- Lead and develop a purchasing team
- Shape inventory strategy across multiple locations
- Partner directly with senior leadership on growth initiatives
- Drive system improvements and supply chain optimization
- Lead the Purchasing function, ensuring timely, cost-effective procurement of materials
- Manage and develop a team (hiring, coaching, performance management)
- Own vendor relationships, including negotiations, pricing strategy, and performance management
- Analyze inventory trends and proactively address excess, slow-moving, or obsolete stock
- Partner with branch and sales leaders to align inventory with demand forecasts
- Optimize purchasing systems, workflows, and supply chain models
- Oversee purchase orders, order confirmations, and delivery coordination
- Drive rebate strategies and cost-saving initiatives
- Monitor key metrics such as fill rates, turns, backorders, and aging inventory
- Maintain a strong presence in the distribution center to ensure inventory accuracy
- Bachelor’s degree in Business or related field
- 3+ years of leadership experience in purchasing or supply chain
- Plumbing or building materials industry experience required
- Strong negotiation and vendor management skills
- Analytical mindset with the ability to make data-driven decisions
- Proven ability to lead teams and improve processes
- Experience working cross-functionally with operations, sales, and leadership
- 3+ years of commercial credit and collections experience — strategic or global accounts preferred
- Credit risk analysis and independent decision-making
- Strong negotiation and active listening skills
- Intermediate Excel — pivot tables, VLOOKUPs, XLOOKUPs, data visualization
- Comfortable navigating client/vendor portals
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- High school diploma or GED required; bachelor's degree preferred
- NACM CBA/CBF certification a plus
- Receive, confirm, and manage defective or non-conforming materials through the full MRB process
- Perform ERP database transactions (NetSuite preferred) to track, store, and report on failed parts
- Analyze return trends and surface actionable data to drive fewer failures over time
- Audit build documentation and verify products meet internal and customer standards
- Collaborate with vendors, engineers, and operations teams to implement real corrective actions
- Support development of internal quality policies, procedures, and documentation
- Maintain full compliance with quality policy, customer requirements, and applicable regulations
- 2+ years of quality inspection experience in a manufacturing or production environment
- A genuine eye for detail — you catch what others miss and document it clearly
- Comfort with ERP systems and Microsoft Office (especially Excel for trend analysis)
- Working knowledge of computer hardware — servers, switches, cabling, and accessories
- Ability to read and interpret technical specifications and process documentation
- High school diploma or GED required; associate's or bachelor's in a related field is a plus
- ISO 9001 familiarity is a bonus — not a dealbreaker if you don't have it
- Valid driver's license; forklift certification or willingness to get certified
- AI & HPC infrastructure is booming — this company is growing with it
- Your work directly shapes quality outcomes and client relationships
- Health, dental, vision, life, 401K match, short & long-term disability
- An expanding team with a career path — not a ceiling
- Build core operational processes for intake, scheduling, case tracking, and client communications tailored to complex arbitration and mediation matters
- Help the founder prioritize workload, manage competing deadlines, and maintain momentum on high-stakes cases
- Implement and manage technology systems (Microsoft/Google suite, CRM tools) and ensure consistent adoption
- Coordinate with a small operations team already in place, clarifying roles and driving execution
- Prepare the founder for key meetings, manage calendars, and handle follow-through on decisions
- Serve as a trusted partner in day-to-day problem-solving and strategic planning
- An operator with patient ambition. You want to build something meaningful over time, not chase titles or the spotlight. You're comfortable working behind the scenes and letting the work speak for itself.
- A project manager at heart. You bring structure to complexity, design simple systems that scale, and follow through relentlessly.
- Low-ego and high-accountability. You work well with a direct, Type A leader who values candor, loyalty, and solutions over excuses. Two big egos don't work here—you're confident but collaborative.
- Self-governed and flexible. You manage your time well, don't need hand-holding, and can handle occasional evening commitments or future travel.
- Tech-capable, not tech-obsessed. Comfortable with standard tools (Microsoft/Google suite), willing to learn new systems, and ideally curious about AI/LLMs.
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Educational foundation. You have a bachelor’s degree in business, operations, public administration, or a related field; advanced education or formal leadership training (including military) is a plus.
- Accurately process and ensure on-time vendor invoice payments for expense payables, while adhering to company accounting policies.
- Tackle and resolve complex accounts payable issues, collaborating effectively with suppliers.
- Manage all phases of the weekly payment run, from invoice reviews to the final postings.
