Total 8 Director/C-Level job vacancies

Job Scope:

• Develop and execute marketing strategies to promote the company's products and services.
• Build and strengthen the company's brand awareness and market presence.
• Manage advertising, digital marketing, social media, and promotional activities.
• Identify new business opportunities and market trends.
• Work closely with the sales team to support business growth.
• Maintain relationships with customers, business partners, and suppliers.
• Prepare and manage marketing budgets and campaigns.
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of marketing activities.
• Lead and supervise the marketing team.
• Report marketing performance and recommendations to management.

Requirements:

• Degree or Diploma in Marketing, Business, or related field.
• Relevant marketing and management experience.
• Strong communication and leadership skills.
• Knowledge of digital marketing and social media platforms.
• Self-motivated and results-oriented.

What This Role Is

The infrastructure for global human capital mobility is not built by platforms alone. It is built by the relationships that sit underneath them: the government that agrees to a bilateral education framework, the university system that commits to a decade-long enrolment partnership, the enterprise that decides to route its talent pipeline through a single trusted operator. These are not transactions. They are architectural decisions that shape how talent moves across borders for a generation.

Manifest Global has built something that did not exist five years ago: a multi-brand platform infrastructure spanning K12 counseling, university guidance, student placements, and AI-powered university outreach, operating across 50+ countries. The platform is real. The data is real. The school and university network is real. What the group has not yet fully built is the commercial layer that takes that infrastructure to the institutions, governments, and enterprise partners that can scale it fastest, and the person who opens the corridors that no individual brand can reach alone.

That is what this role exists to do. Not to manage a sales team within one brand. Not to optimise a pipeline that already exists. This is the group-level commercial mandate: to identify and open the highest-leverage partnerships across every Manifest business, to build the government and institutional relationships that create durable, compounding revenue, and to develop the new commercial frontiers, workforce, employers, bilateral education agreements, transnational education, that sit beyond what any single brand currently owns.

The Manifest flywheel accelerates when more institutions, governments, and enterprise partners join the ecosystem. More school groups choosing the K12 platform means more students. More students means more data. More data means better recommendations and higher conversion. More university revenue funds the platform. The platform improves, and more schools join. This role is the person who opens that flywheel at the institutional level: the partnerships that are too large, too cross-brand, or too strategically significant for any single business unit to own.

You are the group's most senior commercial operator outside the CEO. You work alongside the business unit leaders, not above them. But you go where they cannot: across brand lines, across geographies, into government relationships and enterprise accounts that require the full weight of the Manifest group behind them.

What Makes This Role Different

Most senior commercial roles at growth-stage companies are optimisation roles. You inherit a market, a pipeline, and a playbook, and you execute better than your predecessor. This is not that. The mandate here is genuinely open-ended in a way that few roles at this level are: the commercial frontiers Manifest has not yet crossed are larger than the ones it has. Workforce infrastructure, employer partnerships, bilateral government agreements, transnational education frameworks. None of these are fully built. The person in this seat writes the playbook, not inherits it.

There is also the matter of the asset base you are working with. Manifest's network, 2,000+ K12 partner schools, 1,000+ university partners across 100+ countries, established corridors across India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and beyond, is a commercial asset that most operators in this space spend careers trying to build and never reach. You are arriving with it already in place. The question is not how to build the network. It is what to do with it at institutional and government scale.

The broader overseas education industry is contracting. Manifest is growing. That is not coincidence. It is the result of owning the full infrastructure stack at a moment when standalone players are being squeezed. The timing of this role matters: the window to establish Manifest as the default institutional partner for governments and enterprise in the corridors that matter most is open now, and it will not stay open indefinitely.

