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Creates short-form videos, social content, graphics, infographics, print materials, photography, and multimedia communications supporting members’ health-benefit education. Manages projects from concept through delivery, including scripting, storyboarding, production, editing, approvals, scheduling, and vendor coordination. Measures audience engagement, optimizes campaigns, maintains visual brand assets, and collaborates with Health Fund stakeholders on multiple concurrent creative projects.

The Business Analyst II elicits and documents business and technical requirements, analyzes processes, conducts gap analyses, develops business cases, and evaluates solutions. The role manages small to medium projects, coordinates vendors, creates cutover and testing plans, supports technology users, resolves production issues, and assists with training and documentation. It requires collaboration with stakeholders, project management, business acceptance testing, data analysis, strong communication, and the ability to work independently.

Provide legal representation and advice to eligible union members in matrimonial matters. Responsibilities include client consultations, legal research, pleadings, motions, correspondence, court-record retrieval, case-file maintenance, court and opposing-counsel communications, and case-status reporting. The attorney will supervise paralegal work product, safeguard confidential information, participate in outreach and member meetings, and use digital filing, evidence, virtual-practice, and AI-assisted legal tools. Occasional travel is required.

Supports enterprise telephony, unified communications, and contact center platforms, including Cisco, Microsoft Teams, Dynamics Contact Center, and Genesys Cloud CX. Responsibilities include provisioning users, configuring call routing and queues, troubleshooting voice quality and connectivity issues, monitoring systems, coordinating with vendors and carriers, documenting incidents and procedures, and supporting onboarding, maintenance, and after-hours operations.

Designs, configures, develops, integrates, and supports Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations solutions across finance and project modules. Builds Power Platform applications, workflows, dashboards, AI automation, banking integrations, and Azure-based integrations. Owns data management, troubleshooting, optimization, testing, deployment, and post-production support while coordinating with stakeholders, vendors, and system integrators. This is a highly technical individual contributor role requiring deep ERP implementation expertise and strong financial-process knowledge.

Business Analyst II elicits and documents business and technical requirements, analyzes processes, conducts gap assessments, and develops solutions for IT projects. The role manages project plans, vendors, cutover activities, testing, production support, stakeholder communications, business cases, training materials, and policy documentation. Candidates need software development lifecycle, BABOK, PMBOK, business acceptance testing, data analysis, and Microsoft Office experience, along with a bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field.

Supports healthcare fund business operations by analyzing and improving processes, gathering requirements, documenting workflows, validating data, conducting UAT, supporting data governance, and coordinating projects with vendors and stakeholders. Uses SQL, dashboards, and business analysis tools to identify trends, streamline systems, automate processes, and create documentation such as data dictionaries, test plans, user guides, and process specifications.

Leads corporate accounting and fiscal planning across complex multi-employer benefit funds managing $8.3 billion in assets. Oversees accounting, accounts payable, payroll, FP&A, financial reporting, audits, controls, compliance, and Dynamics 365 F&O processes. Advises executive leadership and trustees, manages financial institution relationships, develops finance leaders, improves workflows, and drives strategic transformation across a 25-person team.

Provides matrimonial law representation and legal advice to eligible union members. Responsibilities include client consultations, pleadings and motion preparation, legal research, court record collection, case-file maintenance, communication with courts and opposing counsel, and supervision of paralegal work product. The attorney also participates in outreach activities, uses digital legal-practice tools, protects confidential information, and collaborates with supervising attorneys.

Provides phone and in-person customer service to Shortman Fund participants regarding training, scholarships, eligibility, course registration, and certifications. Processes member updates, grades, instructor tasks, and program records in multiple systems while resolving inquiries and complaints. Maintains LMS quality standards, prioritizes high-volume work, communicates effectively, and may travel locally to training sites. Requires bilingual Spanish and English proficiency, strong organization, computer skills, and the ability to work onsite in a fast-paced environment.