VC/Accelerator Partnerships (San Francisco)

About the Company Every year, one million businesses shut down, yet the process remains messy, expensive, and underserved. At SimpleClosure, our mission is to make business shutdowns seamless, compliant, and stress free, because closing a company shouldn’t feel harder than starting one. We recently raised our $15 million Series A and were named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025. Backed by top investors and trusted by hundreds of startups, we’re rapidly establishing ourselves as the technology leader in this space. Join us and make an outsized impact as we create innovative solutions for businesses, their teams, and their stakeholders. Job Overview This isn't a sales role. It's a relationships role — built on genuine trust inside one of the world's most connected startup ecosystems. You will own SimpleClosure's presence inside the SF VC and accelerator community: the platform teams, the program managers, the partners who quietly shepherd portfolio companies through hard transitions. You'll be an integral part of our Partnerships team, supporting the SF market end-to-end: sourcing new partners, deepening existing ones, co-designing events, and building the kind of earned credibility that no outbound sequence can manufacture. * Ideal candidates MUST be located in the San Francisco Metro Area. Responsibilities Partnerships & Pipeline Own a portfolio of VC fund and accelerator relationships from first outreach through activation and long-term engagement Map the SF VC landscape: identify funds with the most portfolio distress exposure, surface platform leads and program managers, and prioritize by referral potential Build and maintain referral pipelines with VC fund stakeholders, platform teams, accelerator program managers, startup attorneys, and ecosystem connectors Track all relationship activity, referral volume, and pipeline contribution in HubSpot — this is a real pipeline, and it needs to look like one Own the handoff loop: when a partner sends us a company, they should hear back fast and feel good about it Ecosystem Presence Attend 3–5 Bay Area startup events per week — demo days, VC-hosted dinners, founder meetups, tech week gatherings, legal and accounting firm events Build genuine relationships with: VC GPs/partners, finance and legal teams, and platform leads (especially those managing portfolio companies navigating wind-downs), accelerator program managers (YC, a16z, Soma Capital, First Round, etc.) and directly with founders. Become the recognized SimpleClosure face in SF — the name that surfaces when the words shutdown or wind-down come up in conversation Events & Programming Support and co-own SimpleClosure's SF event programming alongside our Community team: founder dinners, VC roundtables, informal what to do when it's over conversations Identify co-hosting and co-branding opportunities with ecosystem partners that extend reach without requiring a full production lift Bring back intel from every room you're in: what are founders worried about, what are VCs telling their portfolio, what language resonates Desired Skills and Qualifications Already embedded in the SF VC ecosystem — you have existing relationships at VC platform teams, accelerator programs, or startup law firms 3–5 years in partnerships, BD, ecosystem, platform or community roles at a startup, financial services or VC Organized enough to run a real pipeline in CRM; not so transactional that you lose the trust that makes this work Genuine social energy — you are energized by events and people, not depleted by them. This is a personality fit, not a hustle requirement. Strong communicator: warm in person, crisp in writing, responsive in Slack Comfortable with ambiguity and self-directed; you don't need a playbook to get moving Desired but not required: Personal experience founding or shutting down a company — you know what this moment feels like from the inside Existing relationships at top SF-based funds and accelerator programs Background in fintech, legaltech, or professional services Experience running or co-hosting branded ecosystem events What we offer Compensation: $120,000 – $180,000 Competitive equity package Employer Covered Medical Benefits Unlimited PTO Remote in SF - with regular travel to NY and LA Budget for events, dinners, and community hosting — this role has a real expense account Two in-person team retreats a year 401(k) retirement plan with Traditional & Roth options and immediate eligibility *We are unable to support any visa outside of Canada (no H1B Visas) J-18808-Ljbffr

Associate Director Quality Assurance (Ref job code: ADQA 01-26) (Has multiple openings) (East Brunswick Township)

Associate Director Quality Assurance (Ref job code: ADQA 01-26) Tavant Technologies, Inc., 1 Tower Center Blvd, Suite 1603, East Brunswick, NJ 08816. Job Title: Associate Director Quality Assurance (Ref job code: ADQA 01-26) (Has multiple openings) Job Location: Tavant Technologies, Inc., 1 Tower Center Blvd, Suite 1603, East Brunswick, NJ 08816. Job Details: Type of Hire: Full Time Job Duties Lead test scenarios based on the business requirements and adherence to business requirements. Manage test cases designed to validate usability, functionality, and data integrity. Estimate, prioritize, and concurrently manage functional testing and automation testing activities of projects. Closely monitor the project plans, program risks, status reports and proactively escalates issues with multiple solutions to executive management for corrective actions. Lead a team of automation engineers across different locations or squads. Partner with development, product, and release teams to embed automation in the SDLC process. Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent in Engineering (any), Computer Science or related field. Five years of experience in the job offered: Quality Assurance Engineer, Senior Quality Assurance Engineer, Quality Assurance Lead or related occupation. Three years of experience in Selenium, Appium, Kubernetes, Zephyr, TypeScript, and AWS. Salary Offered: $149,000.00 – $155,000.00 per year (Full-time) J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Executive Officer (Fairfax)

