7 benefits program manager jobs found

Logitech Logitech is the Sweet Spot for people who want their actions to have a positive global impact while having the flexibility to do it in their own way. Location: Logitech is proud to support a hybrid/remote work culture. To ensure stellar customer service and partner care, this is a full-time remote role. We are open to locations across the US. Travel Requirements: This role requires up to 50% travel for internal meetings, industry conferences (as required/needed), and on-site customer visits to strengthen partnerships. The Team and Role: Logitech is looking for a dynamic Sr. Federal Account Manager who will be responsible for driving strategic, high-value federal modernization and technology integration initiatives across US Federal agencies. You will focus on driving high-impact technology and modernization initiatives within major US Federal Government agencies to insure critical mission outcomes. Success is possible through the...

Doyon Management Services Overview: Internship Program - Summer 2026 Duration: 4 weeks Pay: $20-$22 per hour Program Overview This internship provides hands-on exposure to both corporate and field operations within a federal construction management company. The intern will participate in structured job shadowing to gain a practical understanding of how federal construction projects are planned, managed, and executed. Schedule & Rotation Overview The internship will include a mix of remote and onsite shadowing: Corporate Functions (Remote): Shadow Human Resources, Contracts, Project Controls, and Finance teams. Project Site - Kodiak, Alaska (Onsite): Shadow the project team, including the Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO), Superintendent, and Quality Control Manager (QCM). Timing is anticipated for June or July and will be coordinated based on project needs. Project Management: Shadow the Project Manager onsite in Federal Way, Washington,...

Doyon Management Services Overview: Doyon Management Services (DMS) provides Design-Build and General Construction Services on demolition, new construction, renovations, repairs, and civil projects at government-owned facilities and military installations. The senior construction Superintendent coordinates all site construction activities and supervises all field personnel to successfully complete the project on schedule and within budget. This includes maintaining the highest quality, supervising all trade and field personnel, and administering good construction safety practices for all on-site activities. The Superintendent also maintains the job site office and closes out projects. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Coordinates and supervises all construction activities Directs field personnel to complete the project on schedule, within budget, and to quality standards per original plans and specifications Maintains daily communication with the project manager for...

The Nature Conservancy What We Can Achieve Together: The Nature Conservancy's Alaska chapter is undergoing a period of growth as new positions are being staffed, given the importance of Alaska to TNC's global goals. This is an opportunity to work closely with the Director of Development to streamline processes and systems, ensuring that Alaska's development team can do its best work in support of this globally significant region. The Development Operations Specialist will work with the Director of Development to enhance or institute training, documentation, and change management related to development operations systems and practices. The role stays current on market trends and best practices in development operations and adapts processes to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and donor stewardship, grounded in a strong understanding of organizational policies and procedures. This position serves as the operational backbone of the Alaska development team, ensuring...

The Nature Conservancy What We Can Achieve Together: The Nature Conservancy's Alaska chapter is undergoing a period of growth as new positions are being staffed, given the importance of Alaska to TNC's global goals. This is an opportunity to work closely with the Director of Development to streamline processes and systems, ensuring that Alaska's development team can do its best work in support of this globally significant region. The Development Operations Specialist will work with the Director of Development to enhance or institute training, documentation, and change management related to development operations systems and practices. The role stays current on market trends and best practices in development operations and adapts processes to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and donor stewardship, grounded in a strong understanding of organizational policies and procedures. This position serves as the operational backbone of the Alaska development team, ensuring...

The Nature Conservancy What We Can Achieve Together: The Alaska Director of Conservation is a senior conservation leader who applies strategic, systems-level thinking to advance the Alaska Chapter's relevance and impact on the state's most pressing conservation challenges. They lead the chapter's conservation work and team-including strategy development, project implementation, staff leadership, and scientific direction-to achieve Alaska's and The Nature Conservancy's broader strategic goals. Alaska represents one of the most extraordinary conservation opportunities on Earth. Unlike virtually anywhere else in the world, the vast majority of Alaska's landscapes remain ecologically intact. Less than 1% of the state has been significantly altered by human development. This means the Director of Conservation has the rare opportunity of working to conserve whole, functioning ecosystems before they are lost-not simply managing what remains. The scale of this work is...

The Nature Conservancy What We Can Achieve Together: The Alaska Director of Conservation is a senior conservation leader who applies strategic, systems-level thinking to advance the Alaska Chapter's relevance and impact on the state's most pressing conservation challenges. They lead the chapter's conservation work and team-including strategy development, project implementation, staff leadership, and scientific direction-to achieve Alaska's and The Nature Conservancy's broader strategic goals. Alaska represents one of the most extraordinary conservation opportunities on Earth. Unlike virtually anywhere else in the world, the vast majority of Alaska's landscapes remain ecologically intact. Less than 1% of the state has been significantly altered by human development. This means the Director of Conservation has the rare opportunity of working to conserve whole, functioning ecosystems before they are lost-not simply managing what remains. The scale of this work is...