- Conduct 3-way matching for non-inventory purchase orders and liaise with the warehouse for unresolved invoices.
- Continuously enhance your skills through cross-training and providing backup support.
- A high school diploma or equivalent with 3-5 years of related accounts payable experience. EDI invoice processing experience is a plus!
- Proficiency in modern ERP systems, specifically Oracle Fusion Cloud.
- Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
- A knack for working under pressure while maintaining high productivity without compromising quality.
- Effective communication and customer service skills.
- Dive into a fast-paced environment and work alongside a supportive and vibrant team.
- Showcase and expand your abilities within a globally recognized electronics company.
- Be a part of an inclusive and diverse organization that values its employees.
- Own meeting follow-up: notes, action items, emails, scheduling — you keep the momentum going – all while learning the business
- Coordinate across teams to keep opportunities aligned and on track
- Manage CRM data and pipeline visibility so nothing falls through the cracks
- Support proposal development by gathering technical inputs, pricing, and vendor quotes
- Build sales presentations, customer briefing materials, and meeting summaries
- Analyze market and customer data to sharpen sales strategy
- Track vendor RFQs, timelines, and commitments
- Help coordinate customer visits, trade shows, and industry events
- Spot process gaps and help fix them
- 2+ years of experience in a professional setting
- Sharp organizational skills and strong attention to detail
- Clear, confident written and verbal communication
- Analytical mindset — you're curious about data, markets, and what drives customer decisions
- Ability to juggle multiple priorities without dropping the ball
- Genuine interest in aerospace, aviation, technical products, or manufacturing environments
- Bonus: experience in sales, BD, operations, or project coordination; familiarity with CRM tools or Excel
- Lead the annual performance review process, including goal setting, skills assessments, and year-end evaluations
- Drive quarterly talent reviews and succession planning with leadership teams, identifying high-potential employees for development
- Design and launch a structured, enterprise-wide mentoring program — from framework to culture
- Analyze engagement and performance data to surface trends and present insights to senior HR leadership
- Guide and coach managers on performance best practices, feedback, and development planning
- Collaborate with HR and the Learning & Leadership Innovation COE to implement innovative career advancement initiatives
- 7+ years in corporate learning & development; 5+ years in a leadership capacity
- Deep, hands-on experience with performance cycles, talent calibrations, and succession planning
- Proven experience launching or scaling a mentorship or career development program
- Strong facilitation, communication, and stakeholder management skills at all levels
- Graduate degree or equivalent experience; L&D or talent certification a plus
- Comfort navigating HRIS and talent platforms; project management mindset
- 5+ years in credit, collections, or AR — with at least 1 year in a people leadership role
- Sharp analytical instincts and confident judgment on risk
- The ability to communicate clearly across finance, sales, and branch leadership
- A track record of coaching teams, not just managing them
- NACM certification is a plus
- True regional ownership — this isn't advisory; it's decision-making authority over a defined geography and team
- The stability and long-term mindset that comes with a global company backing the role
- Competitive compensation, full benefits (Medical/Dental/Vision, 401(k) with match), and tuition reimbursement
- Serve as the primary intake coordinator for all employee grant applications submitted through our grant management platform
- Review applications for accuracy, completeness, and required documentation
- Prepare case summaries and application materials for our volunteer-led review committee
- Communicate grant outcomes to employees with clarity, sensitivity, and care
- Serve as the main point of contact for all program inquiries, managing a shared inbox with responsiveness and empathy
- Guide applicants through the process, answering questions and setting clear expectations
- Generate quarterly program snapshots and assessment reports for board and leadership review
- Maintain data integrity across all grant management systems
- Empathetic by nature — you know how to hold someone’s difficult situation with discretion and care
- Detail-oriented to a fault — accuracy matters deeply to you, especially when it matters to someone else
- A clear, compassionate communicator — in writing and in conversation
- Comfortable with grant management or donor management software platforms
- Collaborative and cross-functional — you work well with HR, Finance, Legal, and volunteer committees
- Mission-driven — you want your work to mean something
- Own quality control across all marketing channels — direct mail, email, social media, web pages, promotions, and digital advertising.
- Be the final set of eyes before anything goes out — comparing assets against the Brand Style Guide, approved disclaimers, and business requirements.
- Proofread with precision, document inconsistencies, and execute QC checklists with a zero-error-rate mindset.
- Review audience segmentation data to ensure campaigns reach exactly who they should.
