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Human Resources Intern
Opportunity: The Coca-Cola Bottling Company in Birmingham, AL is now hiring for a Human Resources Intern.
Description: The Human Resources Intern will be a hands-on representative of the HR Department whose main focus is to help facilitate all basic HR functions. Provides support to the HR Department by compiling and maintaining personnel records, benefit data and other personnel related information and communicating this information to the appropriate parties.
Responsibilities: Updates employee files to document personnel actions and to provide information as requested. Compiles reports on personnel information. Compiles data from personnel records, software system, and other areas and prepares reports. Maintains employee files and the HR filing system. Assists employees with all HR requests and needs. Assists the HR department in the day-to-day efficient operation of the HR Department.
Qualifications: Associates degree or equivalent from two-year College or technical school or 1-2 years related experience and/or training or equivalent combination of education and experience. Knowledge and experience working with SAP/payroll systems, HRIS, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Visio preferred. Exceptional organizational and administrative skill. Must be able to multi-task and maintain a high level of confidentiality and professionalism. Must be detail oriented, neat and professional in appearance, and able to communicate well. Must have a positive attitude toward our company and products.
To Apply: Please forward your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Taraysa Smith, Employee Relations Manager/ Coca-Cola Bottling Company United / North Alabama Division / 4600 East Lake Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35217 / Work: 205-849-3284 Ext:23284 / email@example.com
Art/Editorial Internship
Opportunity: After graduation, I went to the Summer Publishing Institute at NYU. My group won the magazine competition and have since started our own online magazine, ANNA Magazine, LLC. We've been blown away at the positive reception so far, and are happily at the point that we need interns. So crazy!
Description: I wanted to reach out and see if you knew any students who might be interested in an internship? The internships are in art and editorial. We're asking 8-10 hours a week, so it's really very minimal. Of course, it someone wanted class credit or needed more internship hours, we would be more than happy to work with them. As far as the actual internship goes, they would be doing the majority of the work online, so they could do that from school. We'd only need the editorial intern to do in person office hours one day a week, since I'm the only one here in Birmingham. If they're interested in the art internship, they'd be doing all of it remotely, as our art director is in NYC.
Here's the link to our brief description of the roles: http://annathemagazineonline.com/?page_id=194
Contact: Lauren Moriarty / Editor / Anna Magazine / firstname.lastname@example.com
American Education & Culture Ambassador Program (Internship)
Opportunity: The American Education and Culture Ambassador Internship Program is offering opportunities to Teach English in China. This is a Paid Summer Internships in China. All Majors Welcome.
Qualifications: Standard English Speakers in any major; Strong Leadership, Public Speaking, Social, and Interpersonal Skills.
Benefits: Free Round-trip international airfare paid by your host school if you teach at the same school for two semesters. Free furnished-apartment usually on school campus. Well-paid positions with paid holidays. Place your friends and family together. Free Chinese Lessons, TESL (Teaching English as a Second Language) Training and TESL Certification
Required Application documents: Online registration on our website: www.ChineseCultureCenter.org. One-page resume emphasizing your teaching related experiences if any. US Chinese Culture Center certified by the China State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs (SAFEA) will take care of the tedious and complicated application procedures for you.
Please find more program info online: www.ChineseCultureCenter.org
Note: If you don't have a passport yet, please call your local main post office to apply for one ASAP.
Contact: Lea Walker, President / US Chinese Culture Center / 1708 Greene Street, Columbia, SC 29201, USA / (803) 252-9086 / www.ChineseCultureCenter.org / firstname.lastname@example.com
Opportunity: Earn and learn as an intern in Washington DC through the Heritage Foundation Internship Program.
PAID SPRING INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN RESEARCH AND POLICY PROMOTION: Heritage is looking for rising juniors, seniors, and grad school students interested in experiencing DC first hand this spring. Our program will run from January 11th to April 22nd with opportunities in research (Asian Studies, Latin America, cybersecurity, national security, international economics, energy, regulatory policy, law, welfare reform, and more) and policy promotion (marketing, outreach, communications, business, development, etc.) You can find a full list online of our 60 open positions in policy, promotion, business and more.
EARN: Paid positions in everything from healthcare, education, energy, national security, foreign policy and legal policy to marketing, accounting, external outreach, and graphic design, and more!
LEARN: Hear from the leading policy experts of Washington, DC. Enhance research, writing, and career development skills. Network with leading conservative minds. Visit the Capitol, National Archives, the Pentagon, and Mount Vernon.
WE WANT YOU: Apply at www.heritage.org/internships. Submit 2 letters of recommendation and an ocial college transcript. Beat the deadlines (Spring- October 1; Summer- February 1; Fall- June 15). Interested applicants should apply by October 1st by filling out our online application. They also need to submit 2 letters of recommendation and an official school transcript by the deadline. International students must also submit work authorization.
Contact: Elinor Renner, Program Associate / The Heritage Foundation / 214 Massachusetts Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002
202-608-6047 / 202.546.4400 / email@example.com / email@example.com
Opportunity: Through Teach For America, remarkable people from all academic majors and career backgrounds help our nation deliver on the promise of equal opportunity for all kids. Corps members have the chance to make an indelible positive impact on the lives of their students by teaching for at least two years in urban and rural communities nationwide. They receive training, coaching, and support from Teach For America and are hired by principals as full-time, salaried teachers. As alumni, they apply their first-hand experience and the leadership skills they've developed to tackle educational inequity from every angle – inside schools and out. Together with colleagues of all backgrounds, they are part of a dynamic movement proving what's possible – for kids, for a life of impact, for the future we share.
Teach For America's network in the 2015-16 school year includes nearly 9,000 corps members, 52 nationwide partner regions, and nearly 42,000 alumni working in education and many other sectors towards systemic change.
Educational Inequity in the U.S…. Fewer than 10 percent of kids from low-income communities graduate from college. Teach For America is looking for leaders committed to eliminating this inequity, which limits the opportunities of kids, families, and communities. We know it is possible. Through the combined efforts of our corps members, alumni, and the communities we partner with, we know that one day, all children in this nation will have the opportunity to attain an excellent education.
Description: As a Teach For America corps member, you will… Take on an intense personal challenge to address educational inequity in your classroom. Develop leadership, communication, management, and problem solving skills, among others. Set an ambitious vision of your students' academic success and invest them and their families in working hard toward that vision. Go above and beyond traditional expectations in order to help your students excel academically. Plan purposefully, execute effectively, and work incredibly hard to ensure your students have the educational opportunities they deserve. Develop an immediate understanding of the successes and challenges in education, which can be used to pursue a wide range of opportunities inside the classroom and beyond. Develop lasting relationships and build a network of colleagues and friends that will provide you with support both during your corps experience and for many years to come. Join the Teach For America network of more than 50,000 corps members and alumni working as leaders in many sectors to expand opportunities for kids.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree by June 2016. Minimum 2.5 cumulative undergraduate GPA. Citizen, national, or legal permanent resident of the United States, or have Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status. Candidates of all backgrounds, academic majors, and career interests encouraged to apply. No educational coursework or certification required to apply. The GPA requirement is mandated by our partner school districts and credentialing programs. Corps members possess skills and experiences from their previous work, leadership, and academic backgrounds that help them lead their students to academic success and increased opportunities.
Positions/ Locations… Corps members teach grades pre-K through 12 in a variety of subjects. Corps members teach in 52 urban and rural regions across the country.
Compensation and Benefits: Corps members are full-time teachers employed by school districts. They receive full salaries and the same comprehensive health benefits as other beginning teachers. Additional financial benefits may be available to help corps members in the transition to their new work.
Snapshot of Corps Member Compensation: Full salary, Health insurance, Retirement benefits. AmeriCorps benefits including federal loan forbearance, interest accrual payments, and education awards may be available. Need-based funding for relocation and transition. Educator discounts. Exclusive scholarships and benefits from graduate schools and employers.
Learn more about applying: http://bit.ly/TFA_HowToApply
To Apply: http://bit.ly/TFA_Register
Contact: Molly Smalt, Recruitment Associate / Teach For America / 300 W. Adams Street, Suite 1000, Chicago, IL 60606 / 914.400.5228 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Opportunity: StyleBlueprint (Birmingham, Alabama) is offering internships.
Description: To assist in conducting research for articles, writing articles, taking photographs for articles
Qualifications: Excellent writing abilities and stellar grammatical skills. Strong organization, planning and coordination skills. Excellent creative abilities, especially good with photography. Ambitious and self motivated. Strong interest in women's lifestyle topics of interest, such as fashion, restaurants, the arts, as well as a passion for Birmingham and its culture. Outgoing personality. Understanding of principles of customer service and client relations. Strong interpersonal skills.
Contact: Lauren Helmer, Birmingham City Editor / Style Blueprint / email@example.com / www.styleblueprint.com
Part Time Positions
Looking for part time work? Do you love animals? Pawms Pet Resort provides care for animals. It's a fun work environment, but at the same time it's hard work. We're flexible with the schedule, but we are very busy on weekends and holidays.
Contact: Andy Sentenn, General Manager / Pawms Pet Resort / 2509 Rocky Ridge Rd. Vestavia, AL 35243 / (205) 823-5433 / email@example.com
Financial Services Representative / Intern
Opportunity: Named as one of the "TOP TEN" internships, according to Vault's Guide to Internships, for the past 19 years consecutively, this internship provides: Compensation, Top-notch training, Flexibility for school, Team support and mentorship, The chance to make an impact.
The Northwestern Mutual internship truly has it all. Financial representative interns ask clients and prospects lots of questions to understand their financial goals. They come up with creative financial solutions. They're in business for themselves, but they're never alone. They have support from their team and the company.
Can you envision a life of freedom and calling your own shots? Looking for a fast-paced, highly productive environment? Think hard work should be recognized and rewarded? Want to work for a company with exceptional financial strength*?
Then this just may be the internship for you. To be considered, you must be a full-time student at a four-year college or university. We want you to have strong interpersonal skills, be self-motivated and have a history of personal success.
Company Accolades
"America's Top Ten Internship" -Vault
"Best Place to Launch a Career" –Business Week
"World's Most Admired Companies" –FORTUNE Magazine
"50 Best Companies to Sell For" –Selling Power Magazine
"Top 50 Best Places to Work in America" –Glassdoor.com
Qualifications: Full-time student at a four year institution. Strong interpersonal skills. Self-starter and highly motivated . History of personal success. Prefer Previous sales experience.
How to apply: Please email resume to firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Mindy Haase, Campus Recruiter / Northwestern Mutual / 1901 6th Ave. North, Suite 2800, Birmingham, AL 35203 / E: email@example.com / W: www.alabama.nmfn.com
Sales & Product Consultant
Employment Type: Full Time. Compensation: $50,200 +++. NO AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Opportunity: Our Product Leadership Training Program has graduated several Associates into our Sales Leadership Management Team most earning over $150k/annually. Serra Toyota Bham- Serra Mazda- Serra Toyota of Decatur ONLY promotes from within & is serious about training you in Automotive Product Sales with the goal of you joining the Sales Leadership Management Team.
We have a STRICT NO-HASSLE Sales Process—we are only interested in cultivating relationships with our Customers & Associates for the Long Term & in our strict No-Pressure environment. NEVER worry about satisfying a Customer - you will be empowered to take care of their needs. We provide an extensive Training program both on-site, on-line and at the Manufacturer Level over the term of your career. The Industry's Top Pay & MANY Bonuses. VERY Generous Salary While Training When Hired. Professional Training Program. 5 Day Work Week. Paid Vacation. Health, Dental, Vision Plans available. 401K Plan with a Strong Match from the Ownership. Associate Vehicle Purchase Plan. Long Term Job Security (SEVERAL Associates 10+yrs tenure). Opportunities for Advancement in our PROMOTE FROM WITHIN MODEL.
Interview in Person at the following locations ONLY between 9:00am and 6:00pm, Mon-Fri:
--Serra Mazda / 1503 Gadsden Hwy / Trussville, Al 35235
--Serra Toyota / 1300 Centerpoint Parkway / Birmingham, Al 35215
--Serra Toyota of Decatur / 309 Beltline hwy Decatur Al 35603
Contact: Shannon Twitty, Corporate Training Manager / Serra Toyota / email@example.com / (w)205-838-4400 / (c)256-338-6245
Retail Sales Associate
Opportunity: Now Hiring Team Members!
Description: Greet and acknowledge all Customers and build rapport with guests to establish repeat business. Show merchandise that provides solutions to Customers' needs. Work effectively with other Team Member. Understand store operations as it relates to register transactions, freight processing, merchandise placement and product replenishment. Assist in floor moves, visual display maintenance and housekeeping and the coordination of the freight flow process to ensure sales floor representation of all merchandise. Help in maintaining an efficient and organized stockroom
Qualifications: Strong customer service skills. Able to interact with public. Strong interpersonal skills. Able to lift and move 45 pounds or more on a regular basis. Lift and move bulky merchandise on a regular basis and climb ladders. Stoop, bend, climb and lift to stock and retrieve merchandise from stockroom and sales floor on a regular basis. Able to work weekends, holidays and evenings and have a flexible work schedule. Attend and participate in meetings as required. Related retail sales experience preferred.
To Apply: Please submit your application via our website at www.kirklands.com/careers
Contact: Janki Bant, Recruiting Coordinator / Kirkland's / Tel: (615) 872 – 1400 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Youth Pastor
Opportunity: We are currently seeking a Full-Time Director of Youth Ministries. Responsibilities include planning and executing all ministry opportunities and activities for students from 6th – 12th Grade. The goal of this position is to foster and guide ministry programs that will help students to grow in their faith and spiritual life as it relates to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Description: Weekly responsibilities include Wednesday evening and Sunday morning planning and programs to promote Biblical teaching, spiritual formation and discipleship. Additional responsibilities include monthly and annual events that would help students to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ, one another, the church family and then out to the community (Mission trips, Service projects, Outreach programs, Fun and games, Retreats). Student outreach is expected by connecting through social media, visits, cards, and seeking opportunities to be present at school and sports events. Your responsibilities also include the participation in weekly staff planning and meetings to encourage and promote the vision, leadership and life of the entire congregation.
Qualifications: Wesleyan understanding of Scripture preferred. Experienced is preferred. Due to our Safe Sanctuary Policy 24 years of age or older is preferred.
Notes: The salary is negotiable beginning at $31,000. Insurance/pension provided.
To Apply: Send resume to Pastor Vicki Mann firstname.lastname@example.com or Pastor Harvey Beck email@example.com or mail to Gadsden First UMC, 115 South 5th Street, Gadsden, AL 35901
Customer Service & Shipping Associate
Opportunity: The Downtown Birmingham UPS Store is now hiring for a Customer Service & Shipping Associate. 20-30 Hours per Week. Wage: $8.50 - $10.00 per hour. Available Immediately.
Description: Greet and assist customers, basic desktop publishing, pack and ship print projects per procedure, basic small-format copying and printing, organizing packages, ringing in sales transactions, operate software packages including Microsoft Office and Adobe Suite, operate copiers, fax machines, and binding equipment, maintain store inventory. Must be able to multi-task. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. Computer experience is necessary. Must be tobacco and drug free.
Qualifications: Upbeat and professional personality needed! High School Diploma Fluent in Microsoft Office (Word, Publisher, Excel) Experience in Adobe software is a plus. Some college preferred but not required.
To Apply: Send resume/cover letter via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: The UPS Store 4015 / Downtown City Center / 209 20th St North Birmingham, AL 35203 / Tel 205-453-0453 / Fax 205-208-0250 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.theupstorelocal.com/4015
We're looking for someone caring and responsible to babysit our nine-week-old-twins, Hannah and Luke. Part-time. Mostly weekday hours but can work around a class schedule. $12/hour. Infant care experience preferred. Valid DL. Please send resume.
Contact: Rachel Miller / email@example.com.
Job Fair and Local Opportunities
PrideStaff, a national staffing company, is holding a job fair! Join us at our Hoover office on Friday, October 2 from 1:00pm-3:00pm. Be sure to bring your resume and dress professionally. We look forward to meeting you! Location: 3659 Lorna Road, Suite 165, Hoover, AL 35216
Available and immediate job openings include: Legal Administrators, Manual Machinists, AutoCAD Designers, Master Electricians, Journeymen Plumbers, Finishers, Carpenters, Assembly and Production positions, Seasonal Data Entry Associates, Seasonal Customer Service Representatives and more!
About PrideStaff: Few people truly enjoy a job search. For PrideStaff, each search is important to us. We love helping candidates improve their opportunities and find great jobs, temporary or full time, within our network of clients. Working with PrideStaff, you'll have access to a broad range of positions where your skills can be put to the best possible use. We help ensure that you don't just search, but succeed.
Contact: Katrina Cade, Owner / Pridestaff / 3659 Lorna Road, Suite 165, Hoover, Alabama 35216 / firstname.lastname@example.com / Phone: 205-876-8844 / Fax: 205-449-6387 / pridestaff.com/birminghams
Opportunity: The Jefferson County Public Defender's Community Law Office (CLO) seeks zealous and dedicated individuals to serve as Investigators in the Birmingham Division. All CLO employees will provide high quality representation to indigent defendants. Ideal candidates will have training or experience conducting interviews in a non-confrontational environment. The work involves the investigation of crime, including the gathering of evidence, locating individuals, and interviewing witnesses and police officers. In addition, investigators will be asked to take photographs, make audio and video recordings, and process the results of their work. The investigator will be asked to prepare physical and demonstrative exhibits for use in court, and testify in court as necessary. Investigators will occasionally be asked to transport and escort witnesses. Investigators will be expected to follow up on each and every lead as required regardless of the location or time of day. Investigators will obtain written statements and affidavits from third parties as appropriate to each case. Investigators will serve court process such as subpoenas and summons.
Description: Plan, prepare, and conduct investigations to support the defense function in a wide variety of cases; Prepare detailed reports of investigations documenting the ongoing status of all work performed by the investigator; Examine, evaluate, and document (photographs, videos, diagrams) crime scenes; Serve subpoenas and other legal documents; and Locate and conduct witness interviews.
Qualifications: Possess the ability to testify in a professional manner in court proceedings; Possess a sound working knowledge of general office technology, audio and video equipment, computers and software, including word processing, spreadsheets, email, social media, and internet searches; Possess some knowledge and understanding of psychology and interviewing techniques; Possess considerable knowledge of modern practices and techniques involving the investigation, arrest, detention, defense and treatment of defendants; Possess knowledge of an attorney's obligations of loyalty, fidelity and confidentiality owed to the client and possess the ability and willingness to operate within the full scope of the attorney/client relationship and privilege; Possess the ability to react quickly and calmly in emergencies; Possess the ability to handle difficult situations firmly, courteously, tactfully; Possess the ability to secure the cooperation of others in difficult situations; Possess the ability to interview effectively and evaluate information obtained; Possess the ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing; Possess the ability to follow oral and written instructions and write thorough, concise reports and correspondence; Strong critical thinking and problem solving skill in situations where only limited information and/or direction exists; Possess the ability to pay attention to detail, and exercise sound judgment; Possess the ability to observe situations analytically and objectively and to record them clearly and completely; and Possess the ability and willingness to work weekends and evenings when necessary. Fluent in written and spoken Spanish.
Qualifications: Investigators must possess a Bachelor's Degree, preferably in Criminal Justice, Journalism, Social Work or related field. A comparable amount of training and related experience may be substituted for the minimum qualifications. The duties of a criminal investigator can be physically demanding requiring a good deal of physical exertion. Investigators must be able to perform the essential functions of the position with or without accommodation. Investigators must possess a valid Driver's License, supplemented by a satisfactory driving record and a car.
To Apply: http://jeffcodefender.org/careers/investigator/
Contact: David W. Downs, Office Administrator / Jefferson County Public Defender's Office / 950 22nd Street North, Suite 1000, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / 205.307.7017 / 205.588.4220 / email@example.com / email@example.com
Intake Coordinator
Opportunity: The Jefferson County Public Defender's Community Law Office (CLO) seeks a dedicated administrative professional to serve as the Intake Coordinator. The ideal candidate combines a demonstrated interest in the representation of indigent clients with superior administrative skills. The Intake Coordinator is the point person for walk-in clients with legal issues. This position is responsible for docket preparation for potential new clients, provides back up phone duty, and assists administrative assistants in the creation of new files.
Qualifications: Demonstrated ability to welcome clients and present a friendly professional demeanor; Demonstrated ability to answer a multi-line phone switchboard efficiently and courteously, and promptly direct calls to the appropriate team member for solution; Good analytical and critical thinking skills to perform preliminary check for case conflicts and docket preparation; Ability to receive and direct course paperwork to appropriate staff members; Ability to assist Administrative Assistants and Fellows with various duties including the printing and preparation of new case files. Good computer skills. Experience in the operation of a multi-line push button telephone system. Receptionist experience preferred.
To Apply: http://jeffcodefender.org/careers/intake-coordinator/
Contact: David W. Downs, Office Administrator / Jefferson County Public Defender's Office / 950 22nd Street North, Suite 1000, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / 205.307.7017 / 205.588.4220 / email@example.com / email@example.com
Research & Environmental Affairs / Part Time Student Intern
Opportunity: Southern Company Services is seeking candidates for Part-Time Student Intern positions in the Research and Environmental Affairs Department
Description: The mission of Southern Company Research & Environmental Affairs is to ensure that Southern Company is an environmental and technology leader in the production, delivery, and end-use of energy. The success of the company in the future depends on the ability to prepare for increasingly complex and stringent environmental requirements, the development of well-balanced production, delivery, and end-use technology options that increase customer value, the implementation cost-effective environmental compliance strategies, and positive stewardship projects and stakeholder relations. Research & Environmental Affairs operates at the forefront on all of these issues. This internship position will provide support and work as a team contributor in achieving this mission.
Southern Company is the parent company of Alabama Power Company, Georgia Power Company, Gulf Power Company, Mississippi Power Company, Southern Power Company, Southern Nuclear and several other operating subsidiaries.
Qualifications: Enrollment in a civil or environmental engineering, environmental management, physical science, math, economics or similar academic program. Completion of at least 3 semesters of study in academic program (Late sophomore or early junior class status, not seniors). GPA of 3.0 or higher. Solid computer and data analysis skills; proficiency in MS Excel and PowerPoint essential. Good interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. Ability and willingness to perform routine office and administrative duties.