What You Own

Group-level enterprise and institutional partnerships

• Identify, develop, and close the highest-leverage partnerships across the Manifest group: school groups, university systems, government ministries, multilateral education bodies, and enterprise employers
• Own the relationships that are too large, too cross-brand, or too strategically significant for any single business unit to manage alone
• Bring the relevant business unit leaders into partnerships where brand-specific execution is required, while maintaining group-level ownership of the relationship and the commercial outcome
• Build and manage the pipeline of institutional partnerships that generates durable, compounding revenue across the group

Government and bilateral partnerships

• Lead Manifest's engagement with government ministries, education authorities, and workforce agencies across India, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and beyond
• Develop bilateral education and workforce frameworks that create structural, long-term commercial relationships between Manifest and sovereign institutions
• Build relationships with bodies including VFS, ICEF, and equivalent multilateral stakeholders that create channel leverage across multiple corridors simultaneously
• Position Manifest as the infrastructure partner of choice for governments building international education and workforce mobility strategies

New commercial frontiers

• Own the commercial development of territories that sit beyond any existing brand's current mandate: workforce mobility, employer partnerships, talent infrastructure, transnational education
• Lead and grow new initiatives from inception through to commercial viability: build the thesis, test the market, establish the partnerships, and either scale within Manifest or hand off to a business unit with a functioning commercial model
• Identify where Manifest's existing network and data create unfair commercial advantages in adjacent markets and build the case for entering them
• Work with the CEO on new business opportunities that could become standalone revenue lines or strategic acquisitions

Commercial organisation and team building

• Build and lead the group partnerships team: identify the leaders, hire them, develop them, and create the culture and operating standards that make the team a genuine commercial force
• Champion commercial best practices across the Manifest group: not just within your own team, but as a standard-setter for how enterprise and institutional partnerships are developed across every brand
• Bring in culture carriers who raise the commercial ceiling of the organisation, not just fill headcount

Market intelligence and strategic positioning

• Own Manifest's understanding of where the institutional and government market is moving: which corridors are opening, which are contracting, where regulatory change creates commercial opportunity
• Translate market intelligence into commercial strategy: where to invest, what to prioritise, what to walk away from
• Represent Manifest externally at the level of institutional credibility, at conferences, government forums, and multilateral bodies, that builds the group's reputation as a serious infrastructure partner

What Success Looks Like

The markers below reflect where the group partnerships function is today. The specifics will be calibrated once you are in the seat. These are directional, not fixed.

In the early months, success looks like orientation and early signals. You have mapped the highest-leverage partnership opportunities across the group, formed a view on which corridors and institutional relationships are most underdeveloped relative to their potential, and begun building the relationships that will take six to eighteen months to convert. The business unit leaders know who you are and trust that you are an asset to their commercial ambitions, not a layer above them.

By mid-year, at least one significant group-level partnership is in motion that no single brand could have initiated alone. The government and bilateral relationship pipeline has substance and momentum. The new commercial frontier you have identified as the highest-priority bet has a thesis, an early market test, and a clear path to either scaling or learning from. The team you are building has its first strong hires in place.

Longer term, what you leave behind is a commercial architecture that compounds. The partnerships you have built create recurring revenue that does not require constant reselling. The government relationships you have established make Manifest the default institutional partner in corridors where it currently competes. The new commercial territories you have opened become business units in their own right. The team you have built can operate and grow without you managing every deal.

The direction won't change. The specifics will be calibrated once you are in the role.

What You Bring

You have spent the better part of your career building institutional and government relationships in markets where trust takes years to establish and the deals that result last decades. You understand that the highest-leverage commercial work is rarely visible in a quarterly pipeline report. It is the bilateral framework negotiated with a ministry, the university system partnership that creates a structural enrolment corridor, the government relationship that makes every subsequent commercial conversation easier. You have done this work. You know how long it takes, what it requires, and how to sustain it without losing the commercial urgency that makes it worth doing.

Your market knowledge spans the corridors that matter most for Manifest's next phase: India, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and the institutional relationships, governments, university systems, multilateral bodies, enterprise employers, that move talent through them. You have operated across these markets not as a visitor but as someone with established presence, real relationships, and a genuine understanding of how decisions get made at the institutional level. You know the difference between a government relationship and a government contact, and you have built the former.

Commercially, you think at the portfolio level. You understand P&L, you have owned one, and you know how to make investment decisions under resource constraints. You can evaluate a partnership opportunity not just on its headline revenue potential but on its strategic leverage: what does this relationship open that it would otherwise take years to build, what does it cost in time and credibility if it goes wrong. You make those trade-offs with the confidence of someone who has made them before and lived with the consequences.

You are a builder by instinct. The ambiguity in this role, no finished playbook, no inherited pipeline, a mandate that is genuinely open at the frontier, does not unsettle you. It is where you do your best work. You have started things from scratch before. You know the difference between the first six months of a build role and the first six months of an optimisation role, and you have chosen the former more than once because that is the kind of work that holds your attention.

