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Join Grand River Foods, a premier food solutions provider dedicated to excellence in the North American grocery and food service sectors. As part of the Sunrise Farms family, we prioritize creating a supportive work environment for our team while delivering top-tier products to our clients. We take pride in the exceptional care we provide to both our employe…

Join Engine as a Senior Associate in Community OperationsAt Engine, we empower visionary founders who are tackling the world's most critical challenges in areas such as climate change, health, and advanced technologies. Our commitment includes providing robust support through founder programs, access to shared infrastructure and labs, and the opportunity to connect with a diverse national network of corporate partners, investors, and industry experts.

Join Bluerock Therapeutics as a Senior Director - Clinical Operations Program Leader (COPL) in Ophthalmology. In this pivotal role, you will lead and optimize clinical operations for our ophthalmology programs, ensuring the successful execution of clinical trials and the advancement of innovative therapies.Your responsibilities will include strategic planning, cross-functional leadership, and oversight of clinical study execution, while collaborating closely with internal and external stakeholders.

At Iterative Health, we are revolutionizing clinical research to enhance patient outcomes. Our Site Network consists of over 70 clinical research sites across the United States and Europe, focusing on accelerating the journey to market for innovative gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatology therapies. We empower our partner sites through technology-driven services, merging our clinical trial expertise with cutting-edge AI capabilities. This allows us to facilitate access to groundbreaking therapeutics for patients in need.As a Clinical Operations Manager, you will be pivotal in operationalizing our services and AI solutions at clinical research sites nationwide. Reporting to the VP of Growth, you will collaborate closely with our Clinical Research and Life Sciences teams. This role demands exceptional communication skills, customer engagement, and a profound understanding of clinical research. You will strategically align efforts with sponsors, CROs, and major sites, enhancing operational effectiveness, particularly in biological sample collection trials. Your responsibilities will include providing direct support to your assigned sites, championing research best practices, promoting the adoption of our services, and ensuring sites meet their research objectives.Key Responsibilities:Oversee comprehensive clinical research operations for biological sample collection trials, ensuring high-quality execution and sponsor satisfaction.Develop and maintain relationships with DCT (decentralized clinical trial) vendors, managing performance metrics and ensuring successful trial outcomes.Facilitate communication between sites and sponsors, including study education, site engagement, and issue resolution pathways.Lead sponsor-facing initiatives for active studies, managing alliance meetings to report updates, review metrics, and address site challenges, thereby enhancing sponsor satisfaction.Implement direct quality control measures with site staff, including setting data quality expectations and addressing compliance issues.Drive site performance enhancement through metrics analysis, change management, and proactive issue resolution.

Location: Cambridge, MA, USA About Flagship Pioneering Flagship Pioneering builds and funds breakthrough companies in life sciences. The team brings together scientists, entrepreneurs, and capital to drive advances in human health, sustainability, and related fields. Flagship’s approach combines scientific innovation, company creation, and investment under one roof. This structure has enabled the launch of companies that have, for example, contributed to global COVID-19 vaccination, developed new treatments for persistent diseases, and improved food security through agricultural innovation. Flagship’s impact has been recognized by FORTUNE’s “Change the World” list and Fast Company’s “World’s Most Innovative Companies.” Role Overview Flagship Pioneering seeks an experienced Vice President or Senior Vice President of Total Rewards & People Operations. This executive will lead the design, management, and ongoing development of total rewards programs and people operations across Flagship and its portfolio companies. Key areas of responsibility include: Compensation strategy and program design Executive compensation and private-company equity Benefits administration People operations infrastructure People analytics for Flagship and associated companies This leader will oversee a skilled team covering Compensation, Benefits, and related functions. What We’re Looking For Deep expertise in compensation strategy and private-company equity Strong executive presence and sound judgment Ability to translate business goals into scalable people programs Experience working in complex, highly matrixed organizations Comfort operating in a fast-moving environment This role is central to shaping people programs that support growth, innovation, and effectiveness across Flagship’s ecosystem.