Chief Executive OfficerMuslim Aid USA Full TimeFairfax, VAExecutiveFrom US$180,000Share: Job Description About Muslim Aid USA Muslim Aid USA (MAUSA) is a faith-based American international charity that provides vital support to communities affected by natural disasters, conflict, and chronic poverty. MAUSA also addresses hunger, disease, illiteracy, discrimination, debt, and lack of skills or opportunity. Rooted in the Islamic values of compassion, justice, and human dignity, MAUSA serves all people regardless of faith. Position Summary The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) plays a critical role in advancing Muslim Aid USA's mission, strategic vision, organizational sustainability, and overall impact. Serving as the organization's senior executive leader, the CEO provides strategic, operational, and cultural leadership to strengthen MAUSA's position as a trusted faith-based humanitarian organization serving communities both domestically and globally. The CEO will provide strategic, operational, and cultural leadership to advance MAUSA's mission while strengthening organizational sustainability, impact, and visibility. Reporting to and partnering closely with the Board of Directors, the CEO will guide organizational strategy, foster a high-performing and values-centered culture, oversee operational and financial stewardship, and expand MAUSA's philanthropic and community partnerships. The ideal candidate is a dynamic and emotionally intelligent leader who can balance long-term vision with day-to-day operational excellence. They will bring demonstrated experience leading complex organizations, cultivating strong stakeholder relationships, driving fundraising and business development efforts, and inspiring teams through collaboration, accountability, and service. This leader will serve as the primary ambassador for MAUSA, elevating the organization's voice and presence across communities, donors, partners, media, and the broader humanitarian sector. The CEO will also champion innovation, organizational growth, and inclusive leadership practices while remaining deeply grounded in MAUSA's values of compassion, justice, humility, and human dignity. MAUSA is financially stable, supported by a committed and engaged Board of Directors, and well-positioned for its next chapter of strategic growth and impact. Key Responsibilities * Serve as a guiding force and ambassador for MAUSA's mission* Serve as a mission-driven leader with strategic vision while attending to day-to-day operations, donor engagement and services, government relations, and strategic program oversight* Lead and support a dedicated staff with a shared vision and sense of purpose, creating ongoing opportunities for learning, growth, innovation, and creativity for administrative staff. Facilitate an effective and collaborative environment, ensuring and strengthening alignment with organizational values, strategy, and a business plan.* Harness staff potential across all levels by delegating with accountability and supporting a talent ladder to promote internally. Foster an inclusive culture where all staff and clients can thrive.* Foster a strong service orientation* Guide strategic planning initiatives and shared decision making to build on MAUSA's strengths and opportunities for long-term growth* Serve as a respected thought leader in the field, staying abreast of new developments and ahead of the curve* Ensure that MAUSA serves as an effective partner and resource throughout the communities served* Partner with the staff and board team to oversee ensuring program compliance for public funders and regulatory bodies* In partnership with the staff, initiate new and expanded programs, including program design, budgets, funding proposals, and evaluation methodology* Drive an open culture of collaboration, integration, quality, innovation, data-driven decision making, and efficient use of resources* Manage and provide oversight of the operating budget. In partnership with the Financial Officer, team members and board finance committee optimize functions to ensure that financial systems, budgets, and planning strategies accurately reflect the financial realities.* Implement best practices in risk management, including determining organizational risk appetite and developing supporting plans and processes* Build on deep commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion across all programmatic, staffing, and operational levels* Ensure the organization is well positioned to identify and implement new programs that address critical needs or gaps and diversify and leverage services efficiently* Conduct and oversee environmental scans to determine new opportunities for business development and greater impact* Support all modes of communication and data collection. Ensure that programs undergo regular evaluation, growth, and development. Support its efforts and capacity to track and disseminate impact internally and to its funders and partners.