You carry yourself at the level of the rooms this role requires. Government ministers, university presidents, enterprise CEOs. You are comfortable in these conversations not because you have rehearsed them but because you have had them. You know how to represent an organisation with conviction and credibility, how to listen for what the institutional partner actually needs rather than what they have asked for, and how to build the kind of trust that makes a large, complex partnership feel inevitable rather than transactional.

Somewhere underneath the commercial instinct, you care about what this infrastructure actually does. The students whose trajectories are shaped by the corridors you open, the families whose generational bets depend on the pathways you build, these are not abstractions to you. You have worked in this space long enough to know the human stakes, and that knowledge informs the seriousness with which you approach the work.

Most importantly, you read the description of what Manifest is building and your first reaction was not "this is an interesting commercial opportunity." It was "this is the platform I have been waiting to work from." That's the person this role is for.

Why This Is Worth Your Next Decade

There are senior commercial roles that give you a market, a team, and a target. This is not one of them. The commercial infrastructure Manifest is building, the group-level partnerships, the government frameworks, the new commercial frontiers in workforce and employer mobility, does not yet exist in its full form. The person in this seat is not executing a strategy someone else designed. They are designing it.

That is not a small thing. To sit at the group level of a multi-brand infrastructure platform with $80M raised, a real network across 50+ countries, and a mission that connects directly to some of the most significant macro forces of the next two decades, the worker shortage, the remittance economy, the movement of talent across borders, and to have the mandate to build the institutional commercial layer from the ground up: that combination of scale, ambition, and genuine openness does not come around often.

Equity participation is part of the package for the right candidate.

Why Manifest

Manifest Global is building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility — connecting students, schools, universities, and employers across 50+ countries. Our portfolio spans Cialfo (AI-powered college counseling, 2,000+ schools), BridgeU (university guidance for international schools globally), Kaaiser (trusted study abroad counseling since 1997 across India and Southeast Asia), and Explore (AI-powered university outreach, 1,000+ university partners). Together, we move talent across borders at scale. $700B flows annually in remittances from migrant workers. 85M workers will be missing from developed economies by 2030. We're building the operating system which changes that. $80M raised. Still early.

For this role specifically, the group partnerships and strategic growth function is the commercial expression of everything Manifest has built. The platform, the data, the school and university network: all of it becomes more valuable when institutional partners, governments, and enterprise employers are structurally connected to it. The VP of Group Partnerships is the person who builds those connections at the level of scale and durability that individual brand commercial teams cannot reach alone. This role does not sit inside the flywheel. It accelerates it from the outside.

Manifest Global is building the infrastructure for global human capital mobility, operating across 50+ countries.

Role Overview

The Client Growth Director will be Jeffery’s senior client-facing growth lead for Singapore-based, regional, and high-value English-speaking clients.

This role will represent Jeffery in client meetings, business visits, strategic pitches, tender presentations, industry events, seminars, networking activities, and partnership discussions. The successful candidate will be responsible for identifying business opportunities, building senior client trust, shaping marketing solutions, and driving opportunities from first conversation to proposal, negotiation, closing, renewal, and account growth.

This role requires strong consultative selling skills, senior stakeholder management, cross-border marketing understanding, and the ability to translate client business objectives into clear, commercially viable marketing and growth solutions.

Key Responsibilities

1. New Business Development & Revenue Growth

· Develop new business opportunities across Singapore and selected regional markets.

· Build and manage a pipeline of high-value clients, including universities, public institutions, tourism and cultural organisations, healthcare clients, B2B companies, brands, agencies, and ecosystem partners.

· Conduct client visits, business meetings, discovery sessions, and senior-level sales conversations.

· Identify cross-border, social media, lead generation, and integrated marketing opportunities.

· Lead the full sales cycle, including prospecting, qualification, needs discovery, proposal development, pitching, negotiation, closing, and account expansion.

· Convert opportunities from referrals, inbound enquiries, tenders, ecosystem partnerships, industry events, overseas outreach, and proactive business development.

· Drive new revenue, qualified pipeline creation, proposal conversion, and high-value deal closure.

2. Senior Client Relationship Management

· Build and maintain senior-level relationships with marketing directors, admissions leaders, communications heads, international office leaders, programme directors, business owners, agency partners, and public-sector stakeholders.