The Facilities Maintenance Operations (FMO) team at Harvard University is dedicated to delivering a comprehensive range of labor-based services, including building maintenance, landscaping, and custodial responsibilities across the campus. FMO operates under a fee-for-service model, ensuring that all services align with regulatory standards and meet the high expectations set by the university community.Key Responsibilities:Respond promptly to all types of building infrastructure maintenance requests, focusing especially on HVAC systems.Conduct inspections, adjustments, modifications, and repairs on various boilers, heating, and cooling systems, as well as auxiliary equipment.Interpret and update mechanical plans and schematics as necessary.Utilize DDC technology to monitor, query, and report on the status of building systems.Take initiative for follow-up actions when required.Provide exceptional customer support throughout all phases of building maintenance and operations.Advise customers on maintenance solutions while providing updates on the progress of work.Perform a variety of core trade skills and related duties as needed.Work independently or collaborate within a multi-trade team under the supervision of the Area Supervisor or Working Foreperson.Consistently adhere to safety protocols by wearing appropriate safety clothing and equipment.Maintain a professional appearance by wearing the designated uniform at all times.Working Conditions:Designated as Critical Operations Personnel, required to provide on-site support during emergencies as determined by management.Physical Requirements:Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs. and assist in transporting equipment exceeding 200 lbs. with others.Use of chain falls and come along for heavier lifting may be necessary.Capability to push and pull heavy loads as required.Must be able to stoop, bend, and work in various awkward positions for extended periods, including walking between buildings with tools and equipment.Ability to work alone and safely navigate multiple sets of stairs and use ladders, staging, and lifts.

Join Nuvalent as the Associate Director of Pharmacovigilance (PV) Operations, where you'll lead the charge in ensuring the safety and efficacy of our innovative therapeutic products. In this dynamic role, you will be responsible for overseeing pharmacovigilance activities, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and managing a team dedicated to patient safety.You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to develop and implement strategies that enhance our pharmacovigilance processes, while also contributing to the safety assessment of drug products. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled professional looking to make a significant impact in the field of drug safety.

At Iterative Health, we are at the forefront of healthcare technology, revolutionizing clinical research to enhance patient outcomes. Our Site Network comprises over 70 top-tier clinical research sites across the US and Europe, focusing on advancing gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatology therapies. We empower our partner sites with innovative, technology-driven services, combining extensive clinical trial expertise with advanced AI solutions. Our mission is to facilitate swift access to groundbreaking therapeutics for patients in need, thereby improving lives and health outcomes.The Clinical Data Specialist plays a pivotal role in our clinical trial service operations, primarily responsible for conducting electronic health record (EHR) reviews to identify eligible patients for clinical trials.

As an Assistant Manager in our food service operations, you will play a crucial role in providing management support and oversight, ensuring the delivery of exceptional service in a dynamic environment.Key Responsibilities:Lead effective staff management, including hiring, orientation, training, development, performance evaluation, and fostering a diverse and innovative workplace culture.Oversee both front-of-house and back-of-house operations.Direct the tasks of hourly and temporary staff to guarantee outstanding service delivery; manage staff performance and implement corrective actions when necessary.Assist in monitoring menu dynamics and inventory management systems, ensuring cost control, loss prevention, and maintaining optimal inventory levels according to menu requirements.Ensure all kitchen equipment and facilities are operational and clean; report any repair needs to the Unit Manager.Implement dining hall opening and closing protocols.Support the planning and execution of catered events.Handle administrative tasks such as inventory management, payroll, budgeting, scheduling, documentation, and supply ordering.Maintain high-quality standards concerning food safety, sanitation, equipment functionality, and facility upkeep.Ensure compliance with university policies and applicable laws and regulations.Working Conditions:Availability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as required.Exposure to wet floors, temperature fluctuations, and elevated noise levels.Ability to stand and walk for extended periods is necessary.Physical Requirements:The role frequently involves long hours and diverse responsibilities.Must be capable of lifting weights ranging from 20 to 30 pounds, bending, stooping, and engaging in other physical activities.Ability to remain on your feet for extended durations is essential.

