research
Speech Scientist
A speech scientist studies human speech and applies that knowledge to research, measurement, and speech-enabled technology. They connect phonetics, linguistics, psychology, signal processing, statistics,…
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education-and-academia
Speech Teacher
A speech teacher helps children, adolescents, or adults improve functional speech, language, communication, and participation skills. The role may be educational, clinical, or blended…
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writing-and-editing
Speech Writer
A speechwriter researches, plans, drafts, and refines spoken remarks for leaders, representatives, and public-facing experts. The work combines writing craft with strategic communication, factual…
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marketing-and-sales
Sponsorship Coordinator
A Sponsorship Coordinator helps secure, organize, activate, and report on commercial partnerships between a brand and an organization, event, media property, team, venue, or…
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sports-and-recreation
Sport Psychologist
A sport psychologist helps athletes, teams, and sport organizations strengthen wellbeing, psychological skills, and healthy performance under pressure.
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data-and-analytics
SQL Developer
A SQL Developer designs, writes, tests, and improves database queries and related code so applications, reports, and data products can use accurate information efficiently.
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finance-and-accounting
Staff Accountant
A staff accountant maintains accurate general-ledger records, reconciles accounts, prepares close entries and schedules, and supports financial reporting, audits, and internal controls.
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