· Act as a trusted growth advisor to clients

· Understand client business objectives, marketing challenges, procurement processes, budget cycles, decision-making structures, and long-term growth needs.

· Lead senior client meetings, business reviews, renewal discussions, proposal presentations, and strategic account conversations.

· Drive account growth through renewal, upsell, cross-sell, internal referrals, and department expansion opportunities.

3. Strategic Proposals, Tenders & Commercial Conversion

· Lead or support high-value strategic pitches, tender presentations, proposal meetings, and commercial negotiations.

· Participate in key tender opportunities by supporting client communication, needs clarification, presentation preparation, and post-submission follow-up.

· Work with internal teams to translate client needs into actionable solutions across content, social media, paid campaigns, KOL/KOC activation, lead generation, landing pages, WeCom, reporting, and integrated marketing programmes.

· Support the development and improvement of sales decks, company credentials, case studies, industry proposals, tender materials, and standardised product packages.

· Ensure proposals are commercially realistic, clearly scoped, and aligned with Jeffery’s delivery capabilities.

4. Market Representation & Industry Presence

· Represent Jeffery at industry exhibitions, education events, marketing forums, business chambers, client seminars, partner events, and networking activities.

· Speak, present, or participate in panels, seminars, client briefings, or partner sessions when commercially relevant.

· Build new client relationships, institutional connections, partner channels, and referral opportunities through external market engagement.

· Collect market intelligence, client feedback, and competitor insights to support business strategy and product development.

5. Key Account Growth & Cross-Functional Collaboration

· Work with account managers to identify renewal, upsell, cross-sell, and internal referral opportunities from existing clients.

· Work with sales planning, operations, creative, media, content, and execution teams to build practical and client-ready solutions.

· Ensure client expectations, service scope, pricing logic, delivery commitments, and internal resources are aligned before closing.

· Support quarterly business reviews, renewal presentations, strategic account plans, and long-term growth planning for key clients.

· Provide market and client feedback to improve Jeffery’s products, service packages, proposal templates, and delivery models.

Job Requirements

Experience & Background

· Bachelor’s degree or above in Marketing, Communications, Business, Advertising, Brand Strategy, or a related field.

· 7+ years of experience in client growth, business development, strategic sales, key account management, digital marketing, integrated marketing, agency services, education marketing, public-sector marketing, or cross-border marketing.

· Proven experience in developing new clients, managing senior relationships, and converting high-value opportunities.

· Experience selling to or working with universities, education institutions, public-sector organisations, government-linked entities, tourism and culture organisations, healthcare clients, B2B companies, brands, or agencies is strongly preferred.

· Experience in consultative selling, strategic account management, enterprise sales, agency pitching, or tender presentation is highly preferred.

· Strong understanding of digital marketing, social media, content marketing, paid media, influencer/KOL marketing, lead generation, and integrated campaign strategy.

· Understanding of China-facing marketing, Chinese digital platforms, Chinese-speaking audiences, and cross-border growth is required.

· Existing relationships with Singapore-based institutions, education-sector contacts, public-sector stakeholders, agencies, brand-side marketing leaders, or business communities are a strong advantage.

Skills & Competencies

· Strong new business development, client visit, and senior client engagement capabilities.

· Excellent consultative selling, pitching, storytelling, presentation, and negotiation skills.

· Ability to lead discovery meetings, identify client pain points, and shape strategic solutions.

· Strong commercial judgement, including opportunity qualification, budget assessment, pricing sensitivity, closing strategy, and account growth planning.

· Ability to translate complex marketing needs into clear, client-ready, commercially viable proposals.

· Strong understanding of client business goals, marketing KPIs, audience behaviour, and campaign success metrics.

· Strong cross-functional collaboration skills across sales planning, account management, operations, creative, media, content, and execution teams.

· Strong ownership, follow-through, self-motivation, and pipeline management discipline.

· Comfortable working in a fast-growing, entrepreneurial agency environment.

Language & Market Fit

· Native-level English proficiency is required, both written and spoken.

· Mandarin proficiency will be beneficial, both written and spoken, to work with China-facing clients, Chinese-speaking stakeholders, and China-based execution teams.

· Comfortable working across local, regional, and cross-border business contexts.