Location: Cambridge, MA (Eastern Time / UTC -4). Relocation support is available. Remote work may be considered for candidates based outside Massachusetts.Start date: ASAPLanguages: English (required) Pragmatike is an AI startup founded by MIT CSAIL researchers, recognized by GTM Capital as a Top 10 GenAI company. The team develops advanced AI systems with a focus on real-world applications. Role overview The Principal Machine Learning Operations Engineer shapes the architecture and scaling of Pragmatike’s machine learning infrastructure. This senior position leads the design, implementation, and optimization of production AI systems, overseeing the full lifecycle from model training and evaluation to deployment, monitoring, and ongoing improvement. Collaboration is central in this role. The Principal ML Ops Engineer works closely with AI researchers, GPU systems engineers, backend developers, and product teams. The main focus is building reliable, efficient, and automated ML platforms to support large-scale AI deployments. Key responsibilities Architect, build, and improve the end-to-end ML Ops pipeline, including training, fine-tuning, evaluation, rollout, and monitoring. Design and maintain infrastructure for model deployment, version control, reproducibility, and orchestration across both cloud and on-premises GPU clusters. Optimize distributed systems for computational efficiency, covering Kubernetes, autoscaling, caching, GPU allocation, and checkpointing workflows. Establish observability for ML systems by monitoring model drift, performance, throughput, reliability, and operational costs. Automate workflows for dataset curation, labeling, feature engineering, evaluation, and CI/CD for ML models. Collaborate with researchers to bring models into production and improve training and inference pipelines. Set internal ML Ops standards, best practices, and develop tools that support cross-team collaboration. Mentor engineers and provide architectural guidance across the AI platform. Requirements Extensive hands-on experience designing and operating production ML systems at scale, ideally at the Staff or Principal level. Deep knowledge of ML Ops, distributed systems, and cloud infrastructure.

Join Harvard University as a Security Manager, reporting to the Director of Safety and Security. In this pivotal role, you will oversee and coordinate security operations, ensuring the safety of staff, visitors, collections, and physical assets at the Harvard Art Museums. As the front-line supervisor, you'll manage security staff during your shifts, applying your expertise with autonomy and sound judgment.Core Responsibilities:Oversee daily security operations at the Harvard Art Museums, managing staffing levels, post coverage, emergency responses, special events, and group visits.Supervise security personnel by scheduling shifts, monitoring performance, providing training, and addressing issues, with a professional approach focused on customer service.Act promptly in emergencies, including medical, fire, and life safety incidents, documenting incidents according to established protocols.Participate in the recruitment and training of new security personnel.Continuously enhance skills to effectively handle a variety of challenges.Optimize resource deployment for efficient operations.Plan daily workflows and support clerical duties, including payroll and timekeeping.Contribute to policy implementation and procedure development for the Security Department, making recommendations to the Director as needed.Assist in creating and applying new security measures to enhance visitor experiences.Utilize Microsoft Office to maintain records, compose communications, and manage statistical databases.Review video footage as needed for investigations and maintain security databases.Support event-related security activities, managing budgets and suggesting operational improvements.

Iterative Health is a pioneering healthcare technology and services firm dedicated to accelerating clinical research and enhancing patient outcomes. Our extensive Iterative Health Site Network comprises over 70 leading clinical research sites across the United States and Europe, fast-tracking the introduction of innovative gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatology therapies. We are committed to propelling the success and expansion of our partner sites by equipping them with cutting-edge tech-enabled services. By merging deep clinical trial expertise with state-of-the-art AI, we empower research teams and study sponsors to broaden and speed up access to novel therapeutics for patients in need.About the RoleWe are in search of a highly driven Finance Analyst to join our dynamic team. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate closely with Finance, Accounting, and operational teams, alongside cross-functional stakeholders, to enhance strategic decision-making and optimize financial operations across the organization. This is a high-impact position where you will gain invaluable hands-on experience supporting the financial functions of a rapidly growing healthcare technology company. You will also play a significant role in advancing our financial systems and infrastructure, particularly as we expand our joint venture (JV) partnerships and prepare for scale.ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain comprehensive financial models to assess revenue performance, key business metrics, and strategic growth initiatives.Prepare and deliver monthly reports to key business stakeholders, providing clear insights and transparency into financial performance.Support the automation and accuracy of reports as the company builds out an Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) and implements Adaptive Insights.Provide strategic analysis and actionable recommendations to facilitate decision-making across the organization.Enhance forecast accuracy by developing a deep understanding of financial and operational drivers.Fortify financial infrastructure and reporting processes to promote scalability, efficiency, and precision.Encourage strong collaboration between finance and business partners; work closely with operational teams to establish department-level KPIs and identify performance improvement opportunities.Contribute to high-impact financial initiatives, including board materials, investor communications, and other core finance functions.