Duties: Develop spreadsheets, databases, and reports in support of environmental compliance. Prepare graphics and presentation materials for environmental regulatory analyses. Perform calculations and prepare tables for engineering assessments. Perform research and interface with other department and company employees. Participate in scheduling and planning of meetings and other activities. Learn and become proficient in special software packages for environmental permitting. Perform routine office and administrative duties and tasks as necessary and required.
This internship will involve about 20 – 25 hours per week with the work schedule to be determined each semester.
Contact: Kenneth Boyd / Southern Company / firstname.lastname@example.com
Financial Analyst
Opportunity: The MIS Department of BBVA Compass has an open Financial Analyst position open at the Birmingham Headquarters for a recent graduate or alumni.
Description: The Financial Analyst function is responsible for supporting the efforts of the Management Information Systems (MIS) department in the development and implementation of Data Governance (DG) effort for BBVA Compass and to support the projects for all departments within finance. The Financial Analyst will be responsible for the following objectives: Implementation of the Data Governance model as well as to provide technical support to the Data Governance effort for BBVA Compass. Including the maintenance and enhancement of the Data Governance site. Support, enhance and maintain the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) Data Governance Framework. Conduct Monthly/Quarterly reviews of schedule validation documentation for CCAR. Maintenance and updates of documentation for the CCAR MIS Site: maintenance including update of the CCAR Data Governance Framework, FRB notes, Field documentation changes, instructions from Federal Reserve Board (FRB), Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) documents from FRB, Technical documents. Inform users through the CCAR Google Group about the updates and changes. Track the approval documents for the schedules are complete. Develop, maintain and support sites for Management Information Systems (MIS) and all its areas. Develop, maintain and support sites for Finance including all its areas (Accounting, Capital Planning, Corporate Finance, Efficiency, Procurement, Regulatory Relations, Tax and Treasury). Supporting projects and initiatives from all the departments within finance including Accounting, Capital Planning, Corporate Finance, Efficiency, Procurement, Regulatory Relations, Tax, Treasury and MIS. Lead and support the transition to Google Platform for all the areas within BBVA Compass. Responsible for the process of Certification including the process of new certifications and review, update improvement plans and introduce change to the existing certifications. Publish Informational Map: working in the update and if necessary the retirement and/or introduce of systems as well as publish the informational map.
Qualifications: Undergraduate degree required with a preference in Accounting, Management Information Systems (MIS), Computer Science, Engineering, Finance or Economics. Strong computer skills in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint and Google Docs, Slices and Sheets required. Programming experience is a plus. Strong communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills, with the ability to communicate with both internal and external constituencies. Self-starter, strong critical thinking, problem solving and attention to details skills. Strong analytical skills and ability to translate business data analysis and reporting requirements into effective strategic tools for management decision making. For Financial Analyst III, a minimum of three years experience of translating business data analysis and reporting into effective strategic tools for management decision making. Must have the ability to manage many assignments simultaneously with tight deadlines. Good communication, interpersonal and organization skills. Demonstrated analytical and problem solving skills. Ability to take ownership and adaptable to changes. Programming skills a plus. Proficient in Spanish language a plus. MBA degree is a plus.
Contact: Samuel Martin del Rio / BBVA Compass / Management Information Systems / Birmingham, Alabama / 205.297.7203 / email@example.com
JAG Officers
Wanted: Marine corps JAG candidates! Attention: Pre-Law Majors!
Opportunity: Applicants who are found basically qualified and who pass the LSAT with a minimum score of 150 will be able to apply for selection to the Marine Officer Candidate School with a GUARANTEED Judge Advocate General (JAG) contract. This program is available through the Platoon Leaders Class (College seniors accepted to an accredited law school and, first and second year law students) and the Officer Candidate Course (Law school seniors and graduates that have become members of the Bar in any State or Federal Court).
Qualifications: Becoming a Marine Judge Advocate General is extremely challenging, competitive, and rewarding. First, you must be an officer. You must also be a U.S. citizen. Intelligence, physical fitness, and high moral character are all vital to become a JAG officer. If this becomes your path, you will attend the Naval Justice School in Newport, Rhode Island, where your specialized training will take place to prepare you for fleet service.
Within the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF)
Description: In addition to prosecuting or defending cases before a general or special Courtmartial, you may be assigned to serve as: recorder or counsel for the respondent before administrative discharge boards; prepare and renders pretrial advice and recommendations in courts-martial cases; review and render legal opinions and recommendation on records of trial, reports of investigations, administrative discharge proceedings, administrative reports, and on claims in favor of or against the Government; serve as appellate counsel for the defense or Government before the U. S. Navy Court of Military Review and U. S. Court of Military Appeals; render legal opinions and advice concerning Government jurisdictional matters, labor relations, real estate interest, commercial contracts, civil process, and suits for and against the government, render legal assistance to military personnel and dependents, including the preparation of legal documents such as wills, powers of attorney, agreements, deeds, tax returns, etc.; and serves as an instructor/lecturer in military law.
After your first tour, you may be assigned to a billet available to all officers, such as recruiting duty, instructor duty at The Basic School or series commander at one of the Marine Corps Recruit Depots. As a Judge Advocate, you will be offered a variety of higher education opportunities to further enhance your career such as Doctor Judicial Sciences (S.J.D) George Washington Law Center; Master of Laws (L.L.M) George Washington Law Center; Judge Advocate Career Course Judge Advocate General's School U.S. Army, Charlottesville, VA; National College of District Attorneys University of Houston, Houston, TX; as well as many more additional education opportunities.
Contact: Captain Clifton Payton / Officer Selection Officer / 225 University Blvd E. Rm 107, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 / (205) 758-0277 / email@example.com
Mathematic Teachers (Memphis, Tennessee)
Attention: Recent graduates with a degree in Mathematics! Currently, Shelby County Schools in Memphis, Tennessee has a high need for candidates with a strong knowledge of mathematics.
In order to become a Math Teacher with Shelby County Schools, a candidate must have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mathematics with a minimum GPA of 2.75. Please note that candidates do NOT need to hold a teaching license or have taken any education coursework at this time.
To Apply: Send an email, including resume.
Contact: Catherine-Anne Collins, Talent Acquisition Assistant / Department of Human Resources / Shelby County Schools / 160 S Hollywood Blvd, Memphis, Tennessee 38112 / 901-416-0213 / email@example.com
Human Resources Coordinator
Opportunity: Golden Flake Snack Foods is seeking a Human Resources Coordinator to work from our Birmingham office.
Description: The Coordinator will be responsible primarily responsible for all areas of the recruitment process such as: Partnering with managers to understand their hiring needs and goals. Ownership of the company's online career site and applicant tracking system. Developing and executing a hiring strategy for a broad range of positions. Job postings internally and external job boards/career sites. Developing effective strategies for sourcing and evaluating candidates. Management of the new hire process – onboarding, generating offer documents & closing candidates on offers. Reviewing applications, scheduling interviews and corresponding with candidates. Involvement in the company's affirmative action program. Maintenance of the company's HRIS system. Multiple special projects and assignments unrelated to recruitment. Recruitment for multiple positions at once while meeting deadlines.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business, Marketing or related field. Prior experience with employee recruitment and/or other HR roles preferred. General knowledge of state and federal employment laws. Ability to develop relationships and networking sources for candidates. Self-starter/self-motivated. Strong work ethic. Must be on point with computer and social networking skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite – Excel, Word, PowerPoint. Excellent interpersonal and verbal communication skills. Confidence and ability to work independently as well team minded. Strong organizational skills. Represent brand internally as well as externally to the community and potential applicants.
To Apply: All applicants should email their resumes to Lori Redding at firstname.lastname@example.com. All resumes will be reviewed and interviews will be conducted from the selected candidates.
Contact: Lori Redding / email@example.com
Contact: Ashley Bice / Human Resources Coordinator / Golden Flake Snack Foods, Inc. / Birmingham / (205) 321-7475 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Tennis Instructor (Part Time, After School)
Opportunity: LETT (Learning Excellence Through Tennis) program is actively seeking college age instructors for our program.
Description: Part Time After School Instructors are needed to provide fitness and tennis instruction to youth grades K-5. Needed for private and public elementary schools throughout the Birmingham area. Pay is $15/hour.
Qualifications: Must understand the basics of tennis. Must possess good teaching skills. Fun and energetic individuals. Must enjoy working with kids.
Contact: Paul Litten, Sr., LETT Program Director / Learning Excellence Through Tennis / firstname.lastname@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Shift Managers
Opportunity: If you want a MANAGEMENT CAREER with an innovative company, look no further than Pizza Hut. NPC International, who owns Pizza Hut, is now hiring for Shift Managers.
Description: The shift leader helps to manage the daily operations of the restaurant during assigned shifts including customer service, assignment of duties and food production. The Shift Leader has access to and responsibility for keys to the unit, safe combination and keys, and alarm codes. The Shift Leader is also accountable for bank deposit procedures and closing procedures. Duties include… Create an environment of teamwork, enthusiasm, and customer service in the restaurant. Consistently recognize employees for their contributions and celebrate success. Assign tasks and adjust deployment as needed to handle customers during shift. Perform shift change and opening/closing tasks to ensure readiness for customers. Work in production and service roles as needed to serve customers and eliminate bottlenecks. Insures compliance with NPC and PHI Hospitality, Quality, Service and Cleanliness Policies and Procedures. Insures compliance with NPC safety, security, cash handling and bank deposit procedures. Manage costs through monitoring staffing levels and controlling inventory during assigned shifts.
Qualifications: The good news is that your training will teach you almost everything you need to know to succeed on the job. There are a few skills you should have from the get-go: You have at least 1 year of leadership experience in the restaurant, hospitality or retail industry with responsibility for financial results. You're all about creating a great place to work for your team. You want to make your customer's day and it shows in the way you are maniacal about serving amazing pizza with a great big smile. We have a GREAT culture and look for GREAT people to add to our family. You know who you are; honest, energetic, motivated and fun. You have a vision for the perfect restaurant, and you know how to get your team to bring it to life. You set high standards for yourself and for your people. You are up for a challenge. You love the excitement of the restaurant business and know every day is different. You are at least 18 years old with a valid driver's license, reliable transportation and a true desire to learn and grow.
To Apply: Go to www.jobs.pizzahut.com
Contact: Cindi McGee / Administrative Assistant / NPC International / Birmingham Region / (205) 402-2322 Phone / (205) 403-8716 Fax / firstname.lastname@example.com
Community Service Opportunities
We are recruiting for the following mostly internal positions at the following AmeriCorps agencies in the Birmingham area:
After School Enrichment Program
Child Development Center
Family Violence Center
Healthy Relationships
Norwood Resource Center
Our Place (Pell City)
Railroad Park Foundation
Safehouse of Shelby County
Woodlawn Foundation
YouthServe Community Relations and Development
Contact: Maggie McDonald / firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Angela Moore / Assistant Director of AmeriCorps / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 206 / Fax: 205.521.9652 / firstname.lastname@example.com
GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) was founded in 1998. GLG connects top professionals across fields and around the country. They are a group of leading experts providing business decision-makers with insights to create better, more informed outcomes. Today, they are the world's largest membership network for one-on-one professional learning, comprising more than 400,000 thought leaders and practitioners, including business leaders, scientists, academics, former public sector leaders and the foremost subject matter specialists. They serve users at more than 1,400 client companies in 40 countries. These clients include Fortune 500 companies in nearly every sector and the leading professional services firms and financial institutions. GLG facilitates consultations and in depth projects for clients across many different industries including financial service firms, Bio-Tech, Retail, and Industrial companies. GLG is headquartered in New York with 22 offices globally and 1,000 employees.
Career Opportunities for Graduating Seniors:
Summer Internship Opportunities:
The majors that are most popular with GLG are Economics, Political Science, Business, Marketing, Biology, Chemistry, and History. But GLG will certainly consider all other majors as well.
Contact: Brendan Marschner (BSC Alum 2015) / Junior Associate / Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG) / 301 Congress Avenue Suite 900 Austin, TX 78701 / 256-616-2011 / firstname.lastname@example.com / email@example.com
Executive Courier
The Drummond Company is seeking an Executive Courier (Part-Time) for Tuesdays & Thursdays Only, 8:00AM – 5:00PM. The Courier is needed for the Liberty Park office. Job Duties & Requirements: Run errands. Make deliveries and pick-ups. Some lifting required. Must have a valid driver license, good driving record, and a professional attitude. The position pays $12.00 per hour. Interested candidates should email resume to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Pamela Thomas (Recruiter) / Drummond Company / 1000 Urban Center Drive, Suite 300, Birmingham, AL 35242 / 205-945-6548 / email@example.com
Team Members
Opportunity: Kirklands Home Décor Store is now hiring Team Members.
Description: Greet and acknowledge all Customers and build rapport with guests to establish repeat business. Show merchandise that provides solutions to Customers' needs. Work effectively with other Team Member. Understand store operations as it relates to register transactions, freight processing, merchandise placement and product replenishment. Assist in floor moves, visual display maintenance and housekeeping and the coordination of the freight flow process to ensure sales floor representation of all merchandise. Help in maintaining an efficient and organized stockroom
Qualifications: Prefer experience in retail sales or customer service. Ability to interact effectively with the public. Good customer service skills. Strong interpersonal communication skills. Able to lift and move 45 pounds or more on a regular basis. Lift and move bulky merchandise on a regular basis and climb ladders. Stoop, bend, climb and lift to stock and retrieve merchandise from stockroom and sales floor on a regular basis. Able to work weekends, holidays and evenings and have a flexible work schedule. Attend and participate in meetings as required
To Apply: Please submit your application via website: www.kirklands.com/careers
Contact: Janki Bant, Recruiting Coordinator, Kirkland's Inc. / Tel: (615) 872 – 1400 / Email: email@example.com
Creative Designer / Marketing Dept
Company Description: We are a growing specialty retailer with seven retail stores and an ecommerce site. Our organization has grown through a simple focus on the customer and providing them the best in functional and fashionable apparel and footwear, while being the best at outfitting customers for their outdoor adventures. Our team has proven the ability to accomplish the goals we set.
Opportunity: We are looking for the right individual to join our marketing team as Creative Designer.
Qualifications: The right candidate will be a quick learner with the ability to immediately contribute to the marketing support of our stores. Attention to detail is a must, as is the ability to prioritize multiple assignments at once while still maintaining execution of all tasks with a deadline. Individuals who thrive on a fast-paced environment will feel most comfortable in this position. An individual will succeed in our organization with a positive and professional attitude, a focus on accomplishment, a willingness to share new ideas, and a concern for doing the right thing for the customer. You should also have a strong desire to grow an organization and clearly understand and own your role in that growth.
Description: The perfect candidate will have an immediate connection and understand and live our core values. This candidate will be extremely flexible and enjoy a "start-up" mentality and environment that changes rapidly. Candidates who are personable, open to learning, collaborate well with others and have a positive attitude, and are more apt to saying "yes" or "I'll try" (rather than "no or "that's impossible") will be at the top of our list. The Creative Designer reports to the Director of Marketing and will be that department's primary source of creative content for digital and print media.
Expectations and Objectives: Ability to draw inspiration from existing brand standards and employ consistency of voice and visual identity. Develop creative visual concepts for marketing, advertising and in store merchandising. Create designs that strongly convey key messages and successfully accomplish communications objectives for each campaign. Coordinate unique yet consistent styles across campaigns for use both within the store, and externally. Develop and present ideas to improve the effectiveness of our company and department. Coordinate the execution of in-store promotions with Director of Operations, Lead Merchants, Store Managers, and Director of Marketing.
Skills Required: Effective Communicator, Attention to Detail, Artistically Inclined, Creative Thinker, Highly Motivated, Problem Solver, Adaptable, Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite Applications (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), Experience in photography, drawing, or art preferred
Preferred Education and Training. A college degree is a plus, but is not required provided significant experience is demonstrated. Graduates with marketing, advertising, art, or retail experience would be preferred.
To Apply: Email your resume and portfolio along with a cover letter detailing why you are the right fit for Alabama Outdoors. Your emails should go to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Milan Ballard, Marketing Assistant / Alabama Outdoors / 500 Office Park Drive, Suite 430 / Birmingham, AL 35223 / email@example.com
Web Design/ Social Media Intern
Opportunity: We are seeking an eager student to join our team at Alabama Forever. We are looking to improve our website and gain a greater presence on social media.
Description: Interns will have full control over direction of Alabama Forever's web presence. Interns will gain excellent work experience and be able to add their contributions at Alabama Forever to their professional portfolio. Experience earned at Alabama Forever will be instrumental in preparing any students looking for a career in non-profit, communications, web design, public relations, etc..
Qualifications: Candidates must have a strong background in web design and internet communications.
Note: Hours are extremely flexible, and we will be more than willing to work with the college to make sure you receive class credit.
Our Mission: Alabama Forever was founded as a disaster relief agency following the tornadoes of 2011. Since then, our mission has expanded to do more than just disaster relief. Our projects have focused on low-income school systems and underprivileged communities where Alabama Forever has assisted with athletic equipment, technology, and educational resources. We believe these contributions have equipped students with the tools and experience to succeed as they move towards life after high school. Teachers, athletic directors, and coaches alike can apply for help in any amount. Alabama Forever serves rural areas, the black belt, and inner city schools.
Website www.alabamaforever.org
To Apply: Please send resume and a brief cover letter to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: A. Connor Breslin, Director / Alabama Forever / (404) 353-7308 / email@example.com
Marketing/Management Internship
Opportunity: A-Frame Management, a music management company in Birmingham, is seeking a management and marketing intern.
Qualifications: We are seeking a candidate with interest and experience in developing a number of existing brands, both musical and corporate.
Description: Interns would be involved with activities including: Brand research, Marketing Content Development, Product organization and fulfillment, Concert production. Please note that this internship opportunity is an unpaid internship.
Contact: Andres Berrios / A-Frame Management / 678.477.6254 / firstname.lastname@example.com
FT/PT Tellers
Opportunity: City of Birmingham General Employees Credit Union, is looking for a PART-TIME or FULL-TIME employee that can be a teller and answer the phones.
Qualifications: Needs to have computer skills, balance cash drawer, and good phone skills.
Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM flexible
Contact: Deborah Loggins / CEO, Manager / City of Birmingham General Employees Credit Union / firstname.lastname@example.com / PHONE: 205-583-4654 / FAX: 205-583-4835
Cyber Security Professionals
Opportunity: The Department of Homeland Security is actively recruiting more than 50 dynamic cybersecurity professionals to help protect the Nation's cyberspace. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is responsible for safeguarding our Nation's critical infrastructure from physical and cyber threats that can affect national security, public safety, and economic prosperity. DHS is actively recruiting dynamic cybersecurity professionals in its National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC) to help protect the Nation's cyberspace.
About NCCIC: NCCIC is a 24x7 cyber situational awareness, incident response, and management center that is a national nexus of cyber and communications integration for the federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal governments, the intelligence community, law enforcement, the private sector, and international entities.
Qualifications: Qualified candidates must have knowledge, skills, and experience in: Information systems and architecture design, Incident response, Malware and forensic incident analysis, Information security program and project management, Information assurance, Gathering and analyzing incident data, Developing and implementing information systems security programs, polices, and procedures, Leading teams in cyber incidents and responses, Identifying and analyzing cyber security threats and providing mitigation strategies, Identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, Evaluating security incident response policies, Reviewing proposed new systems, networks, and software designs for potential security risks.
Relevant Links:
Learn About NCCIC: http://www.dhs.gov/about-national-cybersecurity-communications-integration-center
DHS Cyber Security Jobs: http://www.dhs.gov/homeland-security-careers/dhs-cybersecurity
USAJobs Website: dhs.usajobs.gov. Keyword "NCCIC."
DHS Cybersecurity Jobs: www.dhs.gov/join-dhs-cybersecurity
DHS Job Post: http://1.usa.gov/1fbNhFS
Contact: Maxwell Shuftan / US Department of Homeland Security / CyberSkills Management Support Initiative / email@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Telemarketing Manager / Fundraiser
Opportunity: By the end of the year, we are hoping to fill a Telemarketing Manager position at Greenpeace. We are seeking candidates who would be a good fit for this position, especially any students that might currently be high performers or supervisors in your campus alumni fundraising call center.
Description: The Telemarketing Manager is a cross-cutting role that will seek to improve all of the organization's phone engagement. Housed in the Monthly Giving Retention team within the Fundraising Department, the Telemarketing Manager's key responsibilities will be to maximize income from our existing file while strengthening and supporting our acquisition and conversion programs
This position will seek to bring best practices to all forms of telephone contact throughout the organization through a rigorous testing program and research into best practices and leading the implementation of compelling trainings programmes. The manager will also present campaign content to outside call vendors. This position requires extensive travel within the US.
Responsibilities: Work with program managers to achieve income and engagement targets. In coordination with program managers, create telemarketing strategies, and income and expenditure targets that realize ambitious acquisition and retention goals. Engage donors, supporters and prospects through inspirational direct phone communication. Develop telephone scripts aimed at acquiring, reactivating, retaining, and upgrading donors and prospects. Work with out of house vendors and in-house callers to fine tune scripts for best results. Promote best practices on supporter engagement through phone communication. Maintain knowledge of best practices in the industry and other organizations (through research, workshops, conferences, benchmarking and personal contacts), as well as other Greenpeace offices. Develop and roll out innovative testing on phone programs and spread findings throughout organization. Rollout trainings to callers to ensure the best phone experience for our supporters. Inspire callers with our campaign work and perfect technical skills related to closing a gift, response cycles, etc. Develop new call programs that help diversify channels of engagement. Work with key stakeholders to develop a call strategy, intensive caller training and feedback, regular reporting, and close monitoring to ensure each program's success. Monitor ongoing phone communications. For more mature phone programs, monitor campaign results, callers, and strategies regularly to ensure consistent call quality. Participate in Greenpeace International (GPI) regional TM skill shares, and be involved in the different GPI TM forums whenever appropriate. In consultation with program managers and the data team ensure that effective telemarketing selection criteria are used, set operational KPI's per segment, schedule for export and import of TM files, and prioritize and request data statistics needed for proper evaluation and optimization of telemarketing programs.
Qualifications: Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to manage complex projects from creation to completion. Analytical problem solver with a strong attention to detail. Proficiency in Excel and Word. Ability to write and edit fundraising solicitations.