- Adapt quickly as formats and business needs evolve, bringing a solutions-first attitude every step of the way.
- An eagle eye for detail — errors don't slip past you, and you take real pride in that.
- Strong command of the English language with exceptional proofreading instincts.
- Experience with QA tools such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Snagit, or ProofHQ.
- Ability to juggle deadlines without breaking a sweat — you prioritize well and follow through.
- A collaborative spirit and the communication skills to match. Bilingual is a strong plus.
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About the Company
We are partnering with a well-established, rapidly growing distributor in the building materials and plumbing supply space. This organization has built a strong reputation for operational excellence, customer service, and long-standing vendor relationships across the region.
With a significant distribution footprint and continued investment in systems, inventory strategy, and leadership, the company is entering its next phase of growth—and is seeking a Purchasing Manager to play a key role in optimizing supply chain performance.
Why This Role Stands Out
This is not a transactional purchasing role. You’ll sit at the center of operations, sales, and leadership—owning purchasing strategy, driving inventory performance, and influencing company-wide decisions.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
What You’ll Do
What You Bring
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Are you a seasoned credit professional who thrives on complexity, builds relationships effortlessly, and knows how to balance risk with revenue? This one was built for you.
About the Company
A Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary with over 50 years of proven staying power and a global footprint spanning 100+ locations across North America, Europe, and Asia. This is an organization with the financial strength and operational scale to offer true career stability — and a credit team sophisticated enough to challenge you. Fort Worth, TX is home base.
The Role
This is not a standard credit analyst position. As a Regional Credit Analyst II — Strategic Accounts, you will own a portfolio of the company's most significant contracted customers — managing both credit risk and collections with a high degree of independence and authority.
You will partner closely with the Strategic Account Sales Team and local branches, functioning as the critical link between protecting the company's AR and enabling revenue growth. Your accounts require a thoughtful, relationship-driven approach — not just a collections call.
Day to day, you will be analyzing credit risk, conducting annual and triggered reviews, resolving complex billing and routing issues, navigating client portals, maintaining detailed records in the SRM system, and escalating strategically when needed. This role demands someone who can think critically, communicate confidently, and manage competing priorities without missing a beat.
What You Bring
Why Consider This Move?
You will be working on accounts that matter, with a team that respects the craft of strategic credit management. Add in a comprehensive benefits package, 401k with matching, tuition reimbursement and more – and an organization that has thrived for five decades — and this is a role worth a serious look.
We are an equal opportunity employer who values diversity. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided with reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform crucial job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment.
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You're the kind of person who notices what others walk past. You care about getting it right — every part, every record, every time. If quality is your craft and you want a role where your eye for detail actually moves the needle, keep reading. We have an opportunity that might be exactly what you're looking for.
We're recruiting on behalf of a fast-growing, publicly traded technology company headquartered in Georgetown, TX. They sit at the forefront of AI and high-performance computing infrastructure, designing and deploying complex data center environments for some of the largest enterprise and tech companies in the world.
This is a stable, established company with serious momentum — and they're building out their quality team to match. They need a sharp, detail-driven MRB Inspector who takes ownership and thrives in a hands-on environment.
Schedule:
Thursday · Friday · Saturday, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM + Every Other Wednesday
This is a 12-hour shift schedule that gives you predictable, concentrated work days — and stretches of time off that a traditional Mon–Fri schedule simply can’t offer. If you thrive with a consistent routine and appreciate having multiple consecutive days to recharge, this setup works in your favor.
What you'll own:
What you bring:
Why this role, why now:
Let's talk — even if you're just curious!
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Are you a seasoned operator or project leader who loves bringing order to complexity and helping a high-performing leader do their best work? If so, this Chief of Staff opportunity in Dallas, Texas could be an ideal next step.
You’ll partner directly with a respected retired district judge who is launching a boutique arbitration and mediation practice focused on complex, high-stakes matters that demand discretion, precision, and exceptional client experience. In this role, you won’t be stuck in a traditional legal assistant or back-office lane—you’ll be the force that designs and runs the systems, workflows, and structures that make the entire practice work. From case management and calendaring to communications and internal operations, you’ll play a pivotal role in building the firm’s foundation, working behind the scenes to ensure the practice runs smoothly and scales thoughtfully with impact, not bureaucracy.
