Senior Security Engineer, Digital Forensics (San Francisco)

About Us Foundry Robotics is building an AI-native robotics manufacturing company focused on deploying advanced assembly and production capability for leading robotics companies and national-security-critical hardware. Basically, we’re building robots that build robots. We are reimagining manufacturing through advanced robotics. Our mission is to rebuild the American manufacturing industry as an AI-first, assembly-focused, dual-use contract manufacturer. We aim to empower manufacturers with intelligent, efficient, and adaptable robotic systems that redefine productivity and quality. As a founding member of our engineering team, you will have a direct and significant impact on our product, culture, and ultimate success. This role is 100% in-person at our office in the mission, SF. The Role We're hiring our first Head of Security to own the full security and compliance program end to end, from achieving CMMC Level 2 certification ahead of our November 2026 deadline, to building and leading the security function as we grow. You'll be the accountable owner for how Foundry protects Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), export-controlled technical data, and customer IP across our edge, on-prem, and cloud infrastructure. This is a builder role. You'll set strategy, do hands-on work in the early days, and hire a team behind you. Key Responsibilities Government & regulatory compliance Drive CMMC Level 2 certification to completion - scoping, SSP/POA&M ownership, evidence collection, and managing the C3PAO assessment (we're already evaluating firms like Schellman, A-LIGN, and CBIZ Pivot Point). Own our NIST SP 800-171 / DFARS 252.204-7012 posture and continuous compliance. Stand up and administer our ITAR/EAR export-control program - technical data segregation, access controls for U.S. persons, deemed-export policies. Maintain AS9100 and SOC 2 alignment in coordination with quality and operations. Security engineering & operations Own identity, endpoint, and network security across our stack (JumpCloud MDM, CrowdStrike EDR, Google/1Password, Cloudflare, AWS, Tailscale). Define and enforce CUI boundary architecture across edge (Jetson/Orin), on-prem (GPU cluster), and cloud (AWS). Own our Incident Response Plan and serve in the IRT; run tabletop exercises and lead real incidents. Vendor/third-party risk management, including ITAR/CMM-aware external partner collaborations. Team & program building Build the security roadmap and budget; make build-vs-buy calls decisively. Hire, mentor, and lead a security team (GRC, security engineering). Partner with engineering, IT, and leadership to make security a default, not a blocker. What We're Looking For Understanding of national security facility requirements. Previous/current Experience as a Facility Security Officer. Proven track record taking an organization through CMMC Level 2 or NIST SP 800-171 assessment, ideally end to end, at least once. Deep, hands-on knowledge of DFARS, CUI handling, and ITAR/EAR export controls. Strong security engineering foundation: identity, endpoint, network, and cloud (AWS) security, you can architect and, early on, implement. Experience building or scaling a security function at a startup or fast-growing company. U.S. person status (required for ITAR-controlled work). Comfort operating with high autonomy and ambiguity in a ~30-person startup. Nice to Have SOC 2 and AS9100 experience. Manufacturing, defense, aerospace, or hardware-adjacent background. Familiarity with securing edge/robotics or ML/GPU infrastructure. Relevant certifications (CISSP, CISM, CCP/CCA, etc.). Why Join Us? This is one of the only places where world-class manufacturing operators, mechanical engineers, robotics researchers, and software engineers sit in the same room, building production systems together. We are committed to being deeply embedded in the U.S. industrial base. Our focus is simple: build adaptive robotic assembly systems that make American manufacturing scalable, resilient, and competitive again. The base salary range for this full-time position in the location of San Francisco is: $150,000 to $250,000 USD Compensation packages at Foundry Robotics for eligible roles include base salary, equity, and benefits. The range displayed on each job posting reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries for the position, determined by work location and additional factors, including job-related skills, experience, interview performance, and relevant education or training. Foundry Robotics employees in eligible roles are also granted equity-based compensation, subject to Board of Director approval. You’ll also receive benefits including, but not limited to: Comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage, and generous PTO. J-18808-Ljbffr

VP & Managing Director, Mid-size Pharma - US/EU (Durham)

VP & Managing Director, Mid-Sized Pharma Join IQVIA and help drive healthcare forward. IQVIA is a leading global provider of clinical research services, commercial insights, and healthcare intelligence to the life sciences and healthcare industries. We create intelligent connections across healthcare through advanced analytics, technology, data, and deep domain expertise - helping customers accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative medical treatments that improve patient outcomes worldwide. We are seeking a VP & Managing Director, Mid-Sized Pharma to lead one of IQVIA’s important strategic partnerships. As the senior owner of the clinical relationship for designated mid-sized pharmaceutical customers, this leader will combine clinical development expertise, strategic account leadership, and operational excellence to accelerate customer development portfolios and strengthen long-term partnership value. This role mobilizes IQVIA’s global delivery operations, data and technology assets, governance structures, and strategic resourcing models to ensure