The role involves driving HR and workforce transformation projects, partnering with HR leaders to address talent challenges, and supporting AI adoption and organizational design within the Financial Services Organization.
Responsibilities
Drive HR and workforce transformation projects, from strategy and design through implementation and adoption
Partner with HR and business leaders to address workforce, talent, skills and organizational challenges
Support clients understand and address the impact of AI on work, workforce and HR, identifying opportunities for automation and human-AI collaboration
Design and implement change and adoption approaches, including stakeholder engagement, communications, learning and leadership enablement
Facilitate workshops and translate complex people challenges into actionable recommendations and solutions
The role involves shaping how ASM rewards and motivates its global sales organization by developing sales incentive plans that connect performance with strategic priorities.
Responsibilities
Partner with senior Sales leadership to establish annual objectives, sales quotas, performance targets, and incentive structures.
Design and maintain differentiated sales incentive plans that align with ASM’s strategic business priorities and Global Rewards principles.
Define growth, customer penetration, and market defense objectives in partnership with Sales, Business Units, and Business Development.
Manage quarterly commission calculations and true-up processes across bookings, revenue, customer payments, and other applicable performance measures.
Collaborate with Sales Operations, Finance, and regional leadership to validate compensation data and support accurate and timely incentive payments.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, or a related discipline
Nice to have: global or regional sales organization
Nice to have: designing, modeling, or improving sales incentive and commission plans
Nice to have: sales operations, quota setting, bookings, revenue, performance measurement, and commission processes
Support and deliver remuneration consulting projects for clients, providing analysis, benchmarking, modelling and recommendations to executive and non‑executive stakeholders.
Locations (3)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Responsibilities
Support the delivery of executive and non‑executive remuneration consulting projects
Assist with research, analysis, benchmarking, modelling and the development of client recommendations
Contribute to the preparation of presentations and materials for boards, remuneration committees and senior stakeholders
Help develop practical advice on remuneration structures, governance and market practices
Build strong relationships with clients and contribute to a positive client experience
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Literacy Coach, K-3 Foundational Skills
Center for Student Achievement Solutions · Posted Nov 5, 2026
Coach K-3 teachers in partner schools across New York City, providing modeling, feedback, and data-driven instruction to improve student reading growth.
Compensation
$500.00 to $650.00 per full onsite day, based on expertise and results
Responsibilities
Coach K-3 teachers onsite through modeling, co‑teaching, observation, and in‑the‑moment feedback
Teach model lessons in phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, fluency, and encoding that teachers can replicate the next day
Lead teachers through analysis of Acadience, iReady, progress monitoring data, and student work to find error patterns and plan next steps
Support Tier 1, 2, and 3 instruction with fidelity: UFLI Foundations, Fundations, Really Great Reading, Preventing Academic Failure, Orton Gillingham, Heggerty, HMH Into Reading, Heggerty Bridge the Gap, Phonics for Reading, and REWARDS
Meet with school leaders before and after each onsite day with clear strengths, growth areas, and follow‑up actions
Requirements
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Literacy, Reading, Special Education, or Curriculum and Instruction
Nice to have: LETRS or Orton-Gillingham certification
Coach K-3 teachers onsite, model lessons, analyze data, and support instruction in partner schools across New York City.
Compensation
Compensation$500.00 to $650.00 per full onsite day, based on expertise and results
Responsibilities
Coach K-3 teachers onsite through modeling, co‑teaching, observation, and in‑the‑moment feedback
Teach model lessons in phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, fluency, and encoding
Lead teachers through analysis of Acadience, iReady, progress monitoring data, and student work to find error patterns and plan next steps
Support Tier 1, 2, and 3 instruction with fidelity: UFLI Foundations, Fundations, Really Great Reading, Preventing Academic Failure, Orton Gillingham, Heggerty, HMH Into Reading, Heggerty Bridge the Gap, Phonics for Reading, and REWARDS
Meet with school leaders before and after each onsite day with clear strengths, growth areas, and follow‑up actions
Requirements
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Literacy, Reading, Special Education, or Curriculum and Instruction
Nice to have: LETRS or Orton‑Gillingham certification
Coach K-3 teachers onsite through modeling, co‑teaching, observation, and in‑the‑moment feedback
Compensation
Compensation$500.00 to $650.00 per full onsite day, based on expertise and results
Responsibilities
Coach K-3 teachers onsite through modeling, co‑teaching, observation, and in‑the‑moment feedback
Teach model lessons in phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, fluency, and encoding that teachers can replicate the next day
Lead teachers through analysis of Acadience, iReady, progress monitoring data, and student work to find error patterns and plan next steps
Support Tier 1, 2, and 3 instruction with fidelity: UFLI Foundations, Fundations, Really Great Reading, Preventing Academic Failure, Orton Gillingham, Heggerty, HMH Into Reading, Heggerty Bridge the Gap, Phonics for Reading, and REWARDS
Meet with school leaders before and after each onsite day with clear strengths, growth areas, and follow‑up actions
Requirements
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Literacy, Reading, Special Education, or Curriculum and Instruction
Nice to have: LETRS or Orton‑Gillingham certification