A minimum of 5 years telemarketing fundraising experience (preferably with the not-for-profit sector). Previous experience managing external high volume telemarketing programs and budgets. A working knowledge of current fundraising industry practices. A proven track record in establishing and achieving fundraising goals and working as part of a team. Testing experience, including analysis and rollout of successful tests. Commitment to peaceful protest and civil disobedience as one method of driving social change.
Benefits: Greenpeace USA values a healthy work-life balance and has flexible, family-friendly employment policies. Our competitive benefits package for full-time employees includes medical, dental, and vision coverage with low contributions from staff. We have options for pre-tax flexible spending accounts for medical and dependent care costs. Greenpeace employees enjoy generous 401K matching and time off for vacation, sick, personal, and parental leave. After five years, staff are eligible for a paid sabbatical. To encourage public transportation use and biking, we offer subsidies for staff who choose to bike or ride mass transit to work. Greenpeace is committed to the growth and development of staff and fostering a creative workplace culture.
More info: https://careers-greenpeace.icims.com/jobs/1058/telemarketing-manager-position/job
Contact: Zach Riddle / Monthly Giving Director / Green Peace / email@example.com
Science Teachers
Southern Teachers Agency is in the process of helping some of high schools throughout the region fill last-minute vacancies for science teachers. Southern Teachers was founded in 1902 and is the oldest teacher-placement service in the country. We work with about 600 private/independent, college-preparatory schools around the South: from Maryland to Miami to Midland, Texas. Some of our schools have had unexpected vacancies develop right here at the beginning of the school year.
It's important to know that these schools can consider candidates who have not gone through an education program or student teaching. They typically can consider science majors with strong academic records. Our services are free for candidates; the schools support and pay for our efforts because they have trusted the professional expertise we've developed over more than a century of work.
To Apply: www.SouthernTeachers.com.
Contact: Chris Asquith, Placement Counselor / Southern Teachers Agency / (434) 295-9122 / email@example.com
Guest Care Associate
We are seeking candidates to fill an available Guest Care position. We are a multi-location luxury salon and spa with a commitment to 5 star customer service. Potential candidates will possess the following: Experience in the salon/spa industry preferred. Passion for 5 star customer service. Retail sales experience. Proven work ethic and self starting abilities. Ability to thrive in a team focused environment. Grace under pressure and problem solving ability. Strong administrative knowledge. Multi-tasking ability. Desire for a long term career in an excellent working environment.
Contact: Debbie Rodriguez Mar, Manager / Tonya Jones Salon Spa / Cahaba Village & English Village / 205-870-4247 Office / email@example.com / www.tonyajonessalon.com
Social Media Assistant / Part Time Job
I am looking for a student that would be interested in helping me with social media in my business. This would be a part time position.
Contact: Beverly Carroway / Birmingham Etiquette / 205-999-1616 / email@example.com / www.bhametiquette.com
Project One America Internship
Opportunity: The Human Rights is seeking candidates for its Campaign Project One America Internship Program. Opportunities are available Jackson, Mississippi; Birmingham, Alabama; and Little Rock, Arkansas
Description: HRC's Project One America (POA) is a comprehensive program to dramatically expand LGBT equality in the South through permanent campaigns in Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas. HRC has opened offices in Jackson, MS, Birmingham, AL and Little Rock, AR and has full-time staff members in each office. POA Interns will work out of these field offices. HRC has always worked to build equality on three fronts: social change, institutional change and legal change. POA continues this work at the grassroots level by engaging small and medium-sized businesses in displays of support for their LGBT employees and customers, creating deeper and stronger relationships with faith communities, communities of color and southern conservatives, building a broad base of support for enduring legal protections, building more inclusive healthcare environments through HRC's Healthcare Equality Index, and conducting LGBT youth work from foster agencies to college campuses. The Project One America Intern reports to the Field Organizer in each POA field office, who reports directly to the State Director in each office.
Responsibilities: The POA intern's responsibilities may include: Research, track, assemble materials for any number of projects in the core work areas: faith, business, youth, families, healthcare, membership, political organizing, and legislation. Work with the POA team to develop new, innovative initiatives that support, assist and empower straight allies and LGBTQ community members, students, and families in the state in which your office is located states. Set up and implement infrastructure in preparation for HRC's participation in Transgender Day of Remembrance (November) and MLK Day of Service for LGBT homeless youth (January). Maintain the Equality IS Our Business pages of the HRC website. Help represent HRC at local LGBT and progressive conferences and events. Answer inquiries from community members about HRC's work on LGBT issues in the state in which your office is located. Update contacts for individuals and organizations in the HRC POA. Implement logistical details for POA events. Book travel, ship materials, schedule meetings, and other administrative duties as needed. Assist in volunteer recruitment and campaign field work. Potential exists for each intern to create and work on a long-term project
Qualifications: A mature sensitivity to working with people of diverse identities and backgrounds. Skills for timely multi-tasking. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Basic proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel. Basic proficiency in PowerPoint a plus. Proficiency in Spanish a plus. Demonstrated interest in religious concerns and background working with faith communities. Desire to learn about and work with a broad range of faith traditions on LGBT equality. General knowledge of the political process. Willing to learn about state and federal legislation and elections. Time management skills and ability to prioritize tasks. Extremely detail oriented. Experience with or desire to learn about youth- and campus-specific LGBT issues. A strong commitment to HRC's mission.
Outcomes: Experience with the logistics of organizing programs and grassroots campaigns. An understanding of the importance and challenges of multiracial and intersectional coalition-building and increasing the participation of people of color, women, transgender people, and youth in support of LGBT rights. A deeper and broader understanding of faith traditions and LGBT issues. Practical experience engaging religious voices in local and statewide conversations on LGBT equality. A greater understanding of the issues faced by queer youth. Learning effective strategies for campus activism and organizing that can also be applied to broader contexts. Gaining a better understanding of the electoral, lobbying, and legislative process. Expanding understanding of bills and laws affecting the LGBT community and the work HRC does at the local and statewide levels. Corresponding with a variety of members on a breadth of issues, developing strong correspondence skills. Concrete, transferable experience with event organizing and administrative management skills that are applicable to entry-level employment. Improving writing and editing skills.
Notes: This is an unpaid internship. School credit is available upon request. The majority of internships are based out of our offices in Washington, D.C. Internships are also available in HRC's Project One America offices in Little Rock, Ark., Jackson, Miss., and Birmingham, Ala. We cannot provide housing for our interns. A limited amount of scholarship funds are available based on financial need and a commitment to diversity. Apply within the internship application. Resume and cover letter should be provided in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. Please refer questions to our website. For any other questions, email email@example.com. No phone calls, please. Due to the high volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond in a timely manner to individual application inquiries. We strongly encourage people of color, people of diverse gender identities, women and non-LGBT persons to apply
Website Internship Posting: http://www.hrc.org/the-hrc-story/project-one-america-internship1
Contact: Candace Gingrich / Associate Director, Youth & Campus Engagement / HRC U Internship Coordinator / email@example.com / 202-216-151 / www.hrc.org
Marketing Support Intern
Opportunity: Business Systems & Consultants is seeking a Marketing Support Intern. This part-time position reports to the Exec Director of Operations and Technology. The hours are: Mon, Wed, Fri 7:30 – 4:30 (10-20 hours weekly).
Description: The person in this position will be responsible for assisting the company in marketing efforts. The marketing support intern will help with research for marketing efforts to send out to the appropriate target audience. This person will be responsible for tracking and reporting on all marketing efforts, events, campaigns, etc., market research, graphic design, database marketing, and many other facets of marketing. This position would be ideal for anyone who wants experience in a "little bit of everything".
Job Duties & Responsibilities: Assist in planning, managing, and implementing lead-generation activities. Conduct web research, seeking competitive information, including product, pricing & competitor information. Assist in the development, maintenance and tracking of the company marketing strategies. Assist in continued development of corporate marketing plan. Research, plan, and implement advertising efforts, including recommendation of appropriate mediums, markets and organizations or groups. Research and recommend any promotional items. Assist in routine maintenance of company website by determining appropriate materials, articles, etc. as well as writing articles, etc. as necessary. Assist in development of all marketing campaigns, etc. such as email blasts, print campaigns, shows & events, etc. Update Goldmine CRM system with all incoming leads, requests for information, etc. assuring they are appropriately routed and forward to responsible sales representative.
Qualifications & Requirements: Strong writing, editing, and proofreading ability. Strong computer skills, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher; additional experience with CRM software, database and reporting software desired. Excellent organizational skills. Ability to work effectively as a team member. Attendance and punctuality. Professional demeanor and appearance.
Contact: Kayla Stinnett / Marketing / Business Systems & Consultants, Inc. / 113 Little Valley Court Birmingham, AL 35244 / 205-988-3300 x209 / Fax: 205-985-9510 / email@example.com / http://www.bscsolutions.com
Marketing & Sales Coordinator
Opportunity: Business Systems & Consultants is seeking a Marketing and Sales Coordinator. This fulltime position reports to the Exec Director of Operations and Technology. The hours are: Mon- Fri 7:30 – 4:30 (40 hours weekly).
Description: We are seeking a Marketing and Sales Coordinator to strengthen and build our marketing department, which has the ability to take on multiple responsibilities. This role will be responsible for assisting the sales team as well as being the chief contact, consult, and manager of all marketing efforts. Additional duties can include but are not limited to taking inbound calls, helping with trade shows, assisting in creating proposals, RFI/RFP response, assisting with company events, assisting other departments on special projects, and more. This is a very diverse position where multi-tasking and organizational skills are critical. You will be required to bring a bright and professional demeanor to the office as the center of the marketing effort and a point person in sales.
Duties: Manage and maintain corporate social media outlets. Planning, managing, and implementing lead-generation activities. Conduct market research. Manage, organize, and monitor all marketing literature, show material, promotional material, etc. Assist in continued development of corporate marketing plan. Research, plan, and implement advertising efforts. Maintain company website. Develop marketing campaigns, both email and print. Update Goldmine CRM system. Plan, coordinate, and create newsletters (internal and external). Assist the sales team (training, marketing, etc.).
Qualifications & Requirements: Must have a bachelor's degree; a degree in Marketing or Business is preferred. Must be very familiar with WordPress. A good understanding of social media, especially LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+ and Twitter, is preferred. Any CRM experience is a huge plus. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Sales experience a plus. Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Marketing: 2 years
Contact: Kayla Stinnett / Marketing / Business Systems & Consultants, Inc. / 113 Little Valley Court Birmingham, AL 35244 / 205-988-3300 x209 / Fax: 205-985-9510 / firstname.lastname@example.com / http://www.bscsolutions.com
Alabama Legislative Internship
Opportunity: The Alabama Law Institute is seeking interns for their 2016 Alabama Legislative Internship Program. The program runs from January 25 to May 16, 2016, in Montgomery, Alabama
The Alabama Legislative Internship Program was established to involve
student interns in the state legislature by allowing them to observe and participate in the legislative process of state government.
Description: The internship coincides with the 2016 Regular Session of the Legislature. Interns report to the State House in Montgomery a few days prior to the start of the session and work 32 hours per week until the end of the session. Most Alabama colleges and universities will approve college credit for this internship if coordinated in advance.
Qualifications: Each intern must be a Junior or higher in good standing in
college or graduate school. Each intern must be an Alabama resident or be attending a college or university in Alabama.
Applications can be obtained from the ALI website:
Contact: Teresa Norman / Alabama Law Institute / State House, Suite 207, 11 South Union, Montgomery, AL 36130 / (334) 242-7411 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Othni Lathram, Director
Penny Davis, Associate Director
Teresa Norman, Assistant Director
Industrial Sales Representative
Opportunity: Willcox and Allen, Inc. is a well-established conveyor systems integration firm in the Birmingham area since 1951. They are seeking an industrial sales representative for professional business-to-business sales.
Description: The applicant will assist in expanding the client base, while gaining detailed product knowledge by learning the mechanical workings of conveyor equipment. Eventually, this applicant will become a full time outside sales representative. The applicant will follow a comprehensive 2-year training plan, learning the details of conveyor equipment, basic sales skills, drawing on AutoCAD, and project management. They will start out assisting the sales team in expanding the customer base by finding sales leads. Eventually they will begin to develop their own clients and begin to work as a sales person.
Sales reps build and maintain a clientele, conduct consultative sales functions, and provide ongoing service to client accounts. Responsibilities include extensive travel to meet with clients and attend trade shows.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required. Prefer majors in business, marketing, economics, engineering, or related areas. An interest and experience in professional sales and marketing is helpful. Management experience is also helpful. Strong interpersonal and relationship building skills are required. Administrative, organizational, and entrepreneurial skills are helpful.
Website: www.willcoxandallen.com
Contact: Craig Allen, Vice President / Willcox and Allen, Inc. / Irondale, AL / 205-254-8051 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Also Contact: Drew Reece (BSC Alum 2013), sales rep, for more information: 205-254-8051 / Andrew.reece@willcoxand allen.com
Communications & Development Associate
Opportunity: HICA is seeking candidates for a Communications & Development Associate.
Description: To elevate HICA's brand and profile in the community to both constituents and donors. This position works flexible hours according to the need and may work some evenings and weekends. The position is fulltime and salaried.
Responsibilities: Report to and work closely with the Development Director to advance ¡HICA!'s mission. Communicate, brand and tell ¡HICA!'s stories in a compelling manner to both the mainstream community and the Spanish speaking community. Develop and execute donor communications to increase annual giving, including thanking donors. Maintain donor relations using eTapestry software. Work collaboratively with Development Director to plan fundraising events. Coordinate and execute fundraising events. Build effective, accountable and strategic relationships with media, reporters, and editors to ensure prominent placement of ¡HICA! stories and events. Draft Op/eds, press releases, and media advisories for publication in key media outlets. Maintain regular presence on social media to include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. Manage ¡HICA! website and Facebook Page. Create and contribute to the content and design of organizational materials including newsletters, annual reports, brochures, etc. Work with staff to maintain a sensible and effective communications schedule for print, email, and web communications.
Qualifications: Degree in Journalism, Communications, English, Creative Writing, Marketing, or similar field; fluency in Spanish – written and oral – strongly desired. Experience writing clearly, concisely and persuasively. Ability to set priorities, coordinate multiple projects, handle details, and work effectively to meet deadlines. Ability to synthesize ideas and information and clearly express ideas in writing, self-starter and able to work independently, anticipating what needs to be done next. Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively with staff, media and collaborative partners. Strong writing, graphic design, media outreach, and web content production. Experience with new media technologies, such as blogs, twitter, and online social marketing. Knowledge of Latino issues, including community economic development, immigration and women's issues helpful and women's issues helpful. Ability to work with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. High energy, positive, "can-do" attitude, flexibility, teamwork, and attention to detail; high degree of initiative required. Participate in organizational activities outside of regular office hours as requested. Bring a spirit of teamwork to work each day. Belief in ¡HICA!'s mission and passion to help the organization raise money to support the mission.
Compensation: Competitive salary. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Health and Dental insurance paid at 100% for employee, retirement plan with up to 3% matching after one year of service, generous paid time off, and 12 holidays.
About HICA: The Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama is the oldest Latino organization in Alabama. ¡HICA! seeks to promote the social, civic and economic integration of Hispanics through our programs. Our vision is a community where everyone can take advantage of opportunities to achieve their dreams to improve their quality of life.
Contact: Andrea Vazquez / Office Associate / ¡HICA! Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama / 117 South Crest Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 942-5505 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Leasing Coordinator
Opportunity: GK Houses is seeking candidates for a Leasing Coordinator. They are not necessarily looking for folks with real estate experience, but more importantly the drive to be a part of a young entrepreneurial business.
gkhouses.com began in March of 2008 and seeks to be an "insanely great property management company" that focuses specifically on the management of single-family homes. The team has doubled in size locally in the last 18 months and expects to expand into another market within the year. While they are grateful for the current success, they have big plans for dominating the single family management space regionally. gkhouses.com is a tight-knit team of like-minded individuals who collectively contribute to the company's increasing influence in the single family rental space. It is an environment where the entire team strives to challenge one another on a daily basis to perform at the highest level, even when it is not comfortable. The positive atmosphere and the five core values of the company are held in high regard by all team members and these two factors are critical to the future success of the company as a whole.
Description: The Leasing Coordinator is responsible for managing the entire leasing strategy, from the marketing of rent ready homes through moving an approved applicant into the home. The Leasing Coordinator must possess a thorough knowledge of all marketing processes and must constantly look to improve and audit those processes in order to drive the most applications per home. This requires constant attention to detail through the management of numerous recurring processes.
Job Responsibilities: Coordinating leasing efforts. Managing leasing agent(s). Manage the application process. Sign leases with tenants. Oversee the onboarding process for tenants.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree strongly preferred. Understanding and embracing the culture is the number one priority. A real estate license will be needed, but may be obtained during training. This candidate would need to have a personable demeanor and be energized by operational responsibilities.
Compensation: Total First Year: $38k - $42k (expectation to grow each year based on performance)
Training: There will be initial training in regards to the practicalities of the role and understanding the company as a whole. They are growing quickly, so all new additions to their team need to be able to learn and contribute quickly.
Website: http://www.gkhouses.com/
To Apply: https://de127.infusionsoft.com/app/page/gkhlcsc
Contact: Dylan Scroggins, Recruiter, firstname.lastname@example.com, 205.267.1011
Oncology Account Specialist
Opportunity: We are happy to announce Pfizer Pharmaceutical's open position, Oncology Account Specialist in Birmingham, AL (Job ID 1017315).
Pfizer is one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies and the company's purpose is to "innovate to bring therapies to patients that significantly improve their lives."
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree and a minimum of 4 years pharmaceutical sales experience.
Go to website: www.pfizercareers.com, for more information about the application, interview and hiring process. In order to be considered for the role, you must formally apply via our career portal. Additional company information may be founded at www.pfizer.com.
Contact: Linda Louie, Pfizer Global Talent Acquisition / Pfizer Pharmaceutical / email@example.com
Package Handlers
Opportunity: Fed Ex is now hiring Part Time Package Handlers for their Irondale location.
Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age. No longer in high school. Must be able to load, unload and sort packages, as well as perform other related duties. No experience required.
Compensation/Benefits: $10.10/hr. to start. Three pay increases within the first six months of employment. Tuition assistance. Career advancement opportunity. Weekly paycheck/direct deposit. Medical, dental & vision benefits available after 1,000 hours worked.
Note: All interested candidates must attend a sort observation at our facility prior to applying for the position. For more information or to register for a sort observation, please visit
Contact: Jacqueline D. Andrews, SR. Administrator / Federal Express / 4901 Alton Court, Birmingham, AL 35210 / 205.956.1834 / eFax 901.492.0258 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Security Division
Southern Research Institute has two part time positions in the security department.
Link to announcement: http://www.southernresearch.org/available-positions/
Contact: David A. Cooke / Chief of Security & Emergency Response / Southern Research / 2000 Ninth Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35205 / 205-581-2525 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.southernresearch.org
Recruiting & Marketing Specialist
Opportunity: Waffle House is now hiring for an hourly Marketing and Recruiting Specialist.
Description: The recruiting and marketing specialist recruits and sources qualified applicants for hourly positions in Waffle House restaurants. They build relationships with the community including local schools, businesses and organizations. They market our brand and products through those relationships. The HRS is also responsible for overseeing the hourly training program.
Location: Birmingham area
Salary: $40,100 per year
Position Type: Full Time, Entry level
Contact: Ashley Bridenbaugh / Area People Director / Waffle House / (865) 805-4968 / email@example.com
Contact Representative
The Social Security Administration is accepting applications for a fulltime permanent Contact Representative (Teleservice Representative) for their Birmingham office. This position is part of the Pathways Program and is open to Recent Graduates. Job Announcement Number: SB-1459536-15-RLC. Salary Range: $35,609.00 to $46,294.00 Per Year
Do you have a desire to help SSA manage its Social Security programs, analyze and solve problems? Advise millions of retired and disabled individuals? Work on a team to make a difference in people's lives and your own?
More Info and to apply: https://ssai.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/410555200
Contact: Rick Walker / Social Security Administration / Birmingham, AL / email@example.com
Sports Event Film Crew
Opportunity: This is a great part-time opportunity for students seeking experience in film production and/or sports broadcasting.
Description: The Alabaster City Schools head football coach is looking for a few people to work part time filming practices and games. They have equipment, but they need people to video, help download the files, convert file types, upload games to their online system, and possibly a bit of editing.
Contact: Megan O'Leary Shory / Technology Specialist / Alabaster City Schools / firstname.lastname@example.com
STEM Program Engagement Specialist
Opportunity: The Birmingham City Schools mission is to guide all students to achieve excellence in a safe, secure and nurturing environment. The BCS STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) VISTA project will build the capacity of STEM strategies by developing and implementing STEM programming at both the school and district level to promote students success. VISTA activities will focus on curriculum development, partnership development, volunteer development; community and family engagement; and college and career readiness.
Description: Developing STEM programming in the classroom and after school activities. Research & compile information from afterschool networks about their STEM curriculums and professional development systems. Cultivate relationships with businesses, organizations, corporations, families, and individuals with the goal of building community partnerships and collaborations. Interview STEM professionals to find best practices from the field and gather current and accurate information. Create STEM webpage of resources and links. Create recruitment and training process and materials which incorporate best practices for the school district to promote STEM activities. Establish process for recruiting, orienting, training, placing, tracking and recognizing partners and volunteers. Create a decision-making tree for schools to decide which STEM curricula best meets their needs. Identify internship and externship opportunities. Monitor and track program impact. Develop strategies to communicate opportunities, programs and results utilizing various methods of communication, with emphasis on social media.
Qualifications: Minimum bachelor's degree. 21 years of age. Ability to relate to individuals of different racial, ethnic, social and economic backgrounds. Strong written, oral and interpersonal communication skills. Proficient in research, interpretation and analysis of data. Highly organized with the ability to implement systems and follow-up processes while managing multiple tasks. Ability to work independently with a high-degree of motivation.
Notes: Starts August 3, 2015. Fulltime Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm. Annual salary: $11,676.