consistent, high-quality execution and sustainable growth. Acting as the senior operational bridge between IQVIA and mid-sized pharma customers’ clinical organizations, the VP & Managing Director will anticipate evolving needs, mitigate risk, and align complex matrix teams around shared priorities. What You’ll Be Doing Strategic Partnership Leadership Serve as the senior operational liaison between IQVIA and the customer’s clinical development organization. Lead the preferred provider partnership by shaping strategic resourcing models and identifying opportunities to deepen collaboration. Mobilize global IQVIA teams to anticipate customer needs, align delivery priorities, and strengthen partnership value. Drive year-over-year organic growth, expand customer market share, and sustain high levels of client satisfaction. Operational Governance & Delivery Excellence Chair or co-chair operational governance forums and oversee resolution of escalations across the partnership. Ensure high-quality delivery across Global Product Development by aligning resources, sharing best practices, and strengthening customer confidence. Lead portfolio-level risk management across the customer’s clinical development programs. Track and optimize RDS and RWLP delivery performance in partnership with global business unit teams. Commercial & Financial Leadership Partner with Sales, Global Business Operations, and account leadership on financial tracking, LSFR activity, and strategic partnership opportunities. Own achievement of annual net revenue targets of $100M at targeted profitability levels. Apply strong financial acumen to pricing, margin management, investment decisions, and long-term account planning. People Leadership & Cross-Functional Influence Lead and mentor global teams across Quality, Data Management, Lifecycle Safety, delivery operations, and other key functions. Establish goals, delegate effectively, and elevate team capability through coaching, accountability, and performance focus. Build trusted relationships with senior internal and external stakeholders across geographies and functions. Orchestrate matrix teams to ensure alignment with customer strategy, IQVIA best practices, and operational commitments. What We’re Looking For Deep expertise in clinical development, clinical operations, and global delivery models. Strong understanding of pharmaceutical and biotechnology business models, development priorities, and operational challenges. 15-20 years of experience in pharma, biotech, CRO, clinical operations, commercial, business development, project management, data management, laboratory, or pre-clinical environments. Proven success in senior client management, strategic partnership development, and influencing C-suite stakeholders. Exceptional communication, negotiation, critical thinking, and executive stakeholder management skills. Strong matrix leadership capability with cultural agility across global teams and complex client environments. Demonstrated ability to deliver results aligned with customer expectations, company objectives, financial goals, and quality standards. Solid financial analysis skills, including margin management, revenue planning, and strategic decision-making. Ability to design and execute strategic and tactical customer plans that translate priorities into measurable outcomes. What We Offer At IQVIA, you will join a global organization focused on helping customers solve complex healthcare challenges through clinical research services, commercial insights, healthcare intelligence, advanced analytics, technology, and deep domain expertise. You will have the opportunity to shape a high-impact customer partnership, work across diverse geographies and therapeutic areas, and help accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative medical treatments that improve patient outcomes and population health worldwide. We foster a culture of belonging where colleagues are encouraged to contribute their perspectives, collaborate across teams, and grow while doing meaningful work that helps move healthcare forward. Please Note: You must reside within the country where this role is posted to be eligible for this remote position. IQVIA is a leading global provider of clinical research services, commercial insights and healthcare intelligence to the life sciences and healthcare industries. We create intelligent connections to accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative medical treatments to help improve patient outcomes and population health worldwide. Learn more at https://jobs.iqvia.com IQVIA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other status protected by applicable law. https://jobs.iqvia.com/eoe IQVIA is committed to integrity in our hiring process and maintains a zero tolerance policy for candidate fraud. All information and credentials submitted in your application must be truthful and complete. Any false statements, misrepresentations, or material omissions during the recruitment process will result in immediate disqualification of your application, or termination of employment if discovered later, in accordance with applicable law. We appreciate your honesty and professionalism. The potential base pay range for this role, when annualized, is $165,400.00 - $460,800.00. The actual base pay offered may vary based on a number of factors including job-related qualifications such as knowledge, skills, education, and experience; location; and/or schedule (full or part-time). Dependent on the position offered, incentive plans, bonuses, and/or other forms of compensation may be offered, in addition to a range of health and welfare and/or other benefits. J-18808-Ljbffr

CFO - Construction (Saint Paul)