* In partnership with the Board, broaden and maintain active partnerships with a robust funding base to ensure long-term sustainability* Build upon a strong culture of philanthropy within the organization in which Board, staff, serve as ambassadors and engage in relationship building. Work to ensure maximum giving.* Grow a diversified fund development strategy of identifying, cultivating, and soliciting new and existing private funding from individuals, foundations, and corporations as possible and support development offices with digital and other marketing tools* Oversee revenue-generating campaign with the development officer* Establish a strong working partnership with the Board built on trust, transparency, and respect* Partner with the Board on setting and reviewing strategy* Elicit best ideas and efforts from each Board member in support of programs and activities* Inform the Board regularly about the health of the organization, including its financial position, program, and administrative activities and outcomes* Continue to strengthen the Board through the effective recruitment of diverse candidates, orientation of new members, and the training of existing members* Build a pipeline of new Board members in line with MAUSA's Diversity, Equity* Serve as the primary voice for MAUSA staff with the Board* Serve as an effective spokesperson strengthening MAUSA's position as a leader in the identified areas of development and relief* Position MAUSA as a program pacesetter relied on by media outlets for coverage on relevant issues facing MAUSA population What We Offer * 100% employer paid Medical* Partial employer paid Dental and Vision benefits (available upon hire)* Robust time-off package including, vacation, sick and personal leaves* and federal and Islamic holidays* 3% employer-funded 401(k) contribution* Purpose-driven, collaborative environment with national leadership exposure* Professional development opportunities and faith-centered service Required Qualifications Education: A commitment to MAUSA's mission and values of Collaboration, Continuous Learning, Going to Solution, Equity & Inclusion, and Passion, sharing a deep empathy with and compassion for the unique circumstances of the individuals being served. Experience: A deep commitment to equity and expertise implementing DEI values and practices. Leadership experience in the nonprofit, public or private sector, and/or board service addressing the social, mental health, and academic development needs of a diverse population of children. Demonstrated ability to balance long-term strategic vision with daily operational issues. A collaborative management style with the ability to attract and nurture high-performing talent and diverse staff. Proven track record of success in fundraising and business development. Demonstrated ability to capitalize on public relations opportunities as they arise to build the visibility of the organization and its mission. Experience working effectively with a board of directors. Ability to build consensus with an inclusive style. Ability to create trusted relationships with staff, partners, and advocacy organizations. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Inspiring public speaking ability to represent the organization's work with conviction to enhance visibility. Adeptness at addressing a variety of diverse audiences. Experience overseeing the development, operation, and evaluation of programs. Commitment to using best practices and data feedback to shape innovative program models. A self-reflective nature, with the ability to listen effectively. Commitment to being a lifelong learner and a grounded visionary. A sense of humor and an ability to maintain balance and perspective. Preference is given to Fairfax, VA (and surrounding areas) applicants as to conform to our hybrid model which requires a minimum of 3 days per week in office. Culture & Values Alignment * The CEO models compassion, integrity, accountability, and service; upholds Islamic philanthropic principles and ethical stewardship; and fosters a collaborative, inclusive work environment grounded in humility and shared purpose. Reporting & Compensation Reports to: Board of Directors Employment Type: Full-time Compensation: $180,000 annually based on experience J-18808-Ljbffr

Managing Director, Investment Counselor, Palo Alto (Palo Alto)

The Investment Counselor Principal is a strategic professional who closely follows latest trends in investment practice and adapts them for application within his job and the business. Recognized as a subject matter expert in one area, he must possess strong commercial awareness. He is an acknowledged authority both within and outside the area of expertise, typically a small number of people within the business providing the same level of expertise. Excellent communication skills are required to negotiate internally at a senior level and provide some external communication. He delivers advanced judgment and conducts in-depth quantitative or qualitative analysis to solve problems and develop innovative solutions, thinking beyond existing solutions, assumptions, or current knowledge of sophisticated areas. He has significant impact on the function and/or the business through decisions that determine technical approaches and strategies. Citi Private Bank’s objective is to further enhance its ability to build relationships with, and service the investment needs of ultra‑high net worth clients in the US. Responsibilities Investment counselors joining Citi Private Bank will be distinguished and highly accomplished at establishing, growing and managing investment relationships with ultra‑high net worth clients. They should be experienced in the implementation and oversight of investment solutions, and in providing