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About the Team DoorDash Labs is an independent team within DoorDash. We explore robotics and automation to transform last-mile logistics in the long term. If you have a passion for applying autonomous aviation technologies in a service used by millions of people, then we want to talk to you! About the Role This role is the day-to-day backbone of the region's workforce. You'll support your manager on coverage across every site — flagging gaps early and stepping in to close them. Training and compliance, though, are yours to own: you run it, keep it current, and make sure every worker's records stay accurate and audit-ready at all times. You’re excited about this opportunity because you will… Create an Impact: Own day-to-day scheduling across every site in the region Monitor and manage our flexible staffing platforms — filling coverage gaps and keeping the workforce pool running smoothly Onboard and train new workers joining the temporary staffing network Keep training and onboarding records accurate and up to date, and run regular check-ins so the team is always ready Help make sure every site stays staffed, every shift — stepping in personally, including as a runner between sites and merchant locations Contribute feedback and ideas that strengthen processes, product experiences, and regional reliability. Identify where training is missing and create new content to close the gap Team Collaboration: Be the first call for your manager — flagging coverage or compliance issues before they turn into bigger problems Mentor and provide day-to-day guidance to your teammates and the temporary and contract workforce Build positive, trusted relationships with merchants and local partners Communication: Represent the program with professionalism in every interaction Keep your manager in the loop on coverage and training status, clearly and proactively Share on-the-ground observations that help improve the service and strengthen community adoption We’re excited about you because…

About the Team People Innovation Labs is a product, design, and engineering team embedded in the People organization. We build AI-powered products that improve how OpenAI finds and supports exceptional talent and helps employees do their best work. Our work spans recruiting, HR, learning, performance, culture, and company-wide knowledge. We build new products from the ground up and work closely with teams across OpenAI to rethink existing workflows using our latest models. About the Role We’re looking for an experienced Technical Program Manager to lead execution across a portfolio of complex, cross-functional initiatives. You’ll partner closely with product managers, designers, engineers, and teams across the People organization to turn product strategy into clear, coordinated execution. You’ll establish the plans and operating structures needed to move work forward, align technical and operational teams, drive decisions, manage dependencies and risks, and ensure stakeholders are prepared for launches. Because we build new products from the ground up, the work does not end when a product launches. You’ll own ongoing engagement with users, including onboarding, training, hands-on support, and creating clear ways for people to share feedback. You’ll develop a deep understanding of how our products fit into users’ day-to-day work, what is working, and where they are struggling. You’ll bring those insights back to product, design, and engineering so the team can iterate quickly toward product-market fit. You’ll also help keep the team aligned with its broader objectives. You’ll maintain a clear view of priorities, progress, dependencies, risks, and outcomes across the portfolio and provide clear updates and recommendations to team and company leadership. In this role, you will: Independently lead complex, high-priority technical programs from early planning through launch, adoption, and ongoing iteration. Partner with product and engineering leadership to translate str

The mission of The New York Times is to seek the truth and help people understand the world. That means independent journalism is at the heart of all we do as a company. It’s why we have a world-renowned newsroom that sends journalists to report on the ground from nearly 160 countries. It’s why we focus deeply on how our readers will experience our journalism, from print to audio to a world-class digital and app destination. And it’s why our business strategy centers on making journalism so good that it’s worth paying for. About the Role Wirecutter is looking for an experienced, organized, and collaborative testing logistics coordinator to help run our Long Island City test spaces and support newsroom-wide testing. As part of the Testing Logistics team, you will make our rigorous product testing possible. You will also make our journalists' work more efficient, with a focus on keeping products, schedules, and test spaces moving smoothly across teams and projects. You will work with the Manager, Test Space and Testing Logistics and the Deputy Director of Editorial Operations and Testing to prioritize and execute on all testing across the newsroom. This will include managing calendars, testing set-ups and breakdowns, and test-space usage for teams across Wirecutter. You will help maintain and improve our editorial systems and playbooks for testing. Additionally, you will be a key point of contact and consultation for journalists planning testing in our LIC facilities, remotely, and at offsite locations. You'll also help manage testing budgets and relationships and scheduling with contractors and suppliers. You'll help forecast future needs — spaces, processes, equipment, and budget — to achieve Wirecutter's testing and journalism goals. You will be New York-based. Responsibilities: Coordinate and execute on testing projects in our Long Island City testing facility, remotely, and at offsite locations, such as labs Work with journalists on day-to-day logistics for