• Build a high-performing, diverse team that delivers exceptional client outcomes and revolutionizes facility management.
• Collaborate with leaders to align strategies and expand services, maximizing market share and profitability.
• Inspire innovation and drive continuous improvement in a fast-paced, dynamic environment

About CBRE

CBRE is the world's leading and largest commercial real estate services and investment firm, servicing over 90% of the world’s Fortune 100 companies. Our Global Workplace Solutions division (GWS) is comprised of the best and brightest industry professionals, at the forefront of innovation, and highly invested in the development and unique needs of our diverse employees and global clients.

The Role

We are looking for a Regional Alliance Director to manage a portfolio of industrial properties and lead a dynamic team focused on operational excellence and client satisfaction. As a key member of our leadership team, you will drive strategic initiatives that enhance service delivery and foster long-term partnerships.

A typical day may involve:

• Lead and mentor a cohesive, high-performing team focused on delivering exceptional client outcomes while transforming facility management services.
• Collaborate with regional and global leaders to align strategies and expand service offerings, boosting market share and profitability.
• Implement business strategies to cultivate profitable client relationships, identify new revenue opportunities, and negotiate contracts for maximum value.
• Build and maintain strong, long-term client relationships, ensuring high satisfaction through regular engagement and tailored solutions.
• Recruit, train, and develop team members, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and high performance.
• Drive innovation and enhance operational efficiency in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.

What you'll need:

• Master’s degree (MA, MS, or MBA) preferred, with leadership experience in manufacturing operations and facility management.
• Strong financial acumen with the ability to analyze complex reports and make impactful recommendations.
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills to influence stakeholders at all levels.
• Proven track record in the hospitality industry is a plus.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) and strong organizational skills.

What’s in it for you?

As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to lead transformative initiatives that shape the future of our industry while enjoying a supportive and collaborative work environment. You will also benefit from:

• Opportunities for professional development and career growth within a global organization.
• A chance to think creatively and develop innovative solutions that drive business success.
• A hybrid working arrangement that promotes a healthy work-life balance.

If this sounds like a good fit, we’d love to hear from you!

Please submit your up-to-date resume for consideration, and note that due to high volumes of applications, only suitable candidates will be contacted directly.

People are the foundation upon which our success is built. Our company values diversity and fosters an environment where all employees can expand their skills and knowledge to drive their careers and reach their full potential.

- DIrect under M&E Contractor firm- over-see M&E installation project and main scope electrical work

- min 4-5 years working experience

- those with more than 6 years experience can be considered for Project Director Post

- able to lead a team of M&E site engineer, M&E foreman & workers for M&E installation work- possess relevant diploma or degree in electrical or relevant M&E certificate

- station at HQ.

- Location in the west

Interested applicants please email CV to : dfc.marketing2019@gmail.com

We’re looking for an Analytics Director for the APAC Squad who is passionate about our mission of Money Without Borders, to lead a high-impact analytics team that is central to building out the product roadmap for this major Region. This is a unique opportunity to drive decision making in a diverse, high-potential region!

You’ll report to the Global Senior Analytics Director for Regional Expansion, and partner daily with the Product, Banking and Engineering leads for the APAC squad. Together, you will form a cross-functional group of key decision makers who own the challenge of driving the product roadmap in this Region. You’ll also be part of the Analytics community within Wise, giving you access to a global network of analytics professionals.

You’ll lead a team of c.10 passionate product analysts and support them to partner across product teams to drive data-led decision making and ensure robust measurement of the impact of the work we do! You will also support them in identifying insights to inform our planning process - all to ensure that we are enhancing our customer’s experience across the diverse countries in the APAC region. 

If you’ve previously led or helped to build analytics teams in fast-paced, scaling, global companies - we’d love to hear from you. 