advice and guidance on markets and actionable investment ideas. Appropriate candidates will possess the credibility to cultivate trusting relationships with existing ultra‑high net worth clients of Citi Private Bank, and should be entrepreneurial and capable of bringing in new clients/investment relationships. Candidates for the position should be collaborative and team oriented, able to leverage a wide array of internal partners. Leverage existing client relationships, local network and investment experience to introduce new ultra‑high net worth clients to Citi Private Bank. Build and manage a successful practice centered on deepening relationships by providing potential and existing clients with appropriate investment advice and solutions. Combine in depth knowledge of traditional and alternative investments with wealth planning and private banking services to optimize client service and cross‑marketing opportunities. Work across currencies, asset classes, markets and jurisdictions. Engage and advise clients on brokerage activity and execute trades seamlessly. Appropriately assess risk when business decisions are made, demonstrating particular consideration for the firm’s reputation and safeguarding Citigroup, its clients and assets, by driving compliance with applicable laws, rules and regulations, adhering to policy, applying sound ethical judgment regarding personal behavior, conduct and business practices, and escalating, managing and reporting control issues with transparency. Qualifications 15 years of experience. Extensive experience in providing investment advice and solutions. CFA, MBA degree or other advanced degree a plus. Requires advanced judgment and conducts in-depth analysis to solve problems and develop new, innovative solutions. Required to think beyond existing solutions, assumptions or current knowledge of sophisticated areas. US Only: S7, S66 (or 63 & 65) & S31; NOTE: Securities Industry Exam (SIE is a prerequisite to the S7). Education Bachelor’s/University degree, Master’s degree preferred. Benefits In addition to salary, Citi’s offerings may also include, for eligible employees, discretionary and formulaic incentive and retention awards. Citi offers competitive employee benefits, including: medical, dental & vision coverage; 401(k); life, accident, and disability insurance; and wellness programs. Citi also offers paid time off packages, including planned time off (vacation), unplanned time off (sick leave), and paid holidays. For additional information regarding Citi employee benefits, please visit citibenefits.com. Available offerings may vary by jurisdiction, job level, and date of hire. Employment Opportunity Statement Citi is an equal opportunity employer, and qualified candidates will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you are a person with a disability and need a reasonable accommodation to use our search tools and/or apply for a career opportunity review Accessibility at Citi. View Citi’s EEO Policy Statement and the Know Your Rights poster. J-18808-Ljbffr

Scientific / Medical Director, Global Hematology Pipeline, Medical Affairs (San Francisco)

Company Description About AbbVie: AbbVie's mission is to discover and deliver innovative medicines and solutions that solve serious health issues today and address the medical challenges of tomorrow. We strive to have a remarkable impact on people's lives across several key therapeutic areas including immunology, oncology and neuroscience - and products and services in our Allergan Aesthetics portfolio. Job Description The Scientific/Medical Director, Global Hematology Pipeline, Medical Affairs provides specialist medical and scientific input into core strategic and operational medical affairs activities across the hematology pipeline including disease and asset strategy, scientific differentiation, value propositions, narratives and publication strategy, evidence generation and health-care professional and provider interactions. Works closely with asset strategy, clinical development, value and evidence and commercial teams. The Medical Affairs (MA) organization provides patients, healthcare providers and payers everywhere with the practical and clinically relevant information and solutions they need to use AbbVie products safely and effectively, throughout the product lifecycle and the patient’s journey. This position can be based at our Mettawa, IL, Florham Park, NJ, or South San Francisco, CA locations and will follow a hybrid schedule of Tuesdays-Thursdays in office. Responsibilities Supports the creation and execution of disease and asset strategies. Supports pipeline medical evidence generation strategy and execution including company sponsored studies, research collaborations and investigator initiated studies. Leads creation of early scientific narratives, messaging, and communications activities including congress planning, medical education, publication strategies and plans. Provides in‑house medical expertise for the disease area and assets, coordinating appropriate scientific activities with internal and external stakeholders as they relate to ongoing programs. May participate in due diligence or other business development activity as required by program needs, and contribute to translational strategy in partnership with discovery colleagues. Acts as a medical interface and actively solicits insights and opinion through the development and execution of medical expert engagement strategies, partnering with clinical development, commercial, access, area and affiliate colleagues to ensure that broad perspectives both internally and externally are incorporated into strategies and plans