Who is BlueRock?BlueRock Therapeutics LP is an innovative clinical-stage biotechnology company specializing in cell therapy. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking medicines for individuals affected by neurological and ophthalmic disorders. Our lead investigational therapies, bemdaneprocel (BRT-DA01) for Parkinson’s disease and OpCT-001 for primary photoreceptor diseases, exemplify our commitment to transforming patient care. Founded in 2016 as a collaboration between Versant Ventures and Leaps by Bayer, our culture is characterized by resilience in the face of challenges, a sense of urgency in advancing medicine, integrity in our mission, and a strong community focus.What Are We Doing?At BlueRock, we leverage cutting-edge science to convert universal pluripotent stem cells into authentic, functional cells for allogeneic therapies targeting a wide range of diseases. Additionally, our engineering capabilities allow these cells to produce therapeutic proteins, enhancing treatment outcomes. Our dedication to cellular and gene therapy is unwavering, and we aim to deliver innovative solutions to millions of patients.We are looking for collaborative individuals who thrive in a vibrant and dynamic work environment, committed to advancing state-of-the-art cellular therapies that will improve patients' lives.The Associate Director of Vendor Management will play a pivotal role in managing and optimizing BlueRock’s essential Development vendor relationships, which are critical for the successful execution of our key clinical initiatives. This position is responsible for ensuring vendor performance, governance, and the overall health of relationships across key outsourced services such as CROs, central labs, imaging, and recruitment vendors.This role sits at the intersection of strategic leadership and operational execution, partnering closely with Clinical Operations, Finance, Procurement, and other functional leaders to ensure that vendors meet their contractual obligations, adapt to evolving program needs, and align with BlueRock’s overarching development strategy. The Associate Director will also be instrumental in establishing scalable, data-driven governance for vendors across Development.

We are seeking a dedicated Lead Building Engineer to manage the daily operations and maintenance of our building systems, ensuring optimal performance and safety. In this role, you will supervise engineering staff and contractors while maintaining high operational standards.Key Responsibilities:Oversee the operational efficiency of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.Plan and coordinate preventive maintenance and emergency repairs.Manage service contractors to ensure adherence to building standards.Guide and mentor junior engineers and technicians, setting performance goals and evaluating their progress.Work collaboratively with tenants, contractors, and property managers to ensure smooth building operations and address tenant concerns.Coordinate with vendors to define scopes of work and monitor contract compliance and quality control.Conduct regular inspections of the building and proactively address any deficiencies.Implement and manage preventive maintenance schedules effectively.Document equipment readings and ensure systems operate within standards.Adhere to company safety protocols, ensuring compliance with OSHA, NEC, NFC, and NFPA regulations, and maintain safety training logs.Communicate professionally with team members, leadership, vendors, tenants, and clients to keep all parties informed.Perform additional duties as required.

POS-32553Job DescriptionAt HubSpot, we strive to provide our employees with a thoughtful and high-quality experience similar to what we offer our customers. As a vital member of the Global Facilities team, the Senior Manager of Facilities - Americas will oversee operations across our offices in the Americas, ensuring they are safe, reliable, and inspiring spaces where both employees and visitors can thrive.This role is responsible for managing daily facilities operations and the workplace experience for our directly leased and partner-managed locations in the Americas. You will lead a distributed team of coordinators and contingent staff, while also managing regional vendors and building relationships. Collaboration with key stakeholders such as Real Estate, Security, Business Technology, and Workplace Experience is essential to deliver a scalable, data-informed facilities strategy that aligns with HubSpot’s growth trajectory.