What You'll Do
Who You Are
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Exciting opportunity alert! A global leader in electronics is on the hunt for an Accounts Payable Coordinator III to join their finance team on a temporary basis. If you're passionate about accounts payable and excel in dynamic environments, this might be the perfect fit for you. Located just 15 minutes north of downtown Fort Worth, this position offers a chance to further hone your skills in a dynamic setting. Here's what you'll be doing:
Key Responsibilities:
What You Need to Succeed:
Why this Role?
We're looking for motivated individuals authorized to work in the United States who are ready to hit the ground running. Please note that visa sponsorship and relocation assistance are not available for this role.
Ready to engage with this opportunity? Apply now and let's start a conversation about how you can contribute to our client's success.
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This isn't a “get coffee and answer emails” role. From day one, you'll work alongside experienced sales professionals on real deals — learning how complex, high-value sales get done in one of the most dynamic industries in the world.
The path is real. You'll start by supporting opportunities and move toward owning them — building your own customer relationships, contributing to revenue, and stepping into a full sales or account management seat. They invest in your growth because your success is their success.
What You'll Do
Serve as the connective tissue between sales, engineering, operations, and customers — keeping deals moving and relationships strong.
What You Bring
If you're looking for a role where you can learn the business, build commercial skills, and grow into a full sales position, we'd love to hear from you.
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As Program Manager, Talent Development, you'll shape how thousands of employees grow, advance, and thrive — at one of the nation's most respected and mission-driven healthcare organizations.
This isn't a maintenance role. It's a builder role.
Our client is one of the largest and most celebrated pediatric health systems in the country — an organization where the mission isn't a tagline, it's the reason people come to work every day. This newly elevated role gives you the scope and the mandate to genuinely move the needle: owning performance management, succession planning, and the launch of an enterprise-wide mentoring program, all from strategy through execution. Reporting to the Sr. Director of Talent Management & OD, you'll partner with HR leadership and business leaders across the enterprise to build programs that last.
What you'll do
What you'll bring
Why consider this opportunity
This organization is nationally recognized for clinical excellence — and equally serious about the people behind that care. You'll join an HR team that has executive sponsorship, the resources to execute, and a genuine belief that talent development is mission-critical. Comprehensive benefits, competitive compensation, and the kind of organizational culture where your work will be seen and valued.
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The best credit managers don't just protect receivables — they make smart calls under pressure, keep sales moving, and build teams that don't fall apart when things get complicated. If that's you, keep reading.
A respected and financially stable global electronic component company needs a Manager of Regional Credit. This is a company where credit leadership carries real weight and real authority.
This manager owns credit and collections across the Western U.S., Mexico, and Canada — leading a team of supervisors and analysts, setting credit limits, driving down delinquencies, and serving as the go-to escalation point for complex accounts. Close partnership with sales is a big part of the job: keeping orders moving while protecting the company's receivables is the balance this role lives in every day.
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Position is based in Fort Worth, TX. Candidates must be local or willing to relocate at their own expense. U.S. work authorization required; no visa sponsorship available.
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***Contract Opportunity****
Some jobs are about process. This one is about people.
We are seeking a Grant Coordinator to support our 501(c)(3) employee catastrophic relief fund — a program that steps in when members of our team face the unthinkable. Whether it’s a sudden illness, a devastating loss, or an unexpected financial crisis, this fund exists to make sure no one faces it alone.
This is IN OFFICE 4 days a week, hybrid on Fridays.
The person in this role is often the first point of contact for an employee in one of the hardest moments of their life. That means this position demands equal parts operational precision and genuine human compassion. If you’ve ever found meaning in combining careful, detail-oriented work with real care for people — this role was built for you.
What You’ll Do
Manage Grant Applications
Support the Grant Review Committee
Own Employee Communications
Reporting & Program Operations
Who You Are
Your Background
We welcome senior coordinator-level candidates, including strong recent graduates with relevant internship or volunteer experience.
Experience with grant management software is preferred. More than anything, we’re looking for someone who is comfortable and steady in conversations with people who are going through something hard.
This is a small team doing meaningful work. If that resonates, we’d love to hear from you.
We are an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace.
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Contract opportunty!! Every journey starts with a promise — and our client keeps theirs. We're looking for a sharp, detail-obsessed Brand Integrity Analyst to be the guardian of that promise across every piece of marketing our client puts into the world.
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What You Bring
Role Details: One-Year Contract, On-site, 3+ years experience preferred, Bilingual a plus
Quality isn't a checkbox — it's a mindset. If that resonates, we want to hear from you.
Ready to make your mark? We want to hear from you!
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