as appropriate. Provide scientific/medical education to investigators, clinical monitors, and Global Project Team members related to therapeutic area or disease specific information. Keeps abreast of professional information and technology through conferences and/or medical literature and acts as a therapeutic area resource. May assist in the development of medical education programs, advisories, and symposia. Assists with the scientific review, development, approval, execution, and communication of affiliate/area/global medical affairs sponsored or supported clinical research activities. May interact with and coordinate appropriate scientific and medical activities with internal stakeholders (i.e., commercial, clinical operations, discovery, statistics, regulatory) as they relate to on‑going medical affairs projects. Serves as the scientific team interface for key regulatory discussions. Ensures budgets, timelines, compliance requirements are factored into programs’ scientific activities. Scientific Director Qualifications Advanced Degree PhD or PharmD. Additional post doctorate experience highly preferred. 5-7 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry or equivalent 7-10 years of experience in Medical Affairs with Global Medical Affairs experience highly preferred. Experience in multiple myeloma and cell therapies highly preferred. Knowledge of clinical trial methodology, data analysis and interpretation, regulatory requirements governing clinical trials and experience in development strategy and the design of protocols. Proven leadership skills in a cross‑functional global team environment. Must possess excellent oral and written English communication skills. Medical Director Qualifications Medical Doctorate (M.D.) degree or equivalent (D.O. or non‑US equivalent of M.D). Relevant therapeutic specialty in an academic or hospital environment preferred. Completion of residency and/or fellowship is preferred. 0-2 years of clinical trial or medical affairs experience in the pharmaceutical industry or academia or equivalent. 3 years of experience is preferred. Experience in multiple myeloma and cell therapies highly preferred. Knowledge of clinical trial methodology, data analysis and interpretation, regulatory requirements governing clinical trials and experience in development strategy and the design of protocols. Proven leadership skills in a cross‑functional global team environment Ability to interact externally and internally to support global business strategy. Must possess excellent oral and written English communication skills. Additional Information AbbVie is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to operating with integrity, driving innovation, transforming lives and serving our community. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled. US & Puerto Rico only - to learn more, visit https://www.abbvie.com/join-us/equal-employment-opportunity-employer.html US & Puerto Rico applicants seeking a reasonable accommodation, click here to learn more: https://www.abbvie.com/join-us/reasonable-accommodations.html J-18808-Ljbffr

General Manager, Fleet Operations (Sarasota)

General Manager, Fleet Operations General Manager, Fleet OperationsCeres FL - Sarasota, FL 34240; Ceres TX - Houston, TX 77064 OverviewSalary Range$175,000.00 - $210,000.00 SalaryPosition TypeFull Time RegularTravel PercentageUp to 50%CategoryCorporate Description Job Title: General Manager, Fleet Operations (Self-Perform) Location: Sarasota, FL, with significant travel to company fleet yards, maintenance shops, disaster-response locations, and project sites, including Houston and Minnesota. Travel is expected to exceed 50%. Reports to: President, Ceres Environmental Services, Inc. Compensation Range: $175,000 - $210,000. Other Compensation: Eligible for annual performance bonus Benefits: Comprehensive package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, paid time off, relocation assistance, and travel opportunities The Ceres Commitment Ceres Environmental Services is a national leader in crisis management, rapid response, and disaster recovery, committed to rebuilding stronger, safer communities. Since 1976, Ceres has been awarded over $3.2 billion in government-funded contracts by helping people when they need it most.We specialize in emergency response, environmental services, planning, and consulting, including debris removal, temporary roofing repairs, logistics, debris management, demolition, recycling, forest management, and coastal and marine restoration. As a licensed general contractor, we offer unparalleled expertise to restore stability where it’s needed most. Driven by Purpose, Powered by People At Ceres, we believe you’re more than just an employee, you’re part of a team with a purpose and a meaningful mission. Whether in management, field operations, or behind the scenes, every team member plays a vital role in restoring hope, helping communities recover, and rebuilding stronger.We value initiative, respect diversity, and give our people the freedom to lead. We offer competitive pay, travel opportunities, and a culture built on resilience and teamwork.If you show up with compassion, share the commitment, react with urgency, and deliver solutions, you’ll fit right in. We don’t just respond to challenges, we rise to them. What We Are Looking For The General Manager of Ceres Self-Performance Fleet Operations is the senior operational leader responsible for managing Ceres trucking fleet, field operations, strategy, and growth. This role requires a hands-on leader with deep knowledge of trucking, logistics, equipment utilization, field operations, and disaster recovery, capable of driving operational excellence, strengthening accountability, maximizing fleet utilization, and delivering profitable financial performance. This position: * Serves as the field facing operational leader for Ceres self-performing fleet, reporting directly to the President of Ceres Environmental Services.