About All In One Accounting All In One Accounting is a 7-time winner of the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in the Twin Cities and one of the Best Places to Work in the Minneapolis area. Our purpose is simple: to make the lives of entrepreneurial and nonprofit leaders better. We do that by supporting profitable growth, protecting assets, and amplifying impact — bringing financial clarity and strategic leadership to the clients who need it most. We run on EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), which means clear goals, strong accountability, and a team that executes with intention. Description CFO - Construction About All In One Accounting All In One Accounting is a 7-time winner of the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in the Twin Cities and one of the Best Places to Work in the Minneapolis area. Our purpose is simple: to make the lives of entrepreneurial and nonprofit leaders better. We do that by supporting profitable growth, protecting assets, and amplifying impact — bringing financial clarity and strategic leadership to the clients who need it most. We run on EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), which means clear goals, strong accountability, and a team that executes with intention. The CFO Role at All In One Accounting At AIOA, the CFO is the single owner of the client relationship — fully and without ambiguity. Client realization, utilization, Net Promoter Score (NPS), retention, and growth all come back to you. You report to your Managing Director, who owns the practice system around you. Below you sits a team of Accountants and Controllers who execute the work and elevate issues to you. You own the relationship, the outcomes, and the accountability that comes with both. In EOS terms, your Managing Director holds you accountable to your results — and you hold your team accountable to theirs. About This CFO Role We're seeking a strategic Construction CFO to own a book of client relationships and provide executive-level financial leadership to small and mid-sized manufacturers. At AIOA, the CFO is the single owner of the client relationship — fully and without ambiguity. Client realization, utilization, NPS, retention, and growth all come back to you. You'll LMA a team of Senior Controllers, Controllers, Senior Accountants, and Accountants. The relationship, the outcomes, and the accountability are yours. Now About You We hire for hungry, humble, and smart — and our CFOs demonstrate those qualities at the highest level of individual client ownership. Hungry means you treat your book of business like it's yours — because it is. You stay current, push your clients to think bigger, and bring ideas that go beyond what was asked. Humble means you listen before you advise, build trust before you challenge, and invest in the people on your team as a genuine priority. Smart means you read organizations quickly, communicate with clarity and authority, and make complex financial strategy feel accessible. You own the relationship, the outcomes, and the accountability that comes with both. LMA Accountability In EOS, LMA — Leadership, Management, and Accountability — is the framework through which every leader fulfills their people responsibilities. As a CFO, your LMA accountability covers your delivery team: you are responsible for the relationships, metrics, and outcomes of every team member who reports to you. You develop your people, hold them accountable to quality and timeliness, and elevate issues proactively to your Managing Director. How Business Development Works At AIOA At AIOA, a dedicated Business Development team handles lead generation and pipeline management. As a CFO, your role in growth is to deepen the value AIOA delivers to your existing clients — identifying expansion opportunities, strengthening relationships, and ensuring every client on your book sees AIOA as indispensable. When BD surfaces a qualified prospect, you may be brought in as the subject matter expert to help close. But your primary growth accountability is your existing book. Responsibilities & Expectations Client Ownership - Realization, Utilization, NPS, Retention & Growth Own the client relationship including realization, utilization, NPS, retention, and growth for your full book of construction clients Serve as the primary strategic advisor and relationship lead for construction business owners and executives Identify and proactively address account risks — surfacing issues before they affect client satisfaction or retention Deliver accurate and timely financials on budget for every client on your book Develop and implement strategic financial plans aligned with each client's project pipeline and business growth Lead bonding capacity analysis, surety relationship management, and bonding strategy Build financial models for project financing, equipment acquisitions, and capital planning Provide strategic oversight of WIP management, cash flow forecasting, and backlog analysis Support M&A diligence, business valuations, and ownership transition planning Advise on construction contract structures, risk allocation, and financial terms Build and maintain strong relationships with clients' external partners including lenders, surety brokers, CPAs, and attorneys Identify and act on expansion opportunities within your existing book LMA - Leadership, Management, & Accountability LMA: responsible for team member relationships, metrics, and outcomes across your delivery team Interview and assess candidates for future roles within your team. Set the standard for work quality, client communication, and professional conduct across your team Develop the people on your team through regular feedback, coaching, and intentional growth conversations Hold team members accountable to quality, timeliness, and EOS commitments — clearly and consistently Escalate people issues proactively to your Managing Director — don't wait until problems compound Ensure capacity is managed well — your team is neither overwhelmed nor underutilized Deliver CFO Services Deliver CFO services to your full book of construction clients at the highest level of quality and strategic depth Ensure your delivery team has the direction, context, and