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Supports client-facing and administrative sales activities, prospects investment banking professionals, develops client relationships, conducts discovery calls, communicates DFIN’s value proposition, maintains sales pipelines and forecasts, meets activity KPIs, and manages account information in Salesforce CRM.

Own and optimize the sales enablement technology ecosystem, including workflows, automation, data governance, reporting, and tool adoption. Build dashboards, scorecards, executive presentations, and business reviews that measure productivity and pipeline impact. Lead cross-functional technology and process improvement initiatives, coordinate vendors and system administrators, and manage implementation timelines, risks, and stakeholder communications across Sales, Revenue Operations, Marketing, IT, and Enablement.

Lead the technical vision and execution for Toast IQ, an AI platform using LLMs and agentic workflows. Manage and mentor engineering teams, establish AI architecture and toolchain standards, maintain internal developer platforms, translate strategy into roadmaps, and deliver scalable backend, web, and mobile experiences. Partner with Product and Design to create customer-focused AI capabilities while balancing experimentation, quality, and platform stability.

Own growth initiatives across Toast’s Guest products, beginning with onboarding and activation. Build tools that capture restaurant context, reduce human dependency, accelerate time-to-value, and drive campaign adoption and retention. Partner cross-functionally with engineering, design, operations, onboarding, and product teams to identify high-impact opportunities, instrument funnels, and run experiments. The role involves AI-native product development using agents, LLMs, and structured knowledge stores.

Lead product strategy and roadmap for a new venture from MVP through product-market fit and scale. Own outcome briefs, weekly planning, customer research, prioritization, success metrics, and launches. Partner closely with engineering, design, sales, marketing, support, and operations to simplify workflows, validate customer value, and build scalable onboarding, reliability, self-service, and integrations. Use data and AI tools to guide decisions, prototype, research, and improve product outcomes.

The posting provides no specific responsibilities or qualification details for the Director of Special Investigations role. The position appears to be associated with financial investigations within a Financial Intelligence Unit at a national financial services company.

Manage Channel Partner and small-business client relationships through high-volume outbound calls and emails. Educate partners on GustoPro, provide advisory sales guidance, support onboarding and account setup, maintain Salesforce records, promote platform features and integrations, and help partners achieve successful business outcomes. The role is approximately 75% sales activities and 25% implementation and customer support.

Manage customer offboarding for 401(k) plan terminations and provider transfers through phone and email. Coordinate complex workflows across Operations, Compliance, Finance, Product, and Engineering; investigate issues, resolve escalations, manage support queues, and maintain quality and response benchmarks. Identify customer trends, recommend process improvements, handle sensitive conversations empathetically, and use customer service platforms and AI tools to deliver efficient support.

Drive expansion revenue within existing customers through high‑velocity outbound and inbound outreach. Make ~60 dials daily, hold consultative calls to uncover upsell/cross-sell opportunities, update Salesforce, hit monthly ARR quota, and use AI-powered workflows to optimize selling and feedback to product teams.

Own the Android POS experience for beverage alcohol retailers, from research and problem framing through shipped design and iteration. Conduct user research with cashiers and store staff, design checkout and operational workflows, collaborate with product managers and engineers, extend the design system, and contribute to web and back-office experiences. The role requires strong product, interaction, visual, and systems design skills, plus comfort with hardware constraints, ambiguity, and AI-assisted workflows.

Leads enterprise accounting transformation engagements by deploying AI Agents, automating accounting workflows, troubleshooting Python, SQL, API, and integration issues, and driving customer adoption and ROI. Partners with CFOs, Controllers, Product, Engineering, Sales, and Customer Success teams; oversees implementation partners; develops recovery plans for at-risk accounts; and influences product strategy. Requires deep accounting expertise, technical implementation skills, workflow automation experience, and travel up to 60%.

Own Affirm’s B2B product marketing strategy and operating systems, including merchant narratives, segmentation, go-to-market planning, measurement, revenue enablement, and merchant feedback programs. Lead ambiguous cross-portfolio initiatives from discovery through commercialization, influence product and investment priorities, align Product, Revenue, Partnerships, Analytics, and Marketing, and coach teams toward stronger collaboration and execution.

Owns fraud performance analytics for depository products, including monitoring losses, approval rates, false positives, customer friction, and risk metrics. Builds data models, transformation pipelines, dashboards, scorecards, and monitoring frameworks. Conducts fraud deep dives and develops optimized rules, policies, thresholds, models, and decision strategies. Partners with Product, Engineering, Machine Learning, Data Engineering, Fraud Operations, and Risk teams to improve fraud detection and support product launches.

Provides direct executive support through complex calendar management, travel coordination, meeting preparation, logistics, and cross-functional communication. Partners with senior leadership on strategic initiatives, supports leadership meetings and events, and collaborates with a five-person executive assistant team. The role requires adaptability, resourcefulness, responsiveness across time zones, and up to 25% travel in a fast-paced startup environment.

Underwriting interns learn to evaluate business operations, assess commercial risks, and develop insurance solutions. They support underwriting projects while building analytical, decision-making, negotiation, relationship-management, and communication skills. The 11-week program includes professional development, exposure to commercial insurance products, collaboration with experienced underwriters, and potential future career opportunities. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant bachelor’s degree, maintain a 3.0 GPA, have at least one semester remaining, and possess permanent U.S. work authorization.

This 11-week internship provides hands-on training in surety underwriting, financial analysis, risk assessment, decision-making, and relationship management. Interns work alongside experienced underwriters, learn how businesses obtain bonding capacity, participate in mentorship and professional development, and receive an introduction to the Associate in Fidelity and Surety Bonding curriculum.

Leads and builds Donorbox’s product marketing function, owning positioning, messaging, product-led growth, launches, enablement, competitive intelligence, and performance measurement. Partners with Product, Sales, Customer Success, and Marketing to drive acquisition, conversion, retention, and expansion. Manages one direct report, establishes scalable processes and KPIs, influences roadmap priorities, and presents data-driven insights to executive leadership.