To Apply: Contact Tiffanie Leandr Crumbley by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Cassaundra Wynn Davis / Birmingham City Schools / 205-231-4864 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Tiffanie Crumbley / Program Director / Birmingham Engaging in STEM AmeriCorps / 205-231-4864
Fitness Center Trainer
Opportunity: Vestavia Country Club is currently seeking a Fitness Center Trainer to join their Fitness Team on a full time basis. This is a great career opportunity for an energetic and an enthusiastic person who is passionate about fitness and wellness and demonstrates the knowledge and skills to safely help members achieve their health and fitness goals.
Description: Guides members through initial and progressive training sessions in the areas of flexibility, aerobic conditioning and strength training. Greets users of the fitness center and encourages all members and guests to sign-in. Answers telephones and maintain files of program cards, testing and other information. Monitors fitness center; assists members with proper techniques, answers questions and provides information about health promotion and fitness. Schedules and guides members through orientations. Cleans and wipes down all exercise equipment and checks all areas within the facility for overall neatness and cleanliness. Performs Opening and Closing Procedures for the Fitness Center as needed. Assists the health and fitness staff in initial and continued development of services within the Fitness Department. Attends all training sessions and regular staff meetings; researches assigned projects and topics. Communicate member complaints and concerns to Fitness Director or Assistant. Records all member charges. Sets up and monitors exercise equipment. Promotes private lessons, group fitness classes and massage therapy.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, Health Promotion, Nutrition or other health related field. Nationally recognized certification in personal training. Two or more years' experience in personal training. CPR and AED certification. Experience in customer service. Prefer experience in health club or the hospitality industry. Basic computer skills (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) Ability to follow written and verbal instructions. Attention to detail, above average communication and organizational skills.
Must be available for emergency and scheduled work requirements on evenings, weekends or holidays. Must be available to work flexible shifts and overtime if necessary. Must be a team player, willing to cover or trade shifts when necessary. Must be able to lift, push or pull up to 30 lbs., without restrictions. Requires long periods of time standing, frequent bending. Ability to work independently on assigned tasks as well as to accept direction on given assignments. Ability to work with others.
As a Vestavia Country Club Team Member, you must be friendly, outgoing and possess good communication skills. Our members and guests expect the best. As a Vestavia Country Club Team Member you play a major role in providing the best quality service possible. "Great Service with a Smile" is a key element in providing a positive experience. Your individual personality and smile should shine through -- use it to your advantage. You should be organized, able to think and act quickly and effectively while retaining self-composure. Be guest sensitive and possess a sense of urgency in your timing. Take pride in personal appearance and show dedication to your job. Display integrity and honesty in all aspects of your employment and you will become a successful VCC Team Member.
To Apply: Email resume: email@example.com or apply in person at 400 Beaumont Dr, Birmingham, AL 35216 or call (205) 503-4976.
Contact: Angela Crigler / Human Resources Director / Vestavia Country Club / firstname.lastname@example.com / (205) 503-4976
Financial Institution Specialist (Trainee)
Opportunity: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is now accepting applications to fill career opportunities in its 2016 Corporate Employee Program (CEP) training classes. If you are selected for this highly-competitive program, you will be part of a select group of new recruits helping to ensure the stability of and public confidence in America's banking and financial services industry. The selected individuals will perform mission-critical work, evaluating the financial condition of FDIC-insured institutions and protecting depositors and consumers from harm, traveling the country in a unique role that only a few experience. As a Financial Institution Specialist (FIS), they will gain a broad understanding of the banking industry and acquire the skills needed to keep up with ever changing developments within the industry. The four-year CEP training program will teach candidates everything they need to know to prepare for a career in either government service or the private sector, while earning a competitive salary with outstanding benefits.
The FDIC expects to fill at least 125 new FIS positions at locations around the country in 2016. Those positions are open to college and university students and recent graduates with major fields of study in economics, accounting, finance, business administration, and related fields and an overall grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.00. To help you advertise this exceptional career opportunity, I have attached the current FIS job announcement that provides details on the application process, job requirements, and available job locations.
Description: This is an entry-level trainee position with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, one of the nation's premier bank regulatory agencies. Financial Institution Specialist (FIS) positions are located at 85 FDIC office locations throughout the U.S. Successful applicants are placed in a 3-4 year training program leading to professional certification as a commissioned bank examiner or resolutions and receivership specialist. The program includes both formal classroom and on-the-job training, and every participant is assigned an individual coach or mentor. Participants receive regular grade and pay increases during the program as they complete established training benchmarks. During the first year of the program, participants perform rotational assignments to become familiar with the Corporation's major business functions. They are then placed in one of three disciplines to complete the requirements for a commission: (1) Risk Management (to evaluate the financial condition of insured institutions); (2) Compliance/Consumer Protection (to ensure compliance with fair lending, consumer protection, and community reinvestment statutes and regulations); or (3) Resolutions/Receivership Management (to oversee the closure of failed financial institutions and management of the ensuing receiverships).
FISs typically work in teams and often must travel extensively to conduct on-site exams or close failed banks. They assess financial institutions to determine whether they are following safe and sound banking practices, maintaining effective internal controls and procedures, managing their institutions effectively, and complying with all applicable laws and regulations, including those relating to consumer protection, privacy, community reinvestment, and fair lending. They also participate in activities related to the closing and sale of failing financial institutions and the management of the ensuing receivership, including the management and disposition of failed bank assets. The FDIC seeks applicants with strong analytical and quantitative skills, knowledge of the basic principles of accounting and finance; the ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, the ability to work both independently and in teams, and an interest in public service.
Duration: 3-4 year training program leading to professional certification as a commissioned bank examiner (upon successful completion of an initial two-year excepted service appointment under the FDIC's Recent Graduates Program, trainees will be non-competitively converted to a permanent career appointment to complete the remainder of the training program).
Compensation: Salaries start at $53,005-$71,520 per annum, depending on location, with regular salary increases and an excellent vacation and benefits package.
We are currently accepting applications for the following locations:
Atlanta, GA; Austin, TX; Baltimore (Columbia), MD; Baton Rouge, LA; Birmingham (Shelby/Hoover), AL; Boston (Foxboro), MA; Boston (Lexington), MA; Chicago, IL; Columbia, MO; Columbia, SC; Columbus, OH; Dallas, TX; Des Moines, IA; Denver, CO; Detroit, MI; Fargo, ND; Grand Rapids, MI; Hartford, CT; Hays, KS; Hopkinsville, KY; Indianapolis, IN; Jackson, MS; Kansas City, MO; Knoxville, TN; Lubbock, TX; New York, NY; Orange County, CA; Philadelphia, PA; Portland, OR; Raleigh, NC; Richmond, VA; Salt Lake City, UT; San Juan, PR; Seattle, WA; Sioux City, IA; Tampa, FL; Wichita, KS
Qualifications: Students interested in pursuing this opportunity must be a recent graduate or a current student who will graduate by June 30, 2016. US citizenship. Completion of an undergraduate or graduate degree at an accredited college or university with a major in business administration, banking, finance, economics, accounting, marketing, or a related field within 2 years* of the date of application or by June 30, 2016; and fulfillment of specified requirements for Superior Academic Achievement as an undergraduate or completion of at least one year of study at the graduate level. Completion before graduation of at least 24 semester hours (or equivalent) of undergraduate and/or graduate coursework in economics, accounting, finance, marketing, or business administration, including at least 6 semester hours (or equivalent) of accounting coursework at an accredited college or university.
To Apply: This announcement can also be accessed at the following website: https://www.fdic.gov/about/jobs/servicethatcounts.html. The job announcement is currently open for applications through November 24, 2015. Once on the website, applicants should click on https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/406578800 to apply. The best qualified applicants will be invited to Washington, DC, for interviews at FDIC expense during the week of January 25-30, 2016.
Contact: Olivia L. Miller / Examiner, Shelby Field Office, Birmingham, Alabama / FDIC | Division of Risk Management Supervision / (205) 733-9860 ext. 4117 / (205) 529-8729 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Recruiter/Sales Management Trainee
Opportunity: TEK Systems is hiring for a Recruiter/Sales Management Trainee.
TEK Systems Inc. is a leading provider of strategic IT staffing and Global Services for 82% of the Fortune 500. Ranked #1 in the industry by IT Services Business Report for 11 consecutive years, we are the nation's largest IT staffing firm. We leverage our core competencies to offer a wide array of IT services. As a division of our parent company, Allegis Group, TEK Systems has over 100 offices throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. A three billion dollar company, our best-in-class staffing and project delivery processes, coupled with the core values that guide our company culture, fuel our success.
TEK Systems offers great opportunities for advancement, personal and professional growth, and unlimited earning potential. IT markets are outperforming the rest of economy, and we are growing at a rapid pace. TEK System seeks professional individuals with competitive spirit, drive, team mentality, courage and commitment, who have demonstrated perseverance, and are looking to build a long term career in a sales driven environment.
Benefits of joining our team include: Growth potential within the organization including a defined career path for sales professionals. Thorough training on recruiting and sales with a concentration on the IT industry (no previous IT knowledge necessary). Opportunities for continued education and education assistance. Dynamic and diverse culture with a team-oriented environment. Unlimited earning potential, including a competitive base salary and uncapped commission structure
Job Duties Include: Develop recruiting strategies designed to identify qualified candidates through various recruiting tools. Match candidates' strengths with clients' requirements by evaluating, screening, and interviewing candidates. Negotiate wages, terms and conditions of employment with candidates, and gain a commitment from candidates for current and future job requirements. Complete necessary pre-employment processes including reference checks and background/drug tests. Manage contract employees while on assignment. Assess and investigate contractor related problems, and administer performance counseling, coaching, and disciplinary measures when necessary. Work with Account Managers to identify top accounts, target skill sets, key market segments, and assess clients' staffing requirements. Communicate effectively with others in order to create a productive and diverse environment. Communicate with peers by sharing recruiting "best practices" and providing accurate, thorough documentation on applicant tracking systems or other documentation tools. Maintain relationships with industry contacts to provide exemplary customer service, gain industry knowledge, and obtain referrals and sales leads.
Qualifications: Must have a desire to build a career in sales. Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Marketing, Communication, Management or related field preferred. Prior experience in service-oriented sales is preferred. Excellent written and oral communication skills. A sense of urgency, excellent presentation skills, and a high standard of professionalism and character. A desire to learn and teach.
Comprehensive Benefits Package: Employees receive a competitive base salary, commission, and an exceptional benefits package including a 401(k) company matched retirement savings plan, parental leave and vacation, personal and holiday pay. Medical – BlueCross BlueShield Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) with a Health Savings Account (HSA). Dental – MetLife. Vision – Vision Service Plan (VSP). Insurance – Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D)
Contact: Rachel Brookes | Regional Sales Recruiter - Southeast / 200 S. College St. Charlotte, NC 28205 / Office: 980-233-6307 | email@example.com / www.teksystemscareers.com
Paid Internships
The YWCA Central Alabama is looking for 40 qualified women and men who are willing to dedicate a year of service from September 2015 – August 2016.
Benefits: Living allowance of $12,530/year. $5,730 educational award upon completion. Health insurance. Childcare subsidy and SNAP benefits for those who qualify. Opportunity to serve with some of Birmingham's premier nonprofit organizations. Extensive personal and professional development. Student Loan forbearance
To Apply: Visit www.ywcabham.org and click on the AmeriCorps link for details. Please send questions, resumes, cover letters and three positions for which you would like to apply to email@example.com
YWCA Information: www.ywcabham.org/americorps
AmeriCorps Information: www.myamericorps.gov
Contact: Angela Moore / Assistant Director of AmeriCorps / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 206 / Fax: 205.521.9652 / E-Mail: email@example.com
Safety & Mission Assurance Directorate
Pathways Internship Program / Trainee / Engineer
Opportunity: NASA/John C. Stennis Space Center is pleased to announce a student trainee engineering vacancy announcement, for a position in the Safety & Mission Assurance Directorate (S&MA). This is part of the Pathways Internship Program.
Description: S&MA provides engineering expertise in the areas of safety, risk, reliability, independent assessments and quality assurance for all NASA/SSC programs. S&MA serves as the "conscience" of the Center regarding safety and strives toward enhancing the success of the SSC mission.
Qualifications: You must be a U.S. citizen. Requires GPA of 2.9 or higher on a scale of 4.0. Enrolled or accepted in an accredited college/university at least half time. Must work at least 640 hours prior to completion of degree course work. Position is Excepted Service-Excluded from the Career Transition Program.
Salary: $31K - $46K per year
To Apply: Students must apply through USAJOBS. Deadline July 16. Students may view the posting via this link: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/409661500
Contact: Anita Douglass / NASA Pathways Internship Program / firstname.lastname@example.com / 228-688-3698
Marketing, Public Relations, Special Events Internship
Opportunity: The American Diabetes Association announces 5 open unpaid internship positions in Marketing, Public Relations and Special Events.
Work Schedule is Flexible. Hours per Week: 15. Employment Start Date: September 2015. Employment End Date: December 2015.
The Birmingham office of the American Diabetes Association, the nation's leading health organization focused on diabetes, is seeking an energetic and outgoing Public Relations/Marketing & Special Events intern.
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) seeks a highly motivated, self-starting student who is passionate about public service. Intern will provide support to ADA staff and gain valuable skills and insights while assisting with public relations/marketing, event planning, corporate research and volunteer outreach for the American Diabetes Association throughout Alabama. ADA internships are unpaid, but we offer a flexible internship of one semester or up to one year with the ability to fit your educational needs and earn credits.
Benefits: Opportunity to work closely with professional staff at all levels (Director, Manager, Associate Manager) as well as some Board of Trustees. Networking with other corporations including media outlets and other communication firms. Gain working knowledge of public relations functions and tools. Field experience in public relations, marketing and fund-raising. Potential Career opportunity. College credit available.
This internship will enable a skilled student to assist the ADA by working on important fund-raising cultivation events. This internship will provide the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of areas including:
Public Relations/Marketing: Media monitoring and analysis. Media and marketing material production. Ability to plan and execute a variety of events. Development of press releases, media advisories, press kits, social media initiatives, etc. Implement national campaign messages. Assisting with implementation of marketing strategies. Strategic planning of brochure distribution. Research and data entry projects.
Special Events: Help in planning and implementing special events. Assist with phone calls and mailings to past and current participants, potential sponsors/volunteers. Assist with cold-calling and donation asks. Assist with day-of-event volunteer recruitment and management (includes attending event). Attend committee meetings when possible. Attend promotional events as necessary- occasional night or weekend hours. Utilize social networks to promote events.
Duration: Fall 2015. Hours: Minimum of 15/hrs a week are required
Qualifications: Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student. Major in public relations, marketing, communications or related field. Minimum three years of college education (or completion of required prerequisite courses). Knowledge of office tools (Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, Power Point, etc.). Strong written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency in database management and design of spreadsheets. Interpersonal communications skills. Excellent writing and research skills. Ability to prioritize and handle a variety of assignments simultaneously. No experience necessary, but attention to detail and accountability required
To Apply: Please apply online at www.careers.diabetes.org
Contact: Emily Harvey / American Diabetes Association / firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: Are you looking to get
experience before you graduate with your Bachelor's degree? If so, this position
serves as the company representative on assigned social media sites utilizing
social media best practices to keep Infinity content current and engaging.
Responds to customer feedback and inquiries received via social media channels
and expands Infinity brand outreach and loyalty initiatives. Assists with
Qualifications: Marketing, Journalism, Communications, or English major preferred. Bachelor's degree preferred however not required. Strong practical understanding of and experience with Social Media to include thorough knowledge of all social media technologies. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Experience with researching and generating ideas and working under minimal supervision. Outstanding, error-free written communication skills. Requires independent thinking. Exhibits a high degree of professionalism and a sense of urgency and is able to monitor, prioritize and respond in near real-time. Must be able to express empathy towards customer's perspective and understand diversity.
Opportunity: Infinity Insurance ranks among the top 50 insurance companies in the country with over $1 Billion in premium and more than 2,000 employees nationwide. We are proud to be the second largest writer of non-standard automobile insurance in America and growing. Since 1955, Infinity Insurance has understood that our clients' needs are as individual as they are. From patent-pending quote technology to innovative products, we consistently outperform the industry by making auto insurance more accessible, easier to understand and affordable. Today Infinity Insurance serves 44 states across the nation, and we are looking for top talent to add to our growing team.
Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, with growing operations in major metro areas including Los Angeles, Miami and Houston Infinity Insurance is a company built on shared values. Employees understand our commitment to a positive work environment and dedication to the utmost in service. Advancement opportunities include skill training and career paths for many positions. Benefits include being part of an organization that has consistently been recognized as a best place to work, a comprehensive benefit package including; medical, dental, and vision coverage as well as a generous 401(k) matching contribution; and a variety of work/life balance programs designed to meet employees' needs.
We take the time to get to know our customers and recognize the importance of building long-term relationships – with our business clients as well as hardworking employees. In fact, over half our employees have worked here over five years.
To Apply: http://www.jobs.net/jobs/infinity-insurance/en-us/job/United-States/Intern-Copyright/J3J79K661Y59244SWSZ/
Contact: Ian Diament, Consumer Relations Specialist / Infinity Insurance / firstname.lastname@example.com / 205-803-8179
Reading Intervention Teacher
Better Basics is currently accepting applications for 24 part-time seasonal positions for Reading Intervention Teacher. Certification is required. RI Teachers help struggling readers who are below grade level in reading through small-group instruction. Instruction is individualized to meet students' needs and should focus on phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. RI Teachers work three days per week for twenty weeks between late September and March, according to the Better Basics and school district calendars. A typical day consists of planning time and four thirty-five minute sessions with three to four students in each session.
Rate of Pay:$20 per hour. Workweek Schedule: 9 to 12 hours per week. If you are interested in joining the Better Basics team, please send a cover letter, resume with references, signed employment application and copy of teacher certification to firstname.lastname@example.com. Teachers who were employed by Better Basics in the 14-15 school year and have resume on file must submit an employment application and cover letter only.
Deadline for Applications: July 10
Interviews: July 13-31
New Teacher Training: September 23
All Teacher Training : September 24
Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303
Director of Student Ministries
First United Methodist Church (http://www.fumct.org/) of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is seeking a full-time Director of Student Ministries. As vibrant congregation of 2500, First United Methodist Church influences their community with the core values of radical hospitality, passionate worship, international faith development, risk-taking mission and service, and extravagant generosity. The Director of Student Ministries' primary focus is to help students take their next steps to becoming life-long disciples of Jesus Christ.
Description: Provide Leadership: The Director of Student Ministries will oversee all youth ministry programming, supervise the youth ministry staff, and guide the youth department in implementing a sustainable ministry model. Equip youth, families, and volunteers: The DSM will recruit, equip, and build teams of youth ministry leaders and volunteers. Develop relationships: Develop relationships with students, families, and volunteers, as well as, provide opportunities for students to develop relationships with other students and youth ministry staff and volunteers.
Qualifications: A minimum of five years of experience in leading a youth program. A Bachelor's degree. Ability to implement sustainable structures and vision for the youth program. Strong leadership and organizational skills. Ability to communicate well with parents and teams of staff and volunteers. Alignment with the beliefs and practices of the United Methodist Church.
Contact: Kate / First United Methodist Church Tuscaloosa / Tuscaloosa, AL / firstname.lastname@example.com
Entry-Level Designer
Opportunity: Pratt Industries, located in Bessemer, AL, is currently looking to start interviewing for an entry level designer to add to our team. We are the 5th largest corrugated packaging company in the world, and the largest privately-held 100% recycled paper facility. We are a multi-billion dollar company, and have over 50 locations nation-wide. Within the corrugated industry, there are many plants closing, but we are the only company showing consistent growth, so this position would be a great starting point in the industry with plenty of opportunities for advancement.
Description: Primarily the position would start out primarily as a CAD table operator and general office assistant. I would gradually teach them how to use our specific CAD software, palletization optimization software, and corrugated strength programs to create designs of their own so they could eventually take on the position as a full structural engineer and manage their own projects from start to finish.
Operate CAD table to produce samples for customer approval. Perform regular maintenance on CAD table. Help with checking in cutting-dies for production. Assist in restocking sample material. Develop creative ways to enhance design/sales collaboration. Work collaboratively with Design Manager, Sales, and Customer Service to develop customer concepts. Learn to convey concepts with quick sketches and CAD software. Assist design manager with laminating printed graphics for mock-up samples. Responsible for project development record keeping - file naming/part numbering, utilizing project management system. Develop Bill of Materials (BOM), Specifications, Tops palletization reports. Assist with presentation of abstract ideas, and provide technical support to Sales staff as needed.
Position is ideal for someone looking to start a career in a creative environment as an entry level Corrugated Structural Designer in a fast-paced environment. Candidate will produce corrugated samples and mock ups by operating a CAD table while learning ArtiosCAD software to create their own designs by studying design features, researching & developing board engineering techniques and approaches; validating designs; maintaining documentation to comply with ISO 9001 standards.
Qualifications: Understand basics of corrugated, wood, foam, and plastic, and how they can be used in the design/display environment. Must be able to multitask between projects to meet multiple conflicting deadlines. Understand the environment we work in is dynamic and changes often.
Degree in Industrial Design, Packaging Design, Design Engineering or specialized Engineering Degree from an accredited institution. Reasoning Ability. Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out detailed but uninvolved written or oral instructions. Ability to visualize and communicate potential solutions to problems with minimal information.
Computer Skills: To perform this job successfully, an individual should have a proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite as well as basic computer skills. Any knowledge of CAD software, TOPS/CAPE, Adobe Illustrator is a plus. Ability to draw and conceptualize in "3D". Drafting experience, either on CAD system or by hand.
Personable/team-player. Highly motivated. Self-starter. Detail oriented. Quick learner. Creative problem-solver. Computer-literate/Tech-savvy.
Contact: Wesley Taylor / Structural Design Engineer / Pratt Industries Birmingham / firstname.lastname@example.com
Postal Inspector Interns (and Fulltime)
Fulltime Opportunities: The United States Postal Inspection Service will be opening their online hiring portal on Monday, June 22, 2015. It will close the following Friday night (June 26). Applicants must have a four year accredited degree and be between the ages of 21 and 37.
Internship Opportunities: Unpaid intern positions are available in the United States Postal Inspection Service – America's premiere federal law enforcement agency. Attached are documents needed to apply for the USPIS internship program. I have offices in Mobile, Montgomery, and Birmingham (Huntsville and Florence are served from Birmingham). Several of my previous interns are currently U.S. Postal Inspectors and many more work for other federal law enforcement agencies.