Problems you’ll solve in this role:

• Support the APAC squad to address the most important challenges for the Region using data and insights, and building relevant KPIs to measure impact and hold ourselves accountable 

• Develop, coach and support a talented analytics team, unblocking them to influence the strategic roadmap for the Region

• Refine the analytical vision and plan for APAC and contribute to the Regional Analytics strategy globally (we are solving similarly complex problems across all Regions)

This role will give you the opportunity to: 

• Be part of a positive change in the world. Current banking systems don’t let us send, spend or receive money across borders easily. Or quickly. Or cheaply.  So we’re building a new one. Our mission is to make money without borders the new normal

• Have a significant impact by shaping the next phase of analytics in a fast-paced, scaling, global company

• Learn from a global network of professionals. We have a large, diverse team of analysts and data scientists that you will work with and learn from by being part of the Analytics community

• Use all your experience and skills to bring new thinking and ideas to how we build an outstanding analytics function

Qualifications

• Experienced Analytics leader who has successfully built analytics functions in fast-paced, scaling, global companies (ideally at the scale of 10+ people teams, including other leads).

• Makes the complex simple by building and telling stories with data to drive data-led org-level change

• Led, developed, supported and grown a team of analysts enabling them to effectively partner with cross-functional stakeholders and build trusted relationships

• Hands-on data manipulation and analysis experience including scripting/coding (and coaching others) in SQL and Python (or R)

• Co-owned team wide projects, helping to bring teams together to plan around problems with KPIs that make a difference

• Would be amazing if you've practically used + applied AI / machine learning techniques and built predictive models to get deeper insight

A remote contract-based role.

A nominee director in Singapore is a non-executive director appointed to satisfy legal and regulatory requirements for companies lacking local management.

Main responsibilities:

•⁠ ⁠Convening annual general meetings.

•⁠ ⁠Signing routine notices, such as tax documents and bank opening resolutions.

•⁠ ⁠Ensuring regulatory filings (e.g, tax returns) are done on time.

•⁠ ⁠Maintaining accounting records.

•⁠ ⁠Checking incoming correspondence (physical and digital);

•⁠ ⁠Sending outgoing correspondence (physical and digital);

•⁠ ⁠Quarterly management accounts review.

We’re looking for an Analytics Director for the APAC Squad who is passionate about our mission of Money Without Borders, to lead a high-impact analytics team that is central to building out the product roadmap for this major Region. This is a unique opportunity to drive decision making in a diverse, high-potential region!

You’ll report to the Global Senior Analytics Director for Regional Expansion, and partner daily with the Product, Banking and Engineering leads for the APAC squad. Together, you will form a cross-functional group of key decision makers who own the challenge of driving the product roadmap in this Region. You’ll also be part of the Analytics community within Wise, giving you access to a global network of analytics professionals.

You’ll lead a team of c.10 passionate product analysts and support them to partner across product teams to drive data-led decision making and ensure robust measurement of the impact of the work we do! You will also support them in identifying insights to inform our planning process - all to ensure that we are enhancing our customer’s experience across the diverse countries in the APAC region. 

If you’ve previously led or helped to build analytics teams in fast-paced, scaling, global companies - we’d love to hear from you. 

Problems you’ll solve in this role:

• Support the APAC squad to address the most important challenges for the Region using data and insights, and building relevant KPIs to measure impact and hold ourselves accountable 

• Develop, coach and support a talented analytics team, unblocking them to influence the strategic roadmap for the Region

• Refine the analytical vision and plan for APAC and contribute to the Regional Analytics strategy globally (we are solving similarly complex problems across all Regions)

This role will give you the opportunity to: 

• Be part of a positive change in the world. Current banking systems don’t let us send, spend or receive money across borders easily. Or quickly. Or cheaply.  So we’re building a new one. Our mission is to make money without borders the new normal

• Have a significant impact by shaping the next phase of analytics in a fast-paced, scaling, global company

• Learn from a global network of professionals. We have a large, diverse team of analysts and data scientists that you will work with and learn from by being part of the Analytics community

• Use all your experience and skills to bring new thinking and ideas to how we build an outstanding analytics function

Qualifications

• Experienced Analytics leader who has successfully built analytics functions in fast-paced, scaling, global companies (ideally at the scale of 10+ people teams, including other leads).

• Makes the complex simple by building and telling stories with data to drive data-led org-level change

• Led, developed, supported and grown a team of analysts enabling them to effectively partner with cross-functional stakeholders and build trusted relationships

• Hands-on data manipulation and analysis experience including scripting/coding (and coaching others) in SQL and Python (or R)

• Co-owned team wide projects, helping to bring teams together to plan around problems with KPIs that make a difference

• Would be amazing if you've practically used + applied AI / machine learning techniques and built predictive models to get deeper insight