LILA Sciences is seeking a Staff DevOps Engineer to lead the design, deployment, and ongoing improvement of infrastructure and delivery systems. This role blends platform engineering, site reliability, and DevOps practices to build scalable, automated systems that support reliable software delivery in cloud and Kubernetes environments. Collaboration is central: work closely with software developers, laboratory scientists, and machine learning engineers to create the backbone for automated scientific analysis and experiment orchestration. Key Responsibilities Design and implement Kubernetes-based infrastructure to support scientific services, machine learning pipelines, and platform workloads. Ensure production hardening, RBAC, network policies, and compliance with Pod Security Standards. Set up and maintain CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. Apply best practices including build attestations, SBOM generation, dependency scanning, and container image hardening. Apply Infrastructure-as-Code principles with Terraform and Helm. Implement policy-as-code guardrails (using OPA, Kyverno, or Checkov) and enable drift detection. Manage AWS cloud infrastructure, including EKS clusters, IAM with least privilege, VPC/PrivateLink networking, KMS/Secrets Manager, ECR, S3, and centralized logging and monitoring systems. Develop platform tools to improve deployment, observability, and developer workflows, supporting self-service with secure defaults. Drive reliability engineering practices, focusing on SLOs/SLIs, incident response, capacity planning, and performance optimization across the technology stack. Implement software supply chain security, including artifact signing, registry governance, and vulnerability management. Build and maintain QA and testing infrastructure: static analysis, code quality gates in CI pipelines, automated end-to-end and browser-based regression testing, ephemeral environments for pull request validation, and pre-merge quality checks. Automate operational processes and develop tooling in Python or Go to streamline infrastructure operations and integrate telemetry with observability platforms. Requirements Significant experience in DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering, or Platform Engineering within large-scale cloud environments. Proficiency with cloud deployments (AWS, GCP, etc.) using Infrastructure-as-Code tools such as Terraform and Helm, and expertise in containerization. Strong background in CI/CD systems (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins) and familiarity with GitOps workflows. Advanced scripting skills in Python or similar languages for automation and tool creation. Comprehensive understanding of Kubernetes operations, including deployments, networking, storage, observability, and troubleshooting. This position is based in Cambridge, MA, USA.

BioMed Realty is actively seeking a meticulous and proactive Property Coordinator to enhance our operations team. This pivotal role involves providing invaluable support for financial and accounting functions associated with property management, maintenance, and construction operations. You will also play a critical role in delivering administrative and clerical assistance to ensure the seamless daily operations of our team. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional organizational skills and the capability to juggle multiple priorities while facilitating everyday operational and financial activities across our property portfolio. Key Responsibilities: Assist in property operations including the coordination of maintenance, construction projects, and tenant inquiries. Support financial administration tasks such as processing purchase orders, coding invoices, routing for approvals, and monitoring accounts payable and receivable. Contribute to the preparation and tracking of operating budgets, timelines, and project plans. Maintain meticulous records related to tenants, vendors, contracts, and operational documentation. Collaborate with engineering and building operations teams to coordinate contractor activities in common areas. Oversee and ensure compliance with Certificates of Insurance (COIs) for tenants, vendors, and contractors. Create and manage service requests and work orders utilizing Building Engines. Facilitate tenant communication regarding building operations and scheduled maintenance from the landlord. Assist with operational reporting, vendor bid evaluations, and project updates. Generate Nexus Payables reports, support vendor onboarding processes, and track ESG and sustainability metrics including waste diversion and utility consumption.

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Director of Clinical Quality to join our dynamic team at Integrated Resources, Inc. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for overseeing the clinical quality management systems, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving continuous improvement in clinical processes.Your leadership will be vital in fostering a culture of quality and safety, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to enhance patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Join our dynamic team at Manitoulin Transport as a Night Shift Dock Worker, where you'll play a crucial role in managing our freight operations. Your responsibilities will include loading and unloading inbound and outbound trailers, distributing freight to our P&D drivers, and accurately documenting any overages, shortages, or damages. You'll also reweigh and cube freight while ensuring the yard and warehouse remain clean and organized. Please note that heavy lifting may be required. It is essential to adhere to health and safety protocols along with company policies, ensuring a claims-free environment. This position requires a commitment to reliability and teamwork, as you'll be working closely with colleagues in a fast-paced setting. Your work hours will be from 12:00 AM to 8:30 AM, Tuesday through Saturday.