Electronic & Electrical System Design Engineer (Associate or Mid-Level) Company: The Boeing Company The Boeing Test and Evaluation (BT&E) organization is seeking an Electronic & Electrical System Design Engineer for the B-1 Bomber Avionics Integrated Support Facility (AISF) at Tinker Air Force Base, OK . The AISF Laboratory Operations Team is responsible for maintaining, configuring, and upgrading avionics hardware and special test equipment used to support development and testing of operational flight software. Other areas of responsibility include engineering and hardware sustainment that extends to multiple air force bases and labs across the United States. The AISF lab team plays a key role supporting the B-1 platform requirements in areas of avionics and weapons integration, by making changes in the lab first to ensure the software and hardware design are ready prior to ground and flight test. This engineering position is part of a small highly collaborative design team working multiple lab changes to satisfy customer requirements and ultimately the airmen who use the weapon system. This position is part of the Laboratory Operations team, comprising engineers, technicians, and cybersecurity professionals. BT&E is currently hiring for a broad range of experience levels including Associate or Mid-Level Electronic & Electrical System Design Engineers. Travel: This position will require occasional domestic travel up to 10% to support program objectives. Position Responsibilities: Design lab changes for new test articles and integration that support platform upgrades Design lab changes to existing systems to reso

Who we are Lab37 Robotics , is a technology company focused on the development and deployment of robots designed specifically for direct-to-customer food production. Our mission is to revolutionize the food industry by creating innovative robotic solutions that enhance efficiency, quality, and customer satisfaction. We are passionate about pushing the boundaries of technology to deliver cutting-edge products that meet the evolving needs of our clients. About the role Own the vision, strategy, and detailed product requirements for systems that enable Lab37 to support customers and field-deployed operations at scale. Translate customer, support-agent, and operational insights into a prioritized roadmap spanning self-service, automation, human workflows, case management, triage, and escalation. What you’ll do Own and refine a multi-year customer support systems roadmap: Ground priorities in customer research, support data, operational needs, and Lab37's strategic goals. Design a scalable, tiered support model: Define experiences and handoffs across self-service, automated resolution, frontline support, specialists, and Engineering or Field Service escalation. Build intelligent intake, triage, and routing: Establish the issue taxonomy, severity model, ownership rules, and escalation paths across robotics, KDS, Otter, and related integrations. Create automated and human-assisted support experiences: Deliver knowledge tools, guided diagnostics, agent assistance, and playbooks that recommend next steps and preserve context through every handoff. Connect support workflows to system context: Bring telemetry, logs, configurations, order and integration status, and customer history into the tools used to diagnose and resolve issues. Lead discovery and maintain product artifacts: Author PRDs, service blueprints, user stories, acceptance criteria, and success metrics informed by customers, operators, support agents, and field teams. Define, monitor, and anal

About the Role At OpenAI, we are proud to build and operate our data centers with a community-first led approach. From construction to operations, we want to be positive partners within our data center communities that we are honored to call home…and we are just getting started. OpenAI is seeking a Workforce Development & Education Manager to help build local talent for data center construction, commissioning, and operations in communities hosting OpenAI infrastructure projects. You will work with infrastructure teams and project partners, education providers, and local Community Engagement Leads to understand workforce needs and help education and training providers prepare people for these jobs of the future. You will build partnerships with local community colleges, technical schools, universities, and union apprenticeship programs from the ground up. Working with educators and technical experts, you will develop and expand training programs that connect local residents with career opportunities and meet the local industry hiring needs. Key Responsibilities Work in partnership with the local Community Engagement Lead to build and manage relationships with community colleges, technical schools, universities, career and technical education programs, and local workforce boards. Work with building trades unions and joint apprenticeship and training committees to expand training opportunities aligned with project needs both on a local and national level. Partner with OpenAI’s infrastructure teams, developers, contractors, and operators to identify job requirements, skills gaps, and hiring timelines across construction, commissioning, and operations. Work with educators and technical experts to develop or adapt curricula, hands-on training, and credential programs that reflect employer requirements and offerings available through OpenAI’s literacy programs. Support apprenticeships, internships, and other work-based learning opportunities with participating employer