Websites: http://postalinspectors.uspis.gov / http://southeast.fws.usps.gov/sites/alabama/uspis/default.aspx
Contact: Tony Robinson, Postal Inspector / US Postal Inspection service / 205-326-2908 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Sales Representative
Opportunity: Leanne Dickinson's State Farm Agency is now hiring fulltime entry-level Sales Representatives.
Work Schedule: M-Th 8:30-5, F 8:30-4:30, Hours subject to change (some Saturdays may be required).
Pay: Base salary plus a commission scale based upon performance.
Employment Start Date: August, 2015.
Interviews will start early July.
Description: This position will be for a sales representative – the employee will be selling both over the phone and in person. They will be required to undergo training and licensing. They will also be working in service, adjusting policies and writing new ones as needed
Qualifications: By the start date of employment, the applicant must have a state license in either Life/Accident/Sickness, or Property/Casualty. By the time of the interview, none of these are required. Majors Considered: Preferably business related
Desired Qualities: Ethical and Honest. Excellent communication skills - written, verbal and listening. Excellent interpersonal skills. Organizational skills. Self-motivated. Interest in marketing products and services based on customer needs. Proactive in problem solving. Dedicated to customer service. Able to learn computer functions. Pride in getting work done accurately and timely. Ability to work in a team environment. Ability to multi-task. Ability to make presentations to potential clients. Achieve mutually agreed upon marketing goals. Enthusiastic about the role insurance and financial products play in helping people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected, and realize their dreams. Ability to assess client needs and conduct effective interviews.
Contact: Adam D. King / Life/Health Sales Representative / Leanne Dickinson's State Farm Agency / 200 B Y Williams Sr Dr, Birmingham, AL 35228 / 205-923-7334 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Ministry Assistant
Lawrenceburg United Methodist Church (www.lawrenceburgumc.org) is a well-established church in the community of Lawrenceburg, KY, who is committed to leading unified missions and ministries in Christ for the transformation of the world.
Opportunity: This worshipping congregation of 100 - 125 seeks a full-time Ministry Assistant who will oversee the youth program and will help in leading worship.
Description: To provide leadership in youth programming and missions, develop relationships with the youth, families, and congregants, and provide support in the weekly worship and day-to-day ministries of the church.
Qualifications: Education in youth and music ministry. Experience that demonstrates success in youth and worship ministry. Servant leadership skills and the ability to lead teams with a team work attitude. Spiritual role model. Strong organization skills. Strong computer skills with proficiency in presentation software. Alignment with the beliefs and practices of the United Methodist Church.
Contact: Pastor Karen Stigall, Lawrenceburg United Methodist Church, Lawrenceburg, KY, email@example.com
Director of Greek Life / Assistant Director of Community Engagement
Opportunity: Samford University is now hiring for two fulltime professional positions: Director of Greek Life and Assistant Director of Community Engagement.
Director of Greek Life: The job description can be found on the website: http://www.samford.edu/employee/staff-employment-opportunities/?id=21474872178
Assistant Director of Community Engagement: The Frances Marlin Mann Center for Ethics & Leadership at Samford University is seeking an enthusiastic, collaborative leader to coordinate existing community initiatives, develop new strategic partnerships, and assess the impact of community engagement on both students and the local community.
As the primary contact for community service/service-learning initiatives on campus, the Assistant Director for Community Engagement will work closely with students, faculty, staff, and community partners to develop programs that connect campus resources with community needs and develop student understanding of the challenges of the least of these in the community.
About Samford University: The mission of Samford University is to nurture persons in their development of intellect, creativity, faith, and personhood. As a Christian university, the community fosters academic, career, and ethical competency while encouraging social and civic responsibility, and service to others. The university has more than 4,900 students, of which approximately 3,000 are undergraduate students who reside primarily on campus. Community engagement is an important part of the campus culture, with students spending over 500,000 hours in the community during the past year.
Contact: Cameron Collins, Assistant Director of the Mann Center / Samford University, Birmingham, AL / firstname.lastname@example.com.
YWCA / Central Alabama
Communications Specialist / Donor Relations Specialist
YWCA of Central Alabama is hiring for two entry level positions in the YWCA's development and communications office effective August 1.
Communications Specialist – Seeking a candidate who is internal website and social media savvy, great attention to details, experience/proficiency in basic graphic design software (In Design, Adobe Creative, etc…), and videography/photography passion a big plus.
Donor Relations Specialist – Seeking a candidate with keen attention to detail to manage our donor database. This position is heavily administrative and will manage gift entry and receipting. It will also have a big volunteer committee management component. A firm understanding and appreciation for all that is Emily Post is a big plus.
Full job descriptions can be found on website: http://www.ywcabham.org/careers
Contact: Maggie McDonald, MSW / Senior Director of Development / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / 205.322.9922 ext. 304 / email@example.com
Domestic Violence Services / Healthy Relationships Program
Opportunity: YWCA Central Alabama's "Building Communities, Bettering Lives" AmeriCorps program is recruiting 40 members for the 2015-2016 program year. Men and women from Alabama and around the country are invited to apply for the one year of full-time capacity building and direct service through August 2016 benefitting the YWCA and its non-profit partner agencies. Specifically, the YWCA is seeking Healthy Relationships AmeriCorps Members who will facilitate an evidence-based curriculum in area middle and high schools aimed at helping students recognize the difference between healthy relationships and abusive relationships. The YWCA is actively recruiting for the 2015-2016 term and plan to fill all positions by August 3, 2015.
Description: The YWCA Central Alabama offers the Healthy Relationships Program for area middle schools and high schools free of charge. The program utilizes the Safe Dates curriculum, an evidence-based curriculum that has been designated as a Model Program by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and was selected for the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP), receiving high ratings on all criteria. Safe Dates helps teens recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships, and controlling, manipulative, or abusive relationships. It is during the critical pre-teen and teen years that young people begin to learn the skills needed to create and foster positive relationships. With Safe Dates, a highly engaging and interactive program, young people are given the tools needed to build these skills.
Ideally, the program is facilitated in its entirety – which is nine 50-minute sessions, however, YWCA Healthy Relationships staff work with schools to accommodate their needs, and tailor the program to fit each school's availability. Session topics include: defining caring relationships, defining dating abuse, why people abuse, how to help friends, overcoming gender stereotypes, equal power through communication, how we feel & how we deal, and preventing sexual assault.
Facilitators work with school administrators, counselors and teachers to recruit schools for the program, coordinate scheduling and implement the program. In addition to pre and post tests, facilitators present a one-month follow-up evaluation for participants, and are responsible for disseminating and collecting all evaluations and tests for statistical and reporting purposes.
The other major role of Healthy Relationships AmeriCorps Members is to serve at numerous outreach events & fairs in the community sharing information about domestic violence & the YWCA's DV services. AmeriCorps Members will be trained thoroughly in the dynamics of domestic violence so they feel equipped to lead trainings in the community. Some outreach events are speaking engagements, while others are "fairs" and only require AmeriCorps Members to distribute brochures and talk one-on-one about the YWCA's domestic violence services as people come to the table to request information.
To Apply: Visit: http://www.ywcabham.org/americorps
Contact: Angela Moore / Director / YWCA/AmeriCorps / firstname.lastname@example.com / 309 23rd Street North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 182 / Fax: 205.521.9652
Account Coordinator
Description: The primary role is to assist the account team and clients (automotive dealers) with day-to-day tasks. You will gain experience working with automotive dealerships across the country and focus on their marketing programs. You will have the opportunity to work with many internal teams including: media, traffic, digital/broadcast/print production, and creative to ensure client expectations and deliverables are met.
Summary: Provide daily administration and assistance to Account Executive. Provide back-up relief to other Account Teams. Coordinate clients projects under the direction of the AEs. Knowledgeable of processes to execute jobs throughout the agency. Post client budgets and calendars to server. Update client status reports. Prepare and issue weekly playbooks for your client roster. Prepare client meeting prep for AE review. Prepare sales charts. Upload items for compliance. Create all job jackets for graphics jobs. Add tasks to task list for AEs. Prepare Budget Recaps.
Qualifications: College degree in advertising, marketing, communications or related field. Fluent in English and Spanish a plus. Must possess strong computer skills; proficient in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint). Ability and willingness to learn in-house software and platforms (Workamajig and Mavenlink). High endurance and energy level—works until the client/company's needs are met. Organized with attention to detail and accuracy. Strong interpersonal skills; Comfortable on the phone with clients and professional in-person demeanor. Solid verbal and written skills are a must. Excellent proofing skills. Superior time and project management skills. Ability to juggle multiple tasks with strong attention to detail. Highly motivated, self-starter who can handle large tasks without a lot of day-to-day handholding. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment under pressure and meet tight deadlines, and an appetite to grow within an organization.
Contact: Joyanne West, Account Coordinator / Strong Automotive Merchandising / 201 Office Park Drive, Suite 220, Birmingham, AL 35223 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / Tel: (205) 907-0570 / (205) 313-4000 / (205) 313-4071 / Web: http://www.strongautomotive.com/careers/
Sales Representative
Opportunity: Willcox and Allen, Inc., a conveyor systems integration firm in the Birmingham area since 1951, is looking for a sales representative. The applicant will assist in expanding the client base, while learning the mechanical workings of conveyor equipment. Eventually, this applicant will become a full time outside sales representative.
Description: The applicant will follow a 2-year training plan, learning the details of conveyor equipment, basic sales skills, drawing on AutoCAD, and project management. They will start out assisting the sales team in expanding the customer base by finding sales leads. Eventually they will begin to develop their own clients and begin to work as a sales person.
Contact: Craig Allen, Vice President / Willcox and Allen, Inc. / Irondale, AL / 205-254-8051 / email@example.com
Sales Intern
Opportunity: Are you looking for an internship that will give you hands-on experience and competitive earnings? As an Aflac Sales Intern you will gain work experience in a professional business-to-business sales environment that will allow you to balance work, studies and fun, while being backed with the support of a Fortune 500 company and industry leader.
Description: Use the power of social and in-person networking to reach CEOs, business owners and HR managers to determine which voluntary benefits programs suit their employees best. Make a difference by connecting with existing policyholders to provide service and support. Build and maintain client relationships by working the Aflac Way
Benefits: Collaborative culture and work environment. Sales coaches and mentors to help you build your business. Cash scholarship opportunities for qualified candidates. High brand awareness, supported by national advertising campaigns. Competitive commissions. Add professional work experience to your resume by gaining hands-on experience. Kick start your career by participating in an internship program that could lead to a job that moves where you need it to.
Qualifications: Desire to help others and make a difference. Drive and determination. Vibrant personality and professional presence. Entrepreneurial and team spirit. Desire to work with the leading provider of voluntary benefits at the worksite.
Contact: Missy Brooks, District Administrator / Aflac / Lanza & Associates LLC / 4505 Pine Tree Circle Suite 201 / Birmingham, AL 35243 / Ph 256-223-6306 / Fax 877-389-9931 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Women's Leadership Internship
Opportunity: MOMENTUM is a non-profit executive women's leadership program. Its curriculum operates on a semester system, starting in September and closing with a graduation ceremony in May.
MOMENTUM Women's Leadership Internship Program is seeking an Undergrad/Grad Student Intern for Academic Year 2015-16. Position is Part-time, approximately 15-20 hours per week. This internship opportunity is available beginning August 2015. Past interns have come from these majors: Business, Non Profit Administration, Women's Studies, Pre-Law, Family Studies, English, PR/Marketing, Leadership Studies.
Description: Duties include preparing materials for the sessions and support of office clerical and social media needs. There are also opportunities to engage in supervised projects for school credit as well, which have occurred with students from UAB, BSC, and Samford.
General Duties: Mail merge, create envelopes and labels; organize and sort information; maintenance of data lists; create flyers, invitations, documents; assist in presentations. Research. Compiling and organizing. Editing/composing drafts of letters and proofing documents. Ordering office supplies. Recording feedback from surveys and compiling information. Running various errands. Prepping materials for and assisting on sessions days. Take digital pictures.
Qualifications: Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, Publisher, Power Point). Ability to learn new skills on the job and use them. Organized, reliable, good work ethic. Independent worker. Car with up to date license and insurance. Use of Office equipment, Email, phone. Professional business etiquette. Storing and updating correct contact information in Outlook address book, Word directory, and Excel database.
Location: MOMENTUM'S office is located in historic Pepper Place Showroom on Birmingham's Southside.
Contact: Tina Upshaw, Operations Coordinator / MOMENTUM / 2821 2nd Ave South, Suite B-1 Birmingham, AL 35233 / Email: email@example.com / Tele: 205 321-6100 / website: www.momentumleaders.org
Internship Program
Purina/Nestle Internships for 2016 are now posted and ready for students to apply! We've started recruiting earlier than ever this year in hopes we can begin building a relationship with top students around the country.
Our interns work hand-in-hand with leading professionals in the field on real-time projects in their disciplines. We're a global organization known widely as a 'Best Place to Work'. Our culture continuously dares us to Stand Taller and ask "what's next?"
We have internships available in marketing, accounting, and finance. We will also begin seeking candidates in July for fulltime entry-level positions and for our Management Development roles.
To Apply: Use our Career Connexion App to determine which positions might be the best fit for you.
More Info:
Contact: Amanda Pirtle / Purina Nestle / email@example.com
Medical Scribe
At PhysAssist Scribes we hire and train medical scribes to work alongside physicians in emergency departments around Alabama and across the country. We are now offering this great experience with our new teams in Birmingham, AL!
Scribes provide real-time charting for physicians by shadowing them throughout their shifts. As a scribe you will: Work side by side with physicians as they see patients. Document the patient history and chief complaint. Document the physical exam and procedures. Record x-ray, lab, and diagnostic test results. Prepare plans for follow-up care.
If you are an undergraduate or alumni Pre-Health Student, in the Birmingham area, and looking for a way to increase your clinical experience, this may be the perfect opportunity for you! Check out our website: http://www.iamscribe.com/. Fill out one of our online applications.
Contact: Andrew Matson / PhysAssist Scribes / email@example.com
Financial Services Representative
Opportunity: As a Financial Services Representative, you will work directly with individuals, business people, and families to help them navigate through and secure their financial future. Discover a career that can't be offshored or outsourced. At MassMutual Alabama, a MassMutual general agency, you'll be part of an entrepreneurial system with the freedom to provide solutions for your clients from a broad portfolio of innovative products, access to powerful sales tools, and a large resource network so you can focus on activities that get results.
Description: Prospecting for clients through networking and referrals. Developing and maintaining long-term relationships with clients. Providing financial solutions for clients through fact gathering and needs analyses. Expanding personal knowledge and skills through ongoing professional development and joint work with fellow associates.
Qualifications: Strong interpersonal skills and customer service focus. Market development/networking abilities. Presentation and organization skills. Strong work ethic, self-motivated and goal-oriented. BA, BS, and/or graduate degree or equivalent work experience required.
Notes: Results-driven compensation and access to a competitive benefits package including medical and dental, life and disability insurance, and thrift and pension plans are available for qualified Financial Services Representatives.
About MassMutual: Founded in 1851, MassMutual is a leading mutual life insurance company that is run for the benefit of its members and participating policyowners. The company has a long history of financial strength and strong performance, and although dividends are not guaranteed, MassMutual has paid dividends to eligible participating policyowners consistently since the 1860s. With whole life insurance as its foundation, MassMutual provides products to help meet the financial needs of clients, such as life insurance, disability income insurance, long term care insurance, retirement/401(k) plan services, and annuities. In addition, the company's strong and growing network of financial professionals helps clients make good financial decisions for the long-term.
MassMutual Financial Group is a marketing name for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) and its affiliated companies and sales representatives. MassMutual is headquartered in Springfield, Massachusetts and its major affiliates include: Babson Capital Management LLC; Baring Asset Management Limited; Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers LLC; The First Mercantile Trust Company; MassMutual International LLC; MML Investors Services, LLC, Member FINRA and SIPC; OppenheimerFunds, Inc.; and The MassMutual Trust Company, FSB.
Contact: Katelyn George, Recruiting Director/ Mass Mutual / Two 20th Street North, Suite 1500, Birmingham, AL 35203 / (205) 244-8614 / firstname.lastname@example.com / alabama.massmutual.com
Accounting Summer Internship
Partners Tax & Accounting needs an Accounting Summer Intern. The internship runs from June to August. Interns will do administrative work as well as basic tax and bookkeeping work. There may also be an opportunity to assist with some law practice work involving estate planning and business law for existing accounting clients. This is a great opportunity for learning!
Contact: Brett S. Sheedy, CPA, MBA, JD, LLM, President/Director of Tax Services / Partners Tax & Accounting, LLC / 1516 20th Street South, Suite 1, Birmingham, AL 35205 / Phone: 205-933-0104 / Fax: 205-933-0105 / Email: email@example.com / Website: www.partnerstax.com
Health Care Representative
Opportunity: Princeton Baptist Hospital in Birmingham is now seeking candidates for a Health Care Representative. HCRs act as advocates and meet with patients and their families daily. They are responsible for tracking every application they receive and obtaining high rates of successful outcomes. If you appreciate helping people and possess great communication and computer skills, this is your opportunity.
Description: Work effectively with hospital employees and patients. Interviewing clients in a hospital setting and/or home visits to assist the clients in obtaining maximum benefit coverage. Completion of applications for state and federal programs (including Health Exchange/Marketplace programs), reviewing medical records and taking all necessary action to expedite benefit approval. Achieve and maintain certification designation as "Certified Application Counselor". Adherence to company and legal standards regarding Protected Health Information (PHI), Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and Personnel Transaction Identifier (PTI). Maintain ongoing communication with government agencies regarding the status of claims. Provide updates and assistance to hospital staff as needed. Maintain documentation of status of claims and client contract on hospital computer systems. Making a determination to take a Federal, State or Local program application based upon medical definition of disability as it relates to body systems and to functions of daily living, and information contained in medical records.
Qualifications: 4 year college degree preferred. Knowledge of federal and state programs that will benefit coverage for the client. Demonstrated experience working with people of various educational and socioeconomics background preferred. 1-3 years of relevant hospital and healthcare experience. Possible foreign language skills, as required by geographic location. Proficient with computer skills and tablet devices including Microsoft Office applications (Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint). Ability to travel. Professional & polished demeanor. Strong work ethics and confidentiality. Time management skills and attention to detail.
Resumes can be emailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Suzanne Tarver / Assistant District Manager / Chamberlin Edmonds / Birmingham, AL / Direct: 866.407.4399 / email@example.com
Member Positions
Opportunity: The YWCA Central Alabama's "Building Communities, Bettering Lives" AmeriCorps program is recruiting several Members for the 2015-16 program year. Men and women from Alabama and around the country are invited to apply for the one year of full-time capacity building and direct service benefitting the YWCA and its non-profit partner agencies.
Along with the YWCA Central Alabama, AmeriCorps members will serve directly with Alabama Environmental Council, Birmingham Bar Volunteer Lawyers, Food Bank of Central Alabama, Freshwater Land Trust, Girls on the Run, Heart Gallery of Alabama, The Mayor's Office of Civic Engagement, Norwood Resource Center, One Roof, Pathways, Railroad Park, Safehouse of Shelby County, Traveler's Aid Society, Woodlawn Foundation, YMCA Northeast Branch and YouthServe.
Members are key components in providing much-needed services in local schools, to persons experiencing homelessness, in child development facilities, for victims of domestic violence, with economic and environmental empowerment, through community enrichment and leadership development.
A national service initiative, AmeriCorps is akin to the Peace Corps, and is for those desiring to commit to at least one year of service nationally, rather than internationally. Since its inception in 1994, more than 900,000 AmeriCorps members have contributed over one billion hours in service to their country while leveraging millions of community volunteers. Local YWCA AmeriCorps members served more than 53,000 hours in 2013-2014, benefitting the metro-Birmingham area, Shelby, Blount and St. Clair counties.
Partnering with AmeriCorps through Serve Alabama and the Corporation for National and Community Service, the YWCA Central Alabama and its partner agencies have been able to further change the lives of people in need and reshape the fabric of our community.
The YWCA Central Alabama is a United Way organization that is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. For over 110 years, the YWCA Central Alabama has been responding to the needs of women, children and families. The YW's programs and services serve women, children and families by providing: affordable child care for families; child care and after-school enrichment programs for homeless children; affordable housing; a broad array of domestic violence services; and social justice programs.
Notes: In addition to receiving great experience and training, AmeriCorps members receive the following benefits: $12,530 AmeriCorps living allowance for the year (which is paid out bimonthly), a $5730 educational award at end of service year that can be used for past student loans or future schooling, health insurance for full-time members, and a childcare subsidy available for qualifying members. To be qualified for our positions, a potential applicant must have a passion for carrying out the YWCA's mission and serving the community, a bachelor's degree or some college completed, and the ability to pass an extensive background check and citizenship clearance.
To Apply: Interested parties should select three positions in which they are interested. Applicants should then attach a resume and cover letter listing three choices for which they desire to be considered to email@example.com. During their AmeriCorps interview, applicants will be interviewed by the supervisors from the three programs in which they are most interested, so including these choices on their cover letters is very important.
More Information:
Angela Moore / Director / YWCA/AmeriCorps / firstname.lastname@example.com
Kimmie Farris / AmeriCorps Administrator / YWCA Central Alabama / email@example.com
309 23rd Street NorthBirmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 182 / Fax: 205.521.9652
Marketing Internship
Business Systems & Consultants is offering a Marketing Internship position for the summer. The internship would mostly involve doing Market Research. Flexible Schedule. Office is in Hoover.
Contact: Michelle Lee / Operations Manager / Business Systems & Consultants / email@example.com / Office: 205-988-3300 x214 / Fax: 205-985-9510 / 113 Little Valley Court Birmingham, AL 35244 / http://www.bscsolutions.com.
Career Opportunities
Liberty National Life Insurance Company has Immediate Openings for Qualified Candidates. We are looking for entry level and management candidates. Liberty National is a 115-year old financial services company who specializes in individual and work site benefits in the Birmingham Metro Area. Candidates will be handling claims, servicing and advising clients, as well as insuring new and existing clients.