support needed to deliver excellent work on every account Escalate relevant issues to your Managing Director proactively — not after the fact Internal Responsibilities Complete all internal responsibilities including time tracking, capacity planning, and quarterly Rocks Actively participate in All In One Accounting's Brand Ambassador program, representing our mission and values Uphold security practices to protect client assets and firm data effectively Requirements The Successful Candidate Will Have Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or related field (CPA or CMA preferred) Experience in a multi-client or Client Accounting Services (CAS) environment strongly preferred 12 years of progressive financial leadership with meaningful construction industry experience Proven success in executive-level financial advisory and client relationship ownership Deep expertise in construction finance including job cost accounting, bonding, project financing, and WIP management Demonstrated track record of LMA — leading and developing accounting teams Excellence in executive communication with construction owners, lenders, and surety brokers Strong familiarity with EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) preferred Why All In One Accounting All In One Accounting offers a work environment built on flexibility, trust, and genuine investment in our people. With team members across the country, we've built a culture that works regardless of geography — grounded in our five core values of Commitment, Foresight, Relationships, Tenacity, and Teamwork. This is a rare opportunity to step into true business ownership without equity risk — running your own practice, leading your own team, and sharing in the results you create. If you're ready to operate like a partner, we're ready to treat you like one. Compensation & Benefits Base Salary: $140,000 – $165,000 Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401K with employer match Life insurance Long and short-term disability HSA, FSA, and dependent care options Tenured PTO program — paid time off increases with years of service Professional development opportunities Certification support and continuing education assistance Annual bonus of up to 15% of base salary tied to a CFO scorecard All In One Accounting provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. J-18808-Ljbffr

Associate General Counsel (Northern)

Summary The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is one of the nation’s largest independent foundations. The Foundation supports creative people, effective institutions, and influential networks building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. MacArthur invests in solving some of the world’s most pressing social challenges, including advancing global climate solutions , promoting local justice reform in the U.S., revitalizing local news , expanding who creates, uses, and benefits from artificial intelligence , and strengthening the well-being of Native communities . In addition to the MacArthur Fellows Program and the global 100&Change competition , the Foundation continues its historic commitments to the role of journalism in a responsive democracy as well as the vitality of our headquarters city, Chicago . The Foundation also maintains offices in Nigeria and India . The Office of the General Counsel provides insight, advice and counsel to the Foundation’s President, Staff and Board on a wide variety of policy, governance, programmatic, corporate, investment, and general legal matters. It is led by the Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, to whom Associate General Counsels report, and works closely providing input and consulting on numerous issues. Working with the General Counsel and Deputy General Counsel, an Associate General Counsel (AGC) provides legal counsel to Foundation Staff colleagues across an integrated portfolio of grantmaking, impact investments, investments, corporate, and operational matters. AGCs serve as embedded strategic partners to their assigned grant program teams, helping to shape legal frameworks from the earliest stages of program design, advising on and documenting risk management across their portfolios, and working with the General Counsel to build the legal infrastructure that the broader organization relies on. The AGC works with program teams and investment and impact investment teams, exercising judgment on complex matters with significant financial, reputational, and mission implications. Essential Duties and Responsibilities The Associate General Counsel may handle matters in the following areas: Grantmaking: Serve as primary legal counsel to multiple grantmaking teams, advising on grant structures, legal due diligence, and compliance with private foundation tax rules, and related domestic and international legal requirements. Review and draft grant agreements and related documents. Counsel program staff on legal and reputational risk. Investments and impact investments: Review, draft, and negotiate documentation for the Foundation's traditional investment portfolio, including partnership agreements, subscription documents, and side letters. Advise on PRI and MRI impact investment transactions from term sheet through closing and ongoing compliance. Contracts: Draft, review, and negotiate a broad range of agreements, including consulting, technology, data privacy, licensing, real property, and vendor agreements. Legal systems and operations: Contribute to the development of templates, policies, and playbooks that support consistency and risk management across the Foundation's legal work. Participate in cross-functional working groups and support knowledge management infrastructure across the department. Corporate governance and affiliate matters: Assist with Board and Committee materials, minutes, resolutions, and consents for the Foundation and its affiliates. As assigned, serve as counsel, director, and/or officer to affiliated entities. Support regulatory filings. Staff training and legal education: Help design and deliver legal training for Foundation staff. Translate complex legal analysis into clear, actionable guidance for non-lawyer audiences. External engagement: Represent the Foundation through conference speaking, professional committees, and peer networks. Bring emerging legal developments and best practices back to the team. Strategic legal leadership: Contribute to the development of consistent legal frameworks and department-wide practices in a quickly evolving operating environment. Advise on novel and complex legal and risk questions where established precedent may be limited. Qualifications: Required Juris Doctor from an accredited institution with a record of strong academic and professional achievement Current admission to the Illinois State Bar, an ability and willingness to sit for the bar exam for admission to Illinois Bar, or eligibility for immediate admission as registered in-house counsel At least five years of experience as a practicing lawyer in a firm, organization, or government Preferred Prior in-house experience, ideally with a not-for-profit organization Knowledge of private foundation tax law, nonprofit governance, and/or philanthropic sector regulation Experience with investment and/or impact investment deals, including equity and debt structures Familiarity with international grantmaking compliance, cross-border contracting, and/or OFAC/ATF requirements Experience advising on data privacy, technology agreements, and/or AI governance matters Experience negotiating and drafting contracts, legal memoranda, investment documents and other agreements Experience designing legal systems, templates, and/or cross-functional processes Competencies Experience managing a wide range of multiple projects, clients, and issues simultaneously in a role requiring a broad base of knowledge, being able to respond timely to multiple requests with different priorities and reacting to new ideas and changing strategies Ability to think strategically and be solution oriented Ability to exercise independent judgment and work autonomously while maintaining strong alignment with department colleagues Ability to write and speak clearly and concisely to identify, assess, and resolve legal and business problems and to summarize complex information Experience balancing risk management with innovation in a fast-moving legal environment Ability willingness to exercise sound, informed judgment, build and maintain positive, collaborative relationships internally, finding consensus among a diversity of perspectives where appropriate Critical thinker who enjoys working with passionate and innovative colleagues High level of integrity, discretion, and professional judgment The position is hybrid and based in Chicago, Illinois. Annual salary for this role will start at $174,800. We offer a generous total compensation package that emphasizes both base salary and a comprehensive benefits package to support your life, health, and well-being. Work Environment and Reasonable Accommodations The work environment is an office setting. Requests for reasonable accommodations will be considered to enable a person with disabilities to perform the job. Reasonable accommodations are also available during the interview process. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state or local laws. J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Compliance Officer / Deputy General Counsel (San Francisco)

Chief Compliance Officer / Deputy General Counsel: Our client, a leading private investment firm is seeking a CCO/DGC to take ownership of its compliance function. This is a highly visible, high-priority hire with direct exposure to senior leadership and a clear mandate to bring structure, accountability, and operational rigor to the firm's compliance program. This opportunity is well-suited for a high-upside compliance professional who is ready to step into a CCO role or join as a deputy with a defined path to CCO in the near term. The role combines hands‑on execution with strategic oversight and offers meaningful breadth across compliance and legal matters. Key Points Opportunity to build and refine compliance processes and infrastructure within a stable fund with strong long-term growth Broad role spanning compliance leadership and legal support and working in a collaborative, low-ego culture that values initiative and accountability Exposure to technology and AI-driven process improvements High profile position with a true seat at the table amongst bright, talented investment and operations professionals Responsibilities Take full ownership of the firm's compliance program, ensuring it is practical, well-documented, and regulator-ready Build, maintain, and improve policies, procedures, and compliance workflows across the organization Establish structured processes for tracking, escalation, and resolution of compliance matters Oversee regulatory filings, documentation, and ongoing compliance obligations Advise on key regulatory requirements impacting investment advisers and private funds Monitor and enforce policies related to conflicts of interest, personal trading, MNPI, and code of ethics Review and approve investor-facing materials and maintain supporting documentation Provide support on commercial agreements and other compliance‑adjacent legal matters Partner with internal teams and external advisors to ensure effective execution of compliance initiatives Qualifications J.D. with active bar membership Experience in investment management compliance, preferably within private equity or alternative asset management Demonstrated ability to build or improve compliance programs and processes Proactive, hands‑on approach with strong ownership and follow-through Strong communication skills and ability to engage with senior stakeholders and sound judgment with an ability to balance regulatory requirements with business needs J-18808-Ljbffr