* Manages drivers, operators, foremen, groundmen, supervisors, and other field support personnel assigned to our self-performance operations.* Will be considered successful in the first 12 months by increasing fleet utilization, reducing downtime, strengthening cost and performance tracking, growing revenue toward $12M, and building a culture of accountability and safety. What You Will Do * Develop and execute a strategic plan to maximize fleet utilization, field productivity, equipment readiness, and company profitability.* Foster a culture of safety, accountability, and high performance.* Oversee daily operational support, ensuring that self-loading Knuckle Boom trucks, walking floor trailers, loading equipment and other assets achieve high utilization rates, strengthened productivity, and minimal downtime.* Coordinate daily with Ceres operations, project managers, dispatch, equipment, safety, and field leadership to ensure self-performing resources are deployed where they create the greatest operational value.* Partner with affiliated leaders to identify and pursue new revenue streams in disaster recovery and environmental services.* Manage allocation and deployment of trucks across project sites, ensuring compliance with DOT and federal/state regulations.* Partner with the equipment department for repairs, maintenance, readiness, and reliability.* Manage budgets, P&L, and monthly reporting on truck revenue, expenses, and fuel performance.* Hire, mentor, and retain, and hold accountable drivers, foremen, and operators; build a strong leadership pipeline.* Build trusted relationships with clients, government agencies, municipalities, and affiliated partners.* Represent Ceres Self-Performance in operational meetings, client discussions, at conferences, industry events, and other public forums.* Implement safety and risk management programs to protect financial, operational, and reputational assets. Required Qualifications * Bachelor’s degree in business, Supply Chain, Logistics, Transportation, or related field; MBA preferred.* 10 years’ experience in trucking, logistics, disaster recovery, or a closely related industry.* 5 years in a management, operational leadership role overseeing fleets, logistics, or other asset-intensive operations.* Proven track record of managing $5M in profitable annual revenue with full P&L accountability.* Knowledge of Microsoft Office software, including strong working knowledge of Excel and other utilization tracking software, cost reporting, budgeting, and operational performance.* Experience leading multi-site operations and supervising diverse teams, including drivers, foremen, and operational staff.* Strong financial acumen, including expertise in budgeting, forecasting, and operational reporting, fuel performance, utilization, downtime, and repair costs.* Demonstrated ability to lead effectively in high-pressure, disaster recovery or emergency response environments.* Excellent communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills across internal teams and external stakeholders. Preferred Qualifications * CDL or in-depth knowledge of trucking operations.* Experience in disaster recovery contracting or government-funded projects.* Experience managing owned fleet assets, self-performing crews, equipment operators, and multi-site field operations.* Previous responsibility for 20 employees* History of growing revenues and profits* Advanced degree (MBA or similar).* Experience scaling operations (in revenue). What to Expect This role is fast-paced, hands-on, and mission-driven. The General Manager will spend significant time both in Sarasota headquarters and in the field, traveling frequently (50%) to project sites across the U.S. The position requires availability for urgent and emergency response, including nights and weekends during disaster recovery events.You can expect a collaborative, purpose-driven culture, but also high expectations around accountability, compliance, safety, field presence, and operational results. Success means building trust with drivers, foremen, clients, and leadership while ensuring fleet and self-performance operations are efficient, profitable, and sustainable. Physical Requirements and Environment * Ability to stand, walk, sit, climb, and balance in varying conditions.* Willingness to wear PPE (hard hat, protective eyewear, steel-toed boots, etc.).* Ability to work in challenging environments, including adverse weather, elevated or confined spaces, extreme temperatures, and noisy surroundings.* Commitment to following strict safety protocols. Why Join Ceres? At Ceres, you won’t just have a job, you’ll have a mission. Your work will directly impact the speed and strength of community recovery after disasters.We offer:* A collaborative, mission-driven culture.* Opportunities for professional growth and advancement.* The opportunity to build and lead a disciplined self-performance operation that directly supports field execution, fleet readiness, and emergency response missions when communities need help the most.* The chance to make a lasting difference for communities across the U.S.Ceres Environmental is proud to be an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, disability status, or protected veteran status. E-Verify: We comply with Federal law by verifying employment eligibility. J-18808-Ljbffr