Supports the management, control, and accountability of Government, Corporate, and Commercial Property, including NASA spaceflight hardware, equipment, materials, and supplies under the Cargo Mission Contract (CMC).
Responsibilities
Support the management, control, security, and accountability of Government, Corporate, and Commercial Property within secured bonded storage and designated operational areas
Perform daily inventory control and bonded room operations, including receiving, inspections, check‑in/check‑out, packing, stocking, storage, issuance, movement of property, and accurate processing of work orders in physical and electronic systems
Maintain accurate, complete, and timely records of inventory transactions, hardware movements, inspections, property identification, labeling, and supporting documentation to ensure traceability and compliance
Ensure proper handling, storage, and safeguarding of property to prevent damage, loss, deterioration, or unauthorized movement
Conduct inventory verification and reconciliation activities, identify discrepancies, and document and escalate concerns as appropriate
Ensuring appropriate delivery of special education instruction and related services as stipulated in IEPs, maintaining compliance with state, federal, and BIE regulations, and providing leadership in curriculum development and professional training for staff and parents.
Locations (2)
Fond du Lac, Minnesota, United States
Cloquet, Minnesota, United States
Compensation
Rate of Pay: $77,000
Responsibilities
Ensure delivery of special education instruction and related services per IEPs
Maintain compliance with state, federal, and BIE regulations
Communicate with parents and guardians about special education processes
Provide leadership in curriculum development
Procure and distribute specialized materials and equipment
The Partnerships Coordinator will play a pivotal role in shaping and advancing strategic partnerships for the College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies (CECS), supporting growth, strengthening industry connections, and expanding student opportunities.
Responsibilities
Coordinate relationships with industry, employer, workforce, economic development, and community partners
Support partner identification, outreach, onboarding, and continued engagement
Research industry trends and workforce needs to identify opportunities for collaboration
Coordinate the College’s Board of Visitors, Government Advisory Board, and Program Advisory Committees
Support employer partnerships for internships, capstones, mentorships, and applied learning
Lead the Full Stack Engineering team in Subrogation, owning technical product and solution design while building and mentoring a multi-level team of full stack engineers.
Compensation
Salary range is:
$136,885.10 - $210,000.00
This position is bonus and/or commission eligible.
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and people leadership to a team of full stack engineers, establishing standards for software development and deployment
Own end-to-end technical product and solution design, ensuring alignment with business objectives and technical excellence
Partner with product managers, UX designers, and business stakeholders to define technical goals and outcomes for the engineering team
Coordinate cross-functional collaboration and delivery for engineering initiatives, managing timelines, deliverables, and stakeholder communication
Lead the team to deliver scalable performant web applications and APIs
Provide comprehensive administrative support to Mayo Clinic staff, managing calendars, meetings, travel, documents, and departmental projects while ensuring confidentiality and high-quality service.
Locations (4)
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Rochester, Minnesota, United States
Responsibilities
Schedule and coordinate meetings, events, and professional travel
Manage calendars and prepare presentation materials
Process invoices and reimbursements
Compose and transcribe correspondence and documents