Contact: Chryseis Griffin / Liberty National Life Insurance / 100 Chase Park South, Suite 100, Birmingham, AL 35244 / 205-985-8718 / email@example.com
Legal Assistant / Internship Program
Opportunity: The U.S. Department of the Treasury has a distinguished history dating back to the founding of our nation. As the steward of U.S. economic and financial systems, Treasury is a major and influential leader in today's global economy. We have over 100,000 employees across the country and around the world.
The Office of Chief Counsel is the largest tax law firm in the country. The Office of Chief Counsel serve America's taxpayers fairly and with integrity by providing correct and impartial interpretation of the internal revenue laws and the highest quality legal advice and representation for the Internal Revenue Service.
The IRS Office of Chief Counsel is looking to hire a part-time student for a Legal Assistant position. The work schedule is approximately 16-32 hours per week. Students must currently be enrolled in college and taking at least a half-time course load to be considered for the job. Please visit www.usajobs.gov and search for the following vacancy announcement.
Description: Preparing and assembling documents; Maintaining legal files and documents; Receiving/Reviewing incoming and outgoing correspondence; Utilizing software programs such as Microsoft Access, Microsoft Outlook, WORD, EXCEL, PowerPoint in preparing correspondence.
Qualifications: This opportunity is open to U.S. Citizens who are Students enrolled on at least a half-time basis, or accepted for enrollment, and seeking a degree (diploma, certificate, etc.) in a qualifying educational institution; have at least a cumulative (overall) 3.0 grade point average or higher on a 4.0 scale; remain in good academic standing; and be at least 16 years of age.
Notes: Job Announcement Number: CCSH-15-PP04. SALARY RANGE: $28,553 - $45,190/ Per Year. Duty Locations 5 Vacancies in Birmingham, AL, Jacksonville, FL, Indianapolis, IN, Baltimore, MD, Richmond, VA. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED THROUGH USAJOBS WEBSITE. Apply by Thursday, June 4, 2015. For additional information regarding the Pathways Program, please refer to the following website: www.usajobs.gov/StudentsAndGrads
Contact: Kathy M. Parker / IRS Office of Chief Counsel / Office Manager Atlanta/Birmingham / 401 W Peachtree St NW, Ste 1400, Stop 1000-D, Atlanta, GA 30308 / Work: (404) 338-7973 / email@example.com. Also Contact: Shirley Hillyer / 469-801-1028 / email@example.com
After School Positions
Better Basics is currently accepting applicants to work in our HOPE afterschool program in Fairfield, AL. Interviews will be scheduled May 28th through July 17th. Staff training will be held July 27th to August 5th. School will begin August 6, 2015.
Afterschool Teacher I: Candidates with classroom and camp experience are preferred. Teachers are needed from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday – Friday from August 2015 – May 2016, according to the Fairfield City Schools calendar.
Teachers will be responsible for guiding all students in successful participation in the HOPE Center program. A short daily planning/preparation period is provided prior to student arrival. Teachers will provide health and nutrition instruction, physical fitness, administer snack, assist with homework, and ensure good classroom management during enrichment vendor rotations. Every Friday, Teachers will be responsible for creating and leading lessons utilizing technology. Teachers should be proficient in the use of iPads and web-based applications for laptops. At the close of each day, Teachers will lead character development activities.
Workweek: 17.5 hours, Monday – Friday, 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Work Status: Part-time, Seasonal. Pay Range: $11.00 - $12.50/HR.
To apply, please send a cover letter, resume (with references) and completed employment application to email@example.com.
Afterschool Aide: Aides are needed 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday from August 2015 – May 2016, according to the Fairfield City Schools calendar. The right candidate will have a positive classroom management style and an enthusiasm for helping all children succeed. Aides will provide health and nutrition instruction, physical fitness, administer snack, assist with homework, and ensure good classroom management during enrichment vendor rotations. Aides will be responsible for student safety and record accuracy during student check-in/check-out.
Workweek: 15 hours, Monday – Friday, 2:30 – 5:30 p.m. Work Status, Part-time, Seasonal. Pay Range: $8.50 - $10.00/HR.
To apply, please send a cover letter, copy of your resume (with references)(and indicating applicable classroom/camp experience) and completed employment application to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Afterschool Teacher II (Certified Teacher): Certified teachers will begin instruction to students at 3:45 p.m. Teachers are responsible for creating learning centers (based on literacy and math) from the materials provided by Better Basics that are suited to a multi-age classroom. Each afternoon, Monday – Thursday, teachers will assist two groups of students in 45 minute rotations. Class size is approximately 15-20 students from multiple grades (kindergarten – sixth). Teachers Aides and volunteers will be provided. Teachers will focus on assisting students with completing homework and engaging students in hands-on learning in centers. Rotations end at 5:15 p.m. Additional planning time is required either before or after instruction.
Workweek: 4 days, Monday – Thursday (August 2015 – May 2016), Class from 3:45 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Work Status: Part-time, Seasonal. Pay Range: $45/Day.
To apply, please send a cover letter, copy of your teaching certification, resume (with references) and completed employment application to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Notes: The employment application, along with more information about Better Basics can be found at www.betterbasics.org. Substitutes also needed. If you have a passion for helping children and flexibility in your schedule, please apply.
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
ASSOCIA McKAY MANAGEMENT
Assistant Association Manager
Associa McKay Management is looking for a recent college graduate to join our team. We manage homeowners associations and condominiums in Birmingham and surrounding communities. We are looking for an Assistant Association Manager.
Contact: Ashley O'Brien (BSC Alum) / Associa McKay Management / 5 Riverchase Ridge, Suite 200, Birmingham, AL 35244 / 205-733-6700 / email@example.com / www.McKayManagement.com
Retail Sales Associate
If you are ready to jump start your retail career, a part time Sales Associate position with HH Gregg may be the perfect solution. Our top sellers come from all types of backgrounds, from seasoned sales pros to the food and beverage industry, to customer service reps. Our lucrative commission program and outstanding benefits options provide excellent rewards for our associates.
Although experience with appliance, electronics or furniture is preferred, if you have a winning attitude and a commitment to help our customers find the best solutions for their home needs, we can train you on the rest. With our industry leading sales and product training, our promote from within culture and company growth we may be the one stop destination for your career as well.
Are you ready to start your new, exciting career with HH Gregg? Our Trussville store is looking to fill positions now. You can apply on our careers website, http://www.hhgregg-jobs.com/. Or apply in person at our Trussville store: 3679 Roosevelt Blvd, Trussville, AL 35235. And when you call or stop into the store, please mention that you heard about this opportunity from the posting at Birmingham Southern College.
Contact: Paul Fairbanks, General Manager / HH Gregg / (205) 661-1050
Marketing Internship
Sloss Music & Arts Festival will be taking place July 18-19 in Birmingham. And you can be a part of this big event! Slossfest Interns Wanted! Do you want to work or have fun? Or both? Learn more about this mind-blowing internship opportunity with Telegraph Branding!
Telegraph Branding is an up and coming branding agency in Birmingham that is seeking Marketing Interns with positive attitudes, lively personalities, sparkling senses of humor, and big, inexhaustible brains that are full of ideas. If you like to work hard and have fun, you are the perfect candidate for this short-term engagement with the Sloss Music & Arts Festival. Join us as we brainstorm marketing and promotional ideas for Slossfest. Take your brain out for some real world exercise and gain some serious professional experience! Meet new friends! Network with industry professionals! Get free admission to Slossfest!
Contact: Mark Jamroz / Director of Strategy / Telegraph Branding / Birmingham, Alabama / 205-602-0408 / email@example.com
Financial Analyst
Opportunity: Asurion has an entry-level Financial Analyst position open at its corporate HQ in Nashville. They are looking for someone with strong analytical and communication skills. This is a great place to start a career in a fast moving environment with a company that is technology focused and on the cutting edge of integrating technology into our daily lives. Nashville is a great place to live and Asurion is a great place to work.
Description: Asurion is seeking a candidate to fill the position of Financial Analyst for the Americas FP&A organization. The Americas FP&A team has responsibility for the development and consolidation of the annual operating plan for the Americas region as well as for monthly regional forecasts and reporting. This position will provide critical financial analysis, oversight, and partnership with multiple operational FP&A teams across America's business to assist in driving decisions through fact-based financial data and analytics. The ideal candidate will have financial competence, strong business acumen, knowledge of financial analysis tools and techniques, critical thinking proficiency, and solid communication skills. The candidate must be customer-centric and be able to balance the demands of a rapidly growing, complex entrepreneurial environment where ingenuity, rather than precedence, drives how things should be done.
Responsibilities: Development and maintenance of critical business reporting and modeling tools to turn data into accurate and relevant information with limited direction. Ability to interpret data and use data as the basis for business decisions. Ability to identify and correlate cross-functional data for use in reporting tools and reports. Assistance with monthly forecast process and support of strategic financial planning. Delivery of consistent and accurate financial, statistical, & KPI reporting. Interact positively and pro-actively between departments to promote a team work philosophy. Automate and create more robust processes where appropriate and applicable. Coordinate flow of information and assimilate data necessary to prepare required reporting. Serve as a resource for the Americas FP&A team by: Consolidating inputs, loading finance systems, and validating accuracy. Providing monthly reporting including variances to Plan, KPI and Forecast. Provide other analysis as requested and/or deemed appropriate. Promote the company's Core Values and adherence to those values.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree (preferably Finance or Accounting). MBA, CPA, or CMA a plus. 0-3 years of experience. Ability to communicate data results to management as well as across various disciplines. Self-directed individual with a strong ability to manage ambiguity, adapt readily and easily to changes in priorities, and deliver assignments on time with minimal supervision. Self-confident, competent, and independent with strong problem solving skills. Willingness to take on additional tasks and expand on current responsibilities with minimal direction. Fits well in an environment that rewards bright, self-starting, energetic, and action-orientated team members with increasing responsibility and challenge. Professional individual with a strong work ethic and is a demonstrated team player. Strong PC skills including a high proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Knowledge of business analysis and reporting tools
Work Environment: Position is located at Asurion's Grassmere headquarters in Nashville, TN.
Contact: Ford Ray (BSC '08) / Asurion / Nashville, TN / (256) 318-4148 / email@example.com
Job Fair / Tuesday, May 19 / 9:00 am – 3:00 pm / 500 Century Park South, Suite 100-A Birmingham, AL 35226
Collegiate Admission & Retention Solutions (CARS) is a collegiate contact center that services colleges and universities across America with lead qualification, enrollment, and retention. Founded in 2002, we have experienced exponential growth each year as the demand for higher education increases. We are currently seeking to add more members to our current team of Student Information Specialists. We have openings for Full- and Part-Time positions between the hours of 10am and 10pm. Join us on Tuesday, May 19th to meet with one of our on-site managers! Please bring a résumé to the Job Fair and be prepared for a brief interview.
Can't make the job fair? There are several ways to apply:
--Send a résumé via email to email@example.com
--Send a résumé via fax to 205.313.2090
--Visit our website at www.collegiatersvp.com
Contact: Wendy Thompson / HR Manager / Collegiate Admission & Retention Solutions / 500 Century Park South Suite 100, Birmingham, AL 35226 / 205.776.6808 Fax 205.313.2090 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Admission Counselor
Opportunity: Birmingham-Southern College has an opening for an Admission Counselor. Located in Birmingham, Alabama, BSC is a four-year, private institution that consistently has been identified in recent years as one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country for its academic quality and its value. The college currently enrolls 1,200 undergraduate students and is a sheltering institution for Phi Beta Kappa. For more on the college's talented faculty, staff and students, educational mission, and national reputation, visit www.bsc.edu.
Description: The Admission Counselor will attend college fairs, visit high schools, and other events in order to establish and maintain relationships with high school counselors, prospective students, and parents. Must also plan and execute 6 – 8 weeks combined fall and spring recruitment travel within assigned geographic territory and attend to other assigned programmatic responsibilities.
Qualifications: The qualified candidate will have a bachelor's degree; must be a self-starter with strong planning and communication skills. Must have the ability to articulate the value of a private, liberal arts education. Preference will be given to candidates with prior Admission recruiting experience, preferably in a private liberal arts setting.
To Apply: Qualified candidates should send a letter of interest, resume, and BSC application to: email@example.com.
Note: BSC complies with the Alabama Child Protection Act of 1999 and E-Verify. EOE.
Contact: Jennifer Waters / Director of Admission / Birmingham-Southern College / 900 Arkadelphia Box 549008 Birmingham, AL 35254 / www.bsc.edu / firstname.lastname@example.com / (800) 523-5793 toll free / (205) 226-4653 voice
Office Associate
Opportunity: The Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama (¡HICA!) is a statewide 501(c)(3) organization that engages and empowers Alabama's Hispanic community and its numerous cultures as an economic and civic integrator, social-resource connector, and statewide educator. ¡HICA! was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Birmingham. For more information, visit www.hispanicinterest.org.
HICA is seeking candidates for an Office Associate position. The Office Associate is often the first point of contact for ¡HICA! constituents. As such, the Office Associate is expected to operate with a professional demeanor and present an image that upholds the core values of the organization. The Office Associate is responsible for the smooth flow of the reception area and performs some administrative duties and support to the Administrative Team. This position is non-Exempt.
Description: Answers the office telephone in a professional manner, takes messages, triages calls with support from Strong Families Team Leader, directs calls appropriately to other staff. Cheerfully welcomes constituents and assists with intake process. Assists Administration with tasks such as ordering supplies, working on Bienvenidos a Birmingham Resource Guide, managing office copiers, etc. Collects mail daily. Opens and records checks on a daily check log. Makes weekly deposits. Maintains order of reception area. Maintains and uphold the policies and procedures of ¡HICA!.
Qualifications: High School diploma or GED, college preferred. Bicultural - Bilingual English/Spanish. Strong communication skills in English and Spanish (written and verbal) are essential. Professional demeanor, organized, takes initiative, and problem solver. Interact with constituents in a manner that reflects ¡HICA!'s core values. Computer literate and fluent in Microsoft Office Suite. Prior work experience in an office setting a plus, but not necessary. Valid driver's license, automobile insurance and reliable transportation.
Compensation: Salary Range - $8:00 to $12:00 per hour, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Health, and Dental insurance paid at 100% for employee, retirement plan with up to 3% matching after one year of service, generous PTO package.
To Apply: Please send resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Angélica Meléndez / Office Associate / Strong Families Program / ¡HICA! Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama / 117 South Crest Drive Birmingham, AL 35209 / (205) 942-5505 / firstname.lastname@example.com
AmeriCorps Positions
Opportunity: YWCA is Recruiting for 40 AmeriCorps Members. We are gearing up for a busy summer at the YWCA Central Alabama filling 40 AmeriCorps positions which are set to start on September 1. AmeriCorps is not a job, or volunteerism, but is akin to the Peace Corps and is for men and women with a desire to serve in local non-profits like the YWCA Central Alabama and our partner agencies for one year of full-time service. These positions are available for degreed candidates, or applicants with some college experience.
Benefits include: Stipend of $1000/per month (in lieu of a salary. Educational award of $5730 upon completion. Student loan forbearance. Health Insurance. Child Care Subsidy. Food stamp assistance for those who qualify. Possible flexibility in scheduling. This an opportunity to serve 38+ hours per week with some of Birmingham's premier nonprofit organizations. Extensive professional development, networking and group interaction. And it's Fun!
To Apply: Please visit our website at www.ywcabham.org/americorps and send a resume, cover letter and three choices for positions which you would like to interview to firstname.lastname@example.com. No phone calls please.
Contact: April McMaster, Executive Assistant to the CEO / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 303 / Fax: 205.521.9652 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Residence Life Coordinator
Opportunity: Residence Life Coordinator (Graduate Assistant) is a 12 month, live-on, graduate student position within the Department of Housing and Residence Life. The RLC reports directly to the Director of Housing and Residence Life and is considered a member of the leadership team for the department.
Description: The primary responsibilities of the RLC include community development initiatives, encouraging a positive living environment for residents, offering advisement for programming efforts, and supervising student staff members within the residence halls. He/She shall assist in the administration of all residence life activities, programs, and events. The RLC will create a residence hall environment that serves to educate students about their roles and responsibilities in the community; this includes community expectations such as Housing and Residence Life policies and procedures, Housing Community Standards and the AUM Code of Conduct. Through interaction, intervention and initiatives, the RLC will assist in empowering students to be positive community members and encouraging them to be culturally appreciative and respectful citizens. The RLC is required to reside in his/her area of responsibility. This person works with undergraduate staff in providing for overall development and implementation of the educational, social and cultural programming initiatives as well as a variety of administrative and operational functions involved in building management. He/She will have the opportunity to build relationships and mentor fellow staff and residents. The RLC position provides for professional growth and development, direct field experience, and intimate exposure to a diverse array of student residents in a living and learning environment.
Qualifications: Must have completed undergraduate coursework and have obtained a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. Be enrolled or pending acceptance into the Auburn University at Montgomery College of Graduate Studies. Demonstrate evidence of leadership, management skills and show strong administrative skills. Demonstrate the ability to develop and implement residence hall developmental programming. Demonstrate the ability to interact and work well with staff and students of diverse backgrounds. Demonstrate the ability to work with student groups and committees. Exemplify personal integrity and professional behaviors in all areas.
Responsibilities: Establish, advertise, and uphold 20 office hours per week. Perform on-call duties and responsibilities at designated times each month. Supervise the resident assistant staff within the residential community. Recruit, select, supervise, and evaluate student work-study staff. Develop and maintain resident assistant staff desk hour/on-call schedules. Serve as a resource for student staff and residents, while creating initiatives to enhance the development of positive and strong community in the residence hall. Assist in the responsibility of day-to-day administrative operation of the residence hall. Assist in the check-in/check-out process during the opening and closing of the residence at the beginning and the end of the academic semesters as well as holiday or vacation periods. Maintain an accurate log of anticipated and completed programs planned and presented by the resident assistant staff. Work with the Senior Program Associate to monitor payroll related functions and complete payroll related functions associated with student staff. Monitor and report the day-to-day custodial and maintenance functions for the building area. Assist in developing community policies and procedures. Evaluate issues and make referrals to the Director as necessary. Attend regularly scheduled staff meetings and all training periods. Consistently enforce rules, regulations, and policies as prescribed by Auburn University at Montgomery and the Department of Housing and Residence Life.
Terms of Employment: Shall work 12 months per year in a residential community area. Shall reside in the area which he/she supervises in an apartment furnished by the Department of Housing and Residence Life. Shall be granted departmental tuition coverage for six hours per academic semester; the RLC shall also receive compensation for services in the form of free housing, including cable, telephone services, and utilities; as an additional supplement, the RLC shall receive a stipend of 500 dollars per month in the form of a university scholarship applied to his/her student account. Shall not violate any Auburn University at Montgomery or Housing and Residence Life policies, realizing that failure to uphold expectations may result in termination of employment.
Contact: Iyisha J. Hampton / Director, Housing and Residence Life / Auburn University at Montgomery / Phone: 334.244.3674 / Fax: / 334.394.5915 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Youth Minister / Children's Minister / Music Minister
3 Part Time paid positions. Could be combined to one full time. Flexible hours, pay negotiable, housing available.
First United Methodist Church is located at 8390 U S Hwy 43 Guin AL 35563 (80 miles from BSC).
Youth Minister: background in youth ministries/activities ,ability to teach Doctrines and Disciplines of United Methodist Church, and can help youth achieve their own relationship God, provide counsel, and be creative and energetic.
Children's Minister: background in children's ministries, listen to and respond to the needs of children in a mature, loving fashion.
Music Minister: background in Traditional music primarily, Contemporary optional, Ability to play piano and/or organ and other musical instruments, to direct church choir, manage and provide regular church as well as seasonal worship services,Good organizational, planning, and communications skills
Contact: Rev. Belinda Freeman / First United Methodist Church / 8390 U S Hwy 43 Guin AL 35563 / (205) 300.2552 / email@example.com
Communication Director
Opportunity: The General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) of the United Methodist Church (UMC) is responsible for ensuring institutional equity, diversity and intercultural competency at every level of the church. GCORR provides an opportunity to work with talented people in support of a mission. We are a dynamic, evolving organization that values a strong work ethic, strategic thinking, teamwork, and mutual respect. We are in search of a Communications Director to complete and compliment our team.
Description: The Communications Director will provide strategic communications direction and tactical support for the General Commission on Religion and Race. The Communications Director is expected to exhibit creative initiative, exercise confidentiality, and multi-task effectively. The primary role of this position is to develop and guide the strategy for all communications collateral, including print and interactive online content, social media sites, and external messages to consistently articulate GCORR's mission and vision. Reporting directly to the General Secretary, the agency's top official, this director will be a key partner in helping GCORR support the UMC's goal of attracting more people, younger people, and more diverse people to the denomination.
Responsibilities: Create and implement an annual strategic communications plan that best publicizes GCORR's Ministry Model and core work to target stakeholders and key audiences. Develop and guide the strategy for all communications collateral, including print and interactive online content, social media sites, and external messages to consistently articulate GCORR's mission and vision. Manage, lead, and supervise communications team. Track and measure the level of engagement reached across each GCORR communications platform as well as with targeted stakeholder groups. Provide strategic and creative thinking, with the confidence to introduce new perspectives and approaches to challenges and assigned projects.
Qualifications: A strong commitment to GCORR's mission, values and goal of promoting intercultural competency. At least 3-5 years of communications experience, especially managing projects as well as staff and/or consultants. Bachelor's degree in a relevant field of study. Excellent project management skills with strong attention to detail, and demonstrated ability to work independently and complete tasks in a timely manner. Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to interact with a wide variety of people both internally and externally. Excellent writing/editing and verbal communication skills. Flexibility and willingness to take on a variety of tasks, which small organizations often require, along with an ability to work effectively in a highly collaborative, team environment. Experience developing and implementing effective communications strategies. A proven track record as an implementer who thrives on managing a variety of key initiatives concurrently. Must be a self-starter who is able to work independently, and entrepreneurial; enjoys creating and implementing new initiatives.
Compensation: Annual salary range $70,000 -$80,000 depending on experience, pension, benefits, 22 days of paid vacation/sick leave, comprehensive medical, dental and accidental death insurance; other benefits as outlined in the Employee Personnel Manual. This is a full-time exempt position with 25 percent travel.
Notes: The position is located in Washington, DC – paid relocation is assistance is negotiable. The General Commission on Religion and Race is an equal opportunity employer and considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, age, gender, national origin, disability, sexual orientation or any other legally protected status. Denominational membership is not required.
To Apply: Send a cover letter, resume and your thoughts about the commission's values and vision (www.gcorr.org) by June 1, 2015. Incomplete applicant information will not be considered. Send application information to:
firstname.lastname@example.com. Or: Ms. Frances J. Roberts, AGS Administration/Human Resources, 100 Maryland Ave NE #224, Washington, DC 20002-5625.
IT Business Analyst
Opportunity: Management Solutions, international consulting firm, is now hiring for an Entry Level IT Business Analyst for their Birmingham, AL office.
Description: Design and development of business solutions. Systems integration, information systems management, implementation of special tools, application development and systems strategy. Evaluation and analysis of the impact of system implementation projects. Strategic analysis regarding internal organization and governance of financial entities. Analysis, design, and implementation of actions or procedures to minimize impacts of coexistence periods in the framework of implementation projects. Collection and organization of user requirements prior to tailoring treasury or investment banking systems, including front office trading platforms, middle office tools, datamart reporting systems, back office systems, credit and market risk systems, etc.
Qualifications: Recent graduates at Bachelor or Masters level with a GPA of at least a 3.0 in Computer Science, Engineering Management Systems or the like. Mature and hard working. Strong writing and communication skills. Integrates easily into multidisciplinary teams. Willing to travel.
Desired skills: Foreign languages (especially, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese and/or German). Postgraduate studies or specialized courses are an asset. Interest/experience in the financial industry. Proficiency in the use of MS Office applications.
We seek people with a robust academic track record who thrive on hard work and desire to excel and learn constantly; people who are dynamic, mature, dependable, and who integrate easily into multidisciplinary teams.
Applicants for employment in the United States must possess work authorization, which does not require sponsorship by the employer for a visa.
Management Solutions is an equal opportunity employer. We value the diversity of our team members. We offer An opportunity to work.… on the most significant consulting projects in the industry … for the largest companies, the leaders of their respective markets … side by side with the top management of these companies as they face national and international challenges … with an extraordinary team of professionals whose corporate values and culture constitute a benchmark for the industry.
The development of our professional career is based exclusively on the personal performance of each of our consultants. In our firm, there are no limits or barriers to professional development. We have established an annual evaluation system based solely on objective criteria, which enables us to determine the performance and skills or our employees in a completely transparent way.
Management Solutions attaches special importance to the training plan of its people. Our consultants have numerous training opportunities throughout their professional career. Through our training courses (official programs for each professional category and specific skill development symposiums) we provide the best opportunities for widening knowledge while combining efficiency, speed and a tailored fit to our work schedules.
To Apply: If you are interested in this opportunity, please send cover letter, résumé and unofficial university transcripts to: email@example.com
Management Solutions is a leading business consulting firm whose core mission is to deliver business, risk, financial, organizational and process-related advisory services, targeted at both functional aspects and the implementation of related technologies, focusing mainly on financial services and on the energy and telecommunications industries. Management Solutions has more than 1400 professionals working in offices in the United States, Spain, the UK, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, China, and the most representative countries in Latin America.
For more information visit our website: www.managementsolutions.com
Contact: Laura de Santos / Management Solutions / firstname.lastname@example.com
Nursery Worker
The Nursery Worker is a part-time staff position reporting to the rector that focuses on the care of the children of the parish prior to and during Sunday church services and other services/engagements as agreed upon.
Qualifications: Experience working with children 0-7 years old. Patience and love for children. Agree to and undergo a background check. Be a person of Christian ethics & solid character. Provide 3 references outlining character and experience. CPR/First Aid Certification. High School Graduate. Completion of Safeguarding God's Children Course.
The church will reimburse the Nursery Worker for fees associated with completion of a CPR Certification course (Infant and Toddler CPR). Safeguarding God's Children is a 3 hour web based course required in the Episcopal Church for any person having contact with a child.
Duties of the Nursery Worker
Description: Arrive at the church 15 minutes prior to start of service to set up room and prepare to receive children. Stay after worship service to ensure all children are back with parents and the room has been cleaned up. Provide childcare for infants and toddlers (Ages 0 - 7) during the worship services and Sunday school. Keep track of current supplies and provide notification of needed supplies (diapers, snacks, etc.) Maintain nursery cleanliness by wiping down all used toys with disinfectant wipes after every use. Discuss with Nursery Liaison any concerns about children when necessary. Be willing to assist with activities geared toward children during the worship service (i.e. All Generations services, Children's music during worship service, Pageants). Communicate with the parents of the children about the time spent in the nursery. Put away toys, wipe off all surfaces and ensure no food is left on the floor at the end of each event.
Terms of Employment: The Nursery Worker will be paid $15 per hour. The Nursery Worker will be scheduled to work 3.5 hours each week (8:30 - noon). The Nursery Worker will be paid on a monthly basis.
Contact: Kristy Riley / The Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles / 424 Emery Drive, Hoover, AL 35244 / 205-988-8000 / email@example.com
Program Manager
Opportunity: Alabama Possible is hiring a Program Manager! We are looking for a new program manager to steward our programs, particularly our college access and success work. We are looking for someone who has 2+ years professional work experience and a graduate degree. A background in social work, education, or counseling would be particularly useful, because our work is pivoting to include both college access and success. We are looking to fill this position by July, and preference will be given to candidates who express their interest before May 8.
Alabama Possible is a statewide nonprofit organization that partners with higher education and faithbased organizations to strengthen awareness about poverty and its causes while advocating for factbased policy decisions statewide. Our programs include: College Access and Success (To increase educational equity by increasing the number of Alabama students who pursue and complete a college education, particularly among low-income
students, first-generation college-going students, and students of color). ServiceLearning (By working with its more than 20 member campuses and community partners to create effective poverty-focused service-learning
programs that meet academic and service goals). Civic Engagement (To increase Alabamians' knowledge about the causes and impacts of structural, multigenerational poverty, and encourage the public to apply that knowledge through service, advocacy, and philanthropy).
Description: The Program Manager will provide leadership to staff and volunteers, manage and enhance AP's programs and services, and serve as an advocate for clients and other stakeholders. The Program Manager will report to the Executive Director and will supervise program coordinators, AmeriCorps*VISTAs, student interns, adult volunteers. Plans priorities and strategies for staff based upon program goals and evaluations. Identifies, works with and explains programmatic metrics to partner organizations. Oversees daily operations (i.e. work schedule, data entry, paperwork) of program staff. Oversees the organization and maintenance of administrative files and program information. Organizes and monitors staff participation in training opportunities and community events. Identifies and secures partnership growth opportunities. Organizes and implements programs and events. Represents AP at events. Proactively develops relationships with external audiences to convey AP's message. Compiles and analyzes research data. Assists in developing new program and grant opportunities. Develops training modules for staff and volunteers.
Qualifications: AP seeks a professional with at least two years of experience to help facilitate many of its programs, including its college access and success programs. The ideal candidate is a self-starter who is comfortable working on a team within a multi-faceted and fast-paced environment and possesses an understanding of systemic poverty and its various causes. Excellent written and oral communications skills. Exhibits strong attention to detail. Initiates activities and work independently. Able to collaborate and work on teams. Deadline-oriented and shows initiative in taking on new tasks and projects. Demonstrated experience working in diverse environments. Sense of adventure and ability to adapt to dynamic situations. Able to seek out information, solutions to problems and other relevant opportunities. Able to learn to and utilize a variety of information technologies competently; exceptional PowerPoint and Excel skills required; Mac OS X experience a plus
Other Requirements: At least 2 years of professional, full time work experience. Graduate study does not substitute for work experience. Graduate degree in social work, education, counseling, public administration, or related field. Willingness to work weekends and evenings and travel throughout Alabama as necessary. Possession of a valid driver's license, a reliable car, and proof of current automobile insurance. Complete and pass all background checks and clearances.
Compensation: Salary commensurate with experience. Health and dental insurance provided by the organization; vision coverage also available. Generous vacation, sick leave, and paid holiday schedule.
To Apply: Submit your cover letter, resume, and a writing sample to Kristina Scott via email to email@example.com with "Program Manager" in the subject line.
Contact: Kristina R. Scott / Alabama Possible / 1016 19th Street South, P.O. Box 55058, Birmingham, AL 35255 / 205.939.1408 voice / 205.933.7774 fax / email@example.com / www.alabamapossible.org
Summer Internship
Opportunity: Are you interested in pursuing a career in banking? If so, BBVA Compass provides an engaging 10 week summer internship that will enable you to gain valuable experience within the banking industry.
Program Structure
Description: The 10 week program will consist of an Orientation week, an 8 week department-specific assignment, and a final Closing week. Below is a brief description of what to expect in each phase of the 10 week program. Week 1 will be held in Birmingham, AL at BBVA Compass Corporate Headquarters for Orientation activities which include Line of Business overviews, executive speakers, group project assignments, and networking opportunities. Weeks 2-9 will be held in one of our major metro markets, depending on assignment. During this time you will work in your assigned department with a structured curriculum. During each week, a half-day will be set aside to work on a group project that will be presented to company representatives in week 10. Week 10 will consist of additional training, networking, and interns' final presentations held at the Corporate Headquarters in Birmingham.
Qualifications: Pursuing a degree in computer science, management information systems, or related business field. Rising senior at a 4-year university. Minimum overall GPA of 3.0. Honesty & confidentiality. Team player. Excellent verbal & written communication skills. Ability to manage change and uncertainty. Ability to multitask. Experience in a leadership role preferred. Previous related experience preferred. Authorized to work in the US without the need for visa-related sponsorship by the employer.
Notes: Remaining Potential Locations and Opportunities
Birmingham, AL. RESL Reporting and Analytics (Digital Banking). Core Banking Technology Loans. IT- Network Services
To Apply: Please visit university-bbvacompass.icims.com. Job Numbers: 2015-88551, 2015-88559, 2015-88609
Contact: Ms. McCall Cunningham / Human Resources / University Recruiter / BBVA Compass Bank / 300 North Coit Road Richardson, TX 75080 / Phone: 972-705-2882 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Director of Child Care Center
Opportunity: First United Methodist Church of Trussville Alabama is seeking a Director for its child care center.
Description: The Director will be responsible for managing the staff, finances and general operation of the center.
Qualifications: Candidates must have a Bachelors degree in Early Childhood/Elementary Education, Family and Child Development or equivalent degree plus three years of supervisory/administrative experience. The candidate should demonstrate knowledge in the areas of child development, personnel and fiscal management, financial planning, and communication.
For the full job description and qualifications go to http://www.fumctrussville.com/JobOpportunities.
To Apply: Submit resumes or inquiries to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: First United Methodist Church of Trussville / Mollie Lyle (205)655-3259 / William L. "Bill" Phillips III (205) 251-8306 firstname.lastname@example.com
Fulltime Internship
The US Army Corps of Engineers is now hiring Fulltime Interns.
Locations: Homewood, AL and Mobile, AL .
Job Posting: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/398867800
Job Announcement Number:SCGU156389521363659P
Series/Grade: GS-0499/0899/1399-04
Salary: $28,553.00 to $76,131.00 Per Year
Deadline to Apply: Thursday, April 30, 2015
Contact: Shannon Johnson, Chief, North Branch / US Army Corps of Engineers / Mobile District Regulatory Division / 218 Summit Parkway, Suite 222, Homewood, AL 35209 / 205-290-9096 (office) / 205-941-9809 (fax) / firstname.lastname@example.com
Part Time Runner
Leitman, Siegal & Payne law firm, in downtown Birmingham, is looking for a part-time Runner.
Contact: Rachel Goodson / Firm Administrator / Leitman, Siegal & Payne, P.C. / 420 20th Street North, Suite 2000, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Direct Dial: 205.986.5062 / Fax: 205.986.5012 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Receptionist / Dance Teacher
Children's Dance Foundation is looking for front desk receptionists and dance teachers for summer and fall.
Front Desk Receptionist: Welcome people into the building, answer phones and provide information and assistance; customer assistance including dancewear sales, class and event information, accepting student account payments, light typing and database entry, general support as needed. Requirements include: friendly, pro-active personality, high school diploma, some college or college degree and customer experience preferred.
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter or email message detailing availability in summer 2015 and the 2015-16 school year to: Lori Taylor, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dance Teacher: Teach creative movement class with a musician to young children in our studios as well as in community settings. Candidates must enjoy teaching young children and bring creativity and enthusiasm to each class. Requirements include a degree in dance or a degree in theatre or related field with dance training, and at least one year of teaching dance. Training in this curriculum and professional development opportunities will be provided.
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter or email message detailing availability in summer 2015 and the 2015-16 school year to: Heidi Stoeckley, email@example.com.
Contact: Diane Litsey / Executive Director / Children's Dance Foundation / 1715 27th Court South, Birmingham, AL 35209 / 205/870-0073 x 109 voice / 205/870-1301 fax / email@example.com / www.childrensdancefoundation.org
Summer Internship Positions
Opportunity: The Jefferson County Department of Health is currently accepting applications for 12 Summer Intern positions. The deadline for accepting applications is April 30, 2015. Attached are the internship descriptions and application.
Description: The purpose of the internship is to afford students the opportunity to gain actual work experience in a public health setting. In addition, students will acquire skills and knowledge useful to their careers and will learn from the interaction with technical experts in their chosen fields. The JCDH will in turn receive valuable assistance in the development and implementation of our programs.
Qualifications: The intern must be able to minimally exhibit the following: knowledge of business English, spelling, grammar and mathematics; ability to deal courteously and tactfully with the general public; ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions; ability to analyze facts, exercise sound judgment and to arrive at sound conclusions; ability to use modern office methods, techniques and equipment; and the skills in using a computer.
Eligibility: Summer Intern (Classification No. 92732 Unclassified): Student must be currently enrolled in an accredited university/college and have completed their freshman year. Also, students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.
Positions Available:
--Disease Control / Summer Intern (Prevention and Epidemiology Division)
Jefferson County Department of Health Prevention and Epidemiology Division conduct surveillance and investigate notifiable illnesses and conditions of Alabama. This also includes outbreaks of various nature as well as Foodborne Investigations. The internship allows students to assist with investigations and other activities related to follow up of various diseases. The experience includes learning investigative techniques as well as interviewing skills. Epidemiological analysis and some computer skills are useful for this position. Investigation could include visiting homes, hospitals, schools, child care facilities and long term care facilities. Interns work very closely with our Disease Intervention Specialist.
--Emergency Preparedness / Summer Intern
Jefferson County Department of Health (JCDH) Emergency Preparedness and Response Division is the lead agency for dispensing the antibiotics of the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) in the event of a public health emergency in the Birmingham MSA. "Points of Dispensing" or POD sites are pre-determined locations readily accessible to the community for the dispensing of these medications. POD sites are usually large public buildings such as schools or recreational centers that are well known to the community and allow for easy access, parking and traffic control. Each POD must have a site-specific plan which addresses staffing (both public health and volunteer), security and dispensing issues uniquely associated with that community and location. GIS may be incorporated to assist with this process and in mapping at risk populations within communities. The goal of this internship will be to visit each of these sites and update the electronic versions of each site-specific plan and to assist with inventory of resources maintained for such events.
--Environmental Health Services / Summer Intern (Air Pollution Division)
Administrative (office) work may involve scanning of documents for electronic storage, inventory of field supplies, assisting administrative staff in filing; preparing documents, invoices and permits for mailing; assisting walk up clients and answering telephone. Administrative work is directed by management and administrative staff.
--Community Environmental Protection Division / Summer Intern
The internship workload involves performing a wide variety of administrative and technical assignments. Technical duties include monthly inspection of seasonal public swimming pools and spas. Inspections consist of a thorough examination of the pool site, including the filtration and disinfection systems, and water chemistry testing to ensure that Department rules and regulations for public swimming pools and spas are met.
--Food & Lodging Protection Division / Summer Intern
Technical (field) work consists of independently performing inspections at Summer Feeding Sites (program designed to provide meals to school aged children who received free/reduced price meals at public schools). Inspections entail monitoring food for proper temperatures during receiving, storage and service; inspecting required equipment and fixtures for proper operations and maintenance; and general sanitation. Inspections are non-scored reports of observations, but may require further enforcement action under the guidance of division management. Interns also schedule inspections for assigned sites, and track inspections performed for required frequency, as well as for accounting purposes. Field duties and performance are under the general supervision of an Environmental Health Program Supervisor who reviews work for completeness, accuracy and timeliness.
To Apply: Candidates must complete an application form and submit it with the items listed below. All application items must be submitted as a complete package. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Applicants should include valid phone numbers and email address on the JCDH application. Applicants selected for a JCDH internship must submit to pre-employment drug screening and also complete all required administrative paperwork prior to beginning the internship. The selected applicants must also attend an orientation at the JCDH at the beginning of the internship on a date to be determined. Application Deadlines: April 30, 2015.
Application Packet Checklist: Internship Application. One (1) Faculty advisor Letter of Recommendation. Current copy of College/University transcript. Copy of Driver's License. Resume or other relevant information.
Submit Application Packet to: Dolores Johnson / Human Resources Department – Internship Program / Jefferson County Department of Health /
P.O. Box 2648 / 1400 Sixth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35202-2648
Contact: Dolores Johnson / Human Resources Department / Jefferson County Department of Health / P.O. Box 2648 / 1400 Sixth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35202-2648 / (205) 930-1214 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Public Relations Internship
Opportunity: Lewis & Company is seeking a summer intern with strong public relations abilities. This public relations internship will be for individuals majoring in marketing, public relations, communication, journalism or a related field. The internship will be a duration of three months and will provide the selected candidate a chance to work with an established advertising and marketing agency. Lewis & Company is a leader in multicultural and digital marketing, servicing an array of clients such as Alabama Power, HealthSouth and Regions. This is a non-paid internship.
Qualifications: Foundational knowledge of public relations and social media. GPA 3.0 or higher. Senior or graduate. Excellent and proficient writing skills. Familiar with AP style guide. Strong communication skills. Ability to work as a team player. Work in a fast-past environment. Independent worker. Professionalism.
Description: Develop strategies. Attend meetings and events. Write press releases. Manage social media. PR duties assigned by supervisor.
To Apply: Please email your resume to email@example.com by May 8, 2015.
Contact: Jaquisha Hudson, Public Relations Supervisor / Lewis & Company, Inc. / 401 37th Street South, Birmingham, Alabama 35222 / 205.340.7000 / email@example.com / www.lewisandcomp.com
Graphic Design Internship
Opportunity: Lewis & Company is seeking a summer intern with strong graphic design capabilities. This graphic design internship will be for a duration of three months and will provide the selected candidate a chance to work with an established advertising and marketing agency. This is a non-paid internship.
Qualifications: GPA 3.0 or higher. Knowledge of Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Dreamweaver and WordPress. HTML and Java skills (recommended, but not required). Work in a fast-paced environment. Independent worker. Senior or graduate.
Description: Meet with creative director to determine the scope of a project. Determine the message the design should portray. Create images that identify a product or convey a message. Develop graphics and visual or audio images for product illustrations, logos and websites. Create designs either by hand or using computer software packages. Select colors, images, text style and layout. Present the design to clients or the art director. Incorporate changes recommended by the clients into the final design. Review designs for errors before printing or publishing.
To Apply: Please email your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com by May 8, 2015.
Contact: Jaquisha Hudson, Public Relations Supervisor / Lewis & Company, Inc. / 401 37th Street South, Birmingham, Alabama 35222 / 205.340.7000 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.lewisandcomp.com
Assistant Office Manager
Opportunity: Parsons, Lee & Juliano, P.C., a boutique law firm in Birmingham, is seeking candidates for an Assistant Office Manager.
Description: General office duties include troubleshooting computer issues, editing and submission of invoices through electronic billing, maintaining company files and records, maintaining expense and invoice records, as well as handling daily bookkeeping matters.
Qualifications: BA or BS in Business. Background in computer systems including ability to identify computer problems. Specifically, it is desirable to have experience in maintaining and troubleshooting daily on a Microsoft LAN at both the network and desktop level, experience in VMware or Citrix environment preferred but not required. Background in Bookkeeping and/or Accounting either through course work or work experience. Experience working in a law firm and familiar with the daily operations of a law firm is desirable but not required.
To Apply: Please forward resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Debbie Legg, Office Manager / PARSONS, LEE & JULIANO, P.C. / Post Office Box 661228, Birmingham, AL 35266-1228 / 600 Vestavia Parkway, Suite 300, Birmingham, AL 35216 / Telephone: (205) 314-7920 Facsimile: (205) 324-7097 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Human Resources Coordinator
Opportunity: The Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Company is the 3rd largest privately held Coca-Cola Bottler in the United States and a growing Global Brand Leader that values its employees. The Coca-Cola Bottling Company, located in Birmingham, AL, is seeking college graduates for a fulltime entry-level Human Resources Coordinator position.
Description: The Human Resources Coordinator is a hands-on representative of the HR Department whose main focus is to help facilitate basic HR functions. This position is responsible for providing support to the Human Resources Department by compiling and maintaining personnel information, generating reports, assisting with special projects and serves as a liaison between functional departments and employees.
Responsibilities: Records and maintains employee files and information such as employee data, tax data, attendance calendars, performance reviews and termination processes. Compiles data from records and software systems to create monthly HR Reports, and performs other analytical work as needed. Updates employee files to document personnel actions and to provide information for payroll and other uses. Maintains all leaves of absence and TRTW assignments in SAP. Responds to Verifications of Employment. Also, maintains bulletin boards & distributes announcements. Assist with United Way, Employee Appreciation Day, Wellness Fair, Service Awards and other projects during the year. Assist with monthly birthday and anniversary announcements.
Qualifications: Candidate must have Associates degree and/or one (1) to two (2) years related experience and/or combination of education and experience in an administrative position. Candidate must have strong analytical, verbal and written communication skills. Must be able to
communicate effectively at all levels of the organization. Candidate must have good organizational, attendance, discipline and teamwork skills. Candidate must work with all levels of staff and management. Must have ability to prioritize workload, be self-motivated and ability to multi-task. Must be professional and maintain a high level of confidentiality.
To Apply: Please forward your resume with salary requirements to email@example.com.
Contact: Veronica Speight, Employment Manager / Coca-Cola Bottling Company / North Alabama Division / 4600 East Lake Blvd Birmingham, AL 35217 / 205-849-4756 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Internship
Opportunity: MOMENTUM is a non-profit executive women's leadership program. Its curriculum operates on a semester system, starting in September and closing with a graduation ceremony in May. MOMENTUM is seeking a Student Intern for the summer: Part-time, approximately 15-20 hours per week. This internship opportunity is available beginning May 2015 for the summer months with potential to carry into the 2015-16 academic year in the fall.
Description: Throughout the summer, applications for the next fall's class are processed. There is a retreat plus a day-long class session each month starting in September (exempting December) through May. Duties include preparing materials for the sessions and support of office clerical and social media needs. There are also opportunities to engage in supervised projects for school credit as well, which have occurred with students from UAB, BSC, and Samford.
General Duties: Use of Microsoft Office (MS Word for mail merge, create envelopes and labels. MS Excel to organize and sort information; maintenance of data lists. MS Publisher to create flyers, invitations, documents. MS PowerPoint to assist in presentations). Research, Compiling and organizing, Editing/composing drafts of letters and proofing documents, Ordering office supplies, Recording feedback from surveys and compiling information, Running various errands, Prepping materials for and assisting on sessions days, Take pictures with office digital camera.
Qualifications: Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, Publisher, Power Point). Ability to learn new skills on the job and use them. Organized, reliable, good work ethic. Independent worker. Car with up to date license and insurance. Past interns have come from these majors: Business, Non Profit Administration, Women's Studies, Pre-Law, Family Studies, English, PR/Marketing, Leadership Studies.
Location: MOMENTUM'S office is located in historic Pepper Place Showroom on Birmingham's Southside.
To Apply: Please send resume to: MOMENTUM 2821 2nd Ave South, Suite B-1 Birmingham, AL 35233 Or via email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Tina Upshaw, Operations Coordinator / MOMENTUM / 2821 2nd Ave South, Suite B-1 Birmingham, AL 35233 / 205-321-6100 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.momentumleaders.org
Account Executive
Opportunity: B-Metro is an exciting, award-winning media brand in Birmingham, AL. Enjoy a tight-knit team atmosphere. B-Metro is a place where you can grow and benefit directly from your efforts. B-Metro Magazine is seeking candidates for an Account Executive.
Description: A B-Metro Account Executive helps clients grow their businesses through print and digital advertising and promotions. Call on existing business and recruit/establish new business.
Qualifications: Minimum 3 years proven high level outside sales and cold calling experience. Strong communication, computer and organizational skills
To Apply: Send resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Lauren Lockhart / Marketing Director / B-Metro Magazine / email@example.com / 205-202-4182 ext. 1007
Pathways Program / Student Trainee in Engineering
Opportunity: NASA/John C. Stennis Space Center is pleased to announce a student trainee engineering vacancy for a position in the Safety & Mission Assurance Directorate (S&MA). S&MA provides engineering expertise in the areas of safety, risk, reliability, independent assessments and quality assurance for all NASA/SSC programs. S&MA serves as the "conscience" of the Center regarding safety and strives toward enhancing the success of the SSC mission.
Qualifications: You must be a U.S. citizen. Requires GPA of 2.9 or higher on a scale of 4.0. Enrolled or accepted in an accredited college/university at least half time. Must work at least 640 hours prior to completion of degree course work.
To Apply: Students must apply through USAJOBS. Students may view the posting (Vacancy SS15I0003) via this link: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/400794400
Contact: Anita Douglas / Pathways Program Manager / NASA/Stennis Space Center / email@example.com / 228-688-3698
Technical Communications Intern / Summer Internship
Opportunity: DST Health Solutions has two openings for a Technical Communications Intern for the Summer. The intern would be doing a lot of technical writing and development of training for DST's software products. The internships are paid and last from 8-10 weeks beginning the week of June 3rd. We are planning on lining up interviews next Friday, April 17th and Monday, April 13th
DST Systems, Inc. (DST) is a global provider of technology-based service solutions that help clients grow their business and provide exceptional customer experiences. DST helps clients process, communicate, and safeguard critical customer information needed to manage life's most important business. Built on a strong heritage of industry experience, technological expertise and service excellence, we help our clients connect to their customers in order help them save, protect and grow their assets, plan for retirement and live a healthy lifestyle.
Description: Our interns work on real projects; no getting coffee or making copies. As a Technical Communication Intern you would: Learn from experienced senior technical writers, and work on real world technical writing projects. Gain software documentation experience, such as release notes, online help, and user guides. Learn software, such as Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Captivate. Develop creative ideas that will support the development of e-learning-type demos.
Qualifications: Enrolled as a college Freshman-Senior with a minimum of 9 credit hours in the current semester and semester following the internship. Majoring in a Business related field such as Business, Human Resources, or Communications. GPA of 2.8 and above.
We seek individuals pursuing challenging careers in a variety of professional occupational areas, including information systems and technology, mutual fund processing, finance, accounting, administration, client management, and business analysis/consulting. Our associates come from many degree areas including: Computer Science, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, Finance, Accounting, Business, English, or Communication. We encourage our associates to develop original, creative solutions to meet the challenges of our internal operations and our large client base.
The DST Internship Program is designed to provide college students real-life work experience that directly correlates to their field of study while making a valuable contribution to our organization. High performing interns may have the opportunity for future internships or full-time opportunities with DST.
Summer interns are paid on a full-time basis for 8-10 weeks beginning the first week in June. Housing is provided for interns as needed.
Contact: Benjamin Bailey, PHR, SHRM-CP / Campus Relations/Talent Acquisition / DST Systems,Inc. / Birmingham, AL / p 205.437.6034 m 205.470.7623 f 205.437.6377 / email@example.com / www.dstsystems.com
Summer Technology Internship
Opportunity: Trussville City Schools is hiring Summer Interns. Dates: June 1, 2015 - August 1, 2015. Time Commitment: 5-10 hrs/wk.
Description: Provide IT support to office operations, including some or all of the following tasks: IT troubleshooting and answering IT questions. Uploading documentation to server based and web platforms. Back end web support. Data entry and server based storage documentation maintenance. Answering phones on a limited bases. Coursework in Information Services, Web Development, or associated software coursework. Self-motivation and ability to work independently; Interest in learning how a school organization works. Candidate should possess an interest in the intersection between IT or software applications and business management in the educational sector. Prefer sophomore or higher student.
Benefits: The interns will gain understanding of the functions, goals, and workings of the educational sector, including hands-on experience in IT operations. Depending on interest and ability, some students may be able to develop independent research projects that support our mission.
Contact: Tomeka Harris, Technology Secretary / Trussville City Schools / 113 North Chalkville Rd Trussville, Alabama 35173 / email@example.com / Tel: 205.228.3020 | Fax: 205.228.3039 / www.trussvillecityschools.com
Seasonal Environmental Educator
Opportunity: Join us in making history! Be a part of the first educator team at the Cahaba Environmental Center! Our pilot season launches this fall, and we are looking for enthusiastic and qualified individuals to be a part of our first season! The Cahaba Environmental Center (CEC) is a new residential environmental education center managed by McDowell Environmental Center. We are located at Living River, a 440-acre property along the Cahaba River. The Cahaba River is Alabama's longest free-flowing river and one of the most biologically diverse rivers in the United States. At the Cahaba Environmental Center, school groups (primarily grades 4-7) spend 3-5 days on our site exploring the natural and cultural history of Alabama through collaborative, hands-on, and inquiry-based teaching methods.
Description: As a CEC environmental educator, you have the opportunity to share the wonders of the natural world and create a sense of community with our participants! A CEC educator fosters a fun and safe learning environment for students and facilitates hands-on activities about topics such as forest and stream ecology, Native American cultures, and geologic processes. Our educators also lead evening programs including campfires and night hikes. During our pilot season, there will be opportunity to take on independent projects that match educator talents and interests and support our educational program!
Qualifications: A CEC educator should demonstrate creativity, enthusiasm, maturity, initiative, a sense of humor, flexibility and team spirit! They must also show a passion for learning and teaching about the natural world and human cultural history. Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Education, or related field. Preference will be given to those with prior experience in environmental education.
Notes: Compensation includes $275 per week and room and board. CEC staff will live in shared housing. Each educator will have his or her own bedroom and bathroom. The Cahaba staff house will have a community living space, laundry facilitates, and a kitchen.
To Apply: A detailed job description is available upon request. To apply, please email your cover letter, resume, and three references to Director Kim Hall at email@example.com.
Contact: Kim Hall / Director/ email@example.com / Lindsay Fiskars Cutting / Education Manager / firstname.lastname@example.com / Cahaba Environmental Center at Living River / www.cahabaec.org / (205) 208-0035
Community Organizer (Community Engagement & Education)
Opportunity: The Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama is the oldest Latino organization in Alabama. ¡HICA! seeks to promote the social, civic and economic integration of Hispanics through our programs. Our vision is a community where everyone can take advantage of opportunities to achieve their dreams to improve their quality of life.
The Organizer for the Community Engagement and Education Program is a fulltime position for a bilingual-bicultural Spanish/English individual who will work flexible hours to develop leadership and increase civic engagement in the Latino immigrant community, educate the greater community about Hispanic culture and immigration, and further new efforts focused on education and youth.
REPORTS TO: Program Coordinator, Community Engagement & Education Program
ANTICIPATED START DATE: Late May 2015
Descrioption: Work in the Latino community, primarily in greater Birmingham area, to identify issues, build relationships with emerging community leaders, and increase civic participation of Hispanic community in Alabama. Recruit and train community leaders through the Alabama Organizing Project (AOP) grassroots leadership development program. Develop new program efforts to work with parents and youth to increase college readiness and create welcoming schools. Build skills of Latino and immigrant youth to be advocates and leaders, especially youth with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Lead workshops for both immigrant and non-immigrant audiences. Collaborate with state, regional, and national partners (e.g. Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice, Southeast Immigrant Rights Network, National Council of La Raza, etc.) in campaigns and other projects. Serve as liaison with Spanish-speaking media. Promote naturalization and conduct voter registration. Work flexible hours to meet program requirements and community needs, including evenings and weekends.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in social sciences field; prior work or volunteer experience could suffice. Bicultural - Bilingual English/Spanish. Strong communication skills (written and verbal) are essential. Must be a self-starter with strong interpersonal, facilitation, and organizational skills. Fluency in Microsoft Office. Prior experience in a nonprofit setting helpful. Valid driver's license, automobile insurance and reliable transportation.
Compensation: Competitive Salary, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Health and Dental insurance paid at 100% for employee, retirement plan with up to 3% matching after one year of service, 15 days paid time off first year of employment.
To Apply: Please send a cover letter and resume addressed to Vanessa Stevens, Program Coordinator, at email@example.com. No phone calls please. Please also notify ¡HICA! of your interest by emailing your resume to Vanessa Stevens at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information, visit www.hispanicinterest.org.
Contact: Vanessa Stevens / Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama / Birmingham, AL / firstname.lastname@example.com
Field Botany Summer Intern
Opportunity: Interns are needed to conduct plant surveys and habitat assessments alongside Botanists with the AL-DCNR. Base of operations will be Montgomery, AL, with field work being performed all across Alabama. Excellent opportunity for experience in biological field!
Qualifications: Science, Biology, Botany, Environmental, or related major. Interest in field biology, botany, or environmental sciences. Must be available May-July for field work. You must be enrolled as a student, but not taking Summer Classes to be eligible to work as an intern on these projects.
Notes: This is a part-time temporary position without state benefits. Flexible start and end dates. Approximate Salary: $10/hour. This does not include $75 per day for overnight expenses.
Contact: Dr. Wayne Barger, Botanist/Curator / Ala Dept of Conservation & Natural Resources / State Lands Division, Natural Heritage Section / 64 North Union Street Montgomery, AL 36130 / email@example.com / (334) 590-4088
Children's Ministry Director
Opportunity: Tuscumbia First United Methodist Church (TFUMC), located in beautiful, downtown Tuscumbia, AL, is a Christ-centered congregation with a membership of over 900 and an average weekend attendance of 410. We are seeking a full-time Children's Ministry Director.
Description: The Children's Ministry Director will develop, implement and lead a dynamic children's ministry program, calendar of activities and special events which are designed to include all aspects of spiritual growth from birth through sixth grade.
Qualifications: The successful candidate will be a strong, adaptable leader and will understand the importance of being a team player. This person will make the spiritual growth of children and the best interest of the church top priorities. Requirements include a strong Christian faith and a testimony that reflects a call to the ministry. A relevant college degree and at least three years of experience in a mid or large size church are preferred.
To Apply: Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter and three references to firstname.lastname@example.com by Sunday, April 19, 2015.
Contact: Celia Rudolph / Tuscumbia First United Methodist Church / Tuscumbia, AL / firstname.lastname@example.com
Community Management Internship
Opportunity: At Walgreens, you have the best of both worlds: the training, support and resources of one of America's largest retail organizations behind you, plus the encouragement to be a true entrepreneur. Because we want you to succeed in your retail career, we've created a comprehensive, step-by-step management development program (LEAP) that will equip you to become a Walgreens store manager, and from there - depending on your career goals - to move into higher levels of retail management at Walgreens.
Description: The internship program is designed for college students to complete during the summer between their junior and senior years in school, exposes students to management skills and a full range of retail operations at Walgreens. Interns will work with experienced store managers to learn about store operations, management responsibilities, merchandising, advertising, inventory, and human resources. By the end of your ten-week internship, you'll know just what it means to manage a Walgreens store. It's also an opportunity for us to seek exceptional students, prior to their senior year of college, to train for future management consideration. Lead, Engage, Advance, Perform (LEAP) is a comprehensive management development program including workshops, online learning and on the job coaching/mentoring preparing Assist Store Manager Trainees for a store management career path.
Contact: James Terry / Community Leader / Walgreens / 101 Doug Baker Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35242 / 205-437-9467
Summer Internship
Opportunity: Are you interested in pursuing a career in banking? If so, BBVA Compass provides an engaging 10 week summer internship that will enable you to gain valuable experience within the banking industry.
Description: The 10 week program will consist of an Orientation week, an 8 week department-specific assignment, and a final Closing week. Below is a brief description of what to expect in each phase of the 10 week program.
Week 1 will be held in Birmingham, AL at BBVA Compass Corporate Headquarters for Orientation activities which include Line of Business overviews, executive speakers, group project assignments, and networking opportunities. Weeks 2-9 will be held in one of our major metro markets, depending on assignment. During this time you will work in your assigned department with a structured curriculum. During each week, a half-day will be set aside to work on a group project that will be presented to company representatives in week 10. Week 10 will consist of additional training, networking, and interns' final presentations held at the Corporate Headquarters in Birmingham.
Qualifications: Pursuing a degree in finance, accounting, marketing, management, management information systems, supply chain management, or related business field. Rising senior at a 4-year university. Minimum overall GPA of 3.0. Honesty & confidentiality. Team player. Excellent verbal & written communication skills. Ability to manage change and uncertainty. Ability to multitask. Experience in a leadership role preferred. Previous related experience preferred. Authorized to work in the US without the need for visa-related sponsorship by the employer.
Notes: Available Locations: Birmingham, Montgomery, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Atlanta. Potential Opportunities: Commercial, Wealth Management, Retail, Risk Management, Digital Banking, Marketing, Client Experience- just to name a few!
To Apply: Please create a profile and post via this link:
Contact: McCall Cunningham / Human Resources / University Recruiter
BBVA Compass / 300 North Coit Road, Richardson, TX 75080
Ph: +1 972-705-2882 / Cell: 469-563-8871
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ophthalmic Assistant
Day Eye Care is a busy, growing and fast paced optometrist office in Gardendale, operated by Dr. Howard Day. Day Eye Care is seeking an Ophthalmic Assistant. The ideal candidate will have a passion for customer service, excellent time management skills and be detail oriented. Health Professional majors are preferred. We will train the candidate to assist the Optometrist in patient care such as eye examinations, special testing, disease management (cataracts and glaucoma for example), dispensing eyewear and contact lenses.
Contact: Howard R. Day, OD / Day Eye Care / Gardendale, Alabama / email@example.com / www.dayeyecare.com
Marketing and Photography Interns
Focus on Kids is a school photography organization located in Hoover, specializing in school portraits and school events.
Focus on Kids is now offering internships in the following areas: Marketing Manager, Trade Show Presenter, Pre-School Photographer, Graphic Artist, Sports Photographer (On Location)
Shifts: Monday-Saturday 9:00 AM-12 Noon, Monday-Saturday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM, Monday-Saturday 4:00 PM-9:00 PM
Contact: Steve Plimpton / Focus on Kids / 1235 Blue Ridge Blvd Hoover AL 35226 / 205-988-3686 / firstname.lastname@example.com / email@example.com / www.focusonkidsphoto.com
Bilingual Health Advisor
Opportunity: Pack Health is a high-growth company building a new model of delivering health. This position must support the company's entrepreneurial, patient-focused culture which, first and foremost, seeks to improve the public's health. Secondarily, we value individuals who are confident, but humble, thirsty for knowledge, and constantly seeking to improve themselves.
Description: As a Health Advisor, your primary responsibility is to engage patients enrolled in Pack Health to help them manage their health outside of a clinical visit. Health Advisors collaborate with patients, health care providers, and other resources to ensure patients adhere to health care plans and proven evidence-based protocols to receive positive outcomes more often. This is a unique position that requires a problem-solving nature, empathy for patients, attention to detail and an organized mind.
Job duties: Introduce patients to the appropriate Pack Health program based on their identified chronic condition. Improve patient's health literacy by thoroughly reviewing defined educational materials provided as part of their program. Follow prescribed individualized adherence plan to help patients better manage their chronic condition. Use provided touch points to identify and eliminate barriers to care adherence. Engage patients in in-depth conversations and interviews to 'keep-a-watch' on feelings, attitudes, environmental factors that may cause non-adherence. Coach patients and provides an empathetic, 'blame-free' environment to identify effective solutions to healthcare barriers. Monitor data reported directly by patients to anticipate outcomes. Improve treatment outcomes with periodic communication including calls, mailers and text messages. Help patients manage costs and economic constraints. Manage risk by encouraging patients to seek additional, timely clinical care when clinical issues arise.
Qualifications: The ability to attend to and understand information presented verbally and in writing, to separate relevant and irrelevant information, to identify areas where information is missing and/ or unclear, and to ask appropriate questions to ensure that all needed information is obtained. The ability to consider internal and external contacts as "customers" and therefore to make prompt efforts to meet their needs. This requires a demonstrated commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction. The ability to make quality and timely decisions. This includes analyzing relevant information, weighing consequences, and selecting the most appropriate course(s) of action. The ability to be responsible and honest in all work tasks and responsibilities. The ability to respect people of all backgrounds. This includes treating everyone in a fair and consistent manner by maintaining a consistent and appropriate set of standards to guide behavior. The ability to listen actively.
Realistic Job Preview: Work is primarily performed in an office setting. Patient and healthcare provider interaction predominantly over phone and computer. Rare visits to patients or healthcare provider required. Work schedule is flexible but may require work on evenings, weekends and holidays based on treatment plans.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in a healthcare related field. Certification or working towards certification in the field of healthcare example, pharmacy technician, registered dietician etc. Valid driver's license. Speaks fluent English and Spanish.
Benefits: Competitive Salaries. Additional funding for purchase of health insurance. Earn administrative patient care hours.
Contact: Barbara Schuler / Pack Health / Director of Patient Engagement / (205)-718-4509 / email@example.com
Correctional Officer Trainee
Opportunity: The Correctional Officer Trainee is a permanent full-time position with the Department of Corrections. Positions are located throughout the state. This is correctional security work as a trainee that consists of formal and on-the-job training of the policies and procedures associated with the custody and rehabilitation of inmates within a correctional institution.
Qualifications: Valid driver's license. Citizen of the United States. Must pass physical examination and a physical ability/agility test at time of appointment. Good health and physically fit.
Notes: Written exam. Physical ability test. Must take a drug test. No conviction of a felony or domestic violence.
Benefits: Employer Paid Health/Dental lnsurance (Single Coverage). Accrue Thirteen Annual Leave Days per Year. Thirteen Paid Holidays per Year. Flexible Employee Benefit Plans. Optional Family Coverage (Health/Dental). Accrue Thirteen Sick Days per Year. Retirement Plan. Optional Deferred Compensation Plans
To Apply: Complete an Application for Examination Form available at www.personnel.state.al.us. Mail or fax.
Contact: Alabama Department of Corrections / Personnel Department / P. O. Box 304100 / 64 North Union Street, Montgomery, AL 36130-4100 / Phone: (334) 242-3389 / Fax: (334) 242-lll0
Lieutenant Todd Wheat / Northern Region Recruiter / Donaldson Correctional Facility / 100 Wanior Lane, Bessemer, AL 35023 / Cell: (334) 850-0656 / email@example.com
Louise Agee Wrinkle Native Plant Internship
Supported by the Little Garden Club
Opportunity: The Little Garden Club of Birmingham, AL, is funding a native plant internship at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, a City of Birmingham facility. The internship is an excellent opportunity for a full-time college student or recent graduate to learn skills in applied horticulture and to gain practical experience toward a career in public horticulture, with an emphasis on native plants of the southeastern United States. The intern will work under the supervision of the Curator of the Kaul Wildflower Garden for the duration of the internship.
Description: Work and instruction will center on the study and conservation of native plants of the southeastern United States and may focus on disciplines central to public garden management and maintenance, including the principles of plant propagation, greenhouse and nursery production, planting, grounds maintenance, arboriculture, pest and weed management and the curatorial aspects of plant collections. Depending on the interests of the intern, work and instruction may include plant display design, child and adult education, and visitor and volunteer programs. The intern will work in various gardens at Birmingham Botanical Gardens with native plant collections: the Kaul Wildflower Garden, Barber Alabama Woodlands, Bog Gardens and others. The intern may be asked to work alongside other interns as time allows.
The intern also will be given time to attend relevant local meetings, events, lectures and field trips with staff. The intern also may work on an on-going project of his or her interest. Time will be provided each week by Birmingham Botanical Gardens staff to instruct the intern on a tutorial basis.
Qualifications: The internship is open to a rising junior or senior attending a four-year college or university full-time or to a recent graduate (within the last 12 months) of a two-or four-year college. Preference will be given to students majoring in horticulture, landscape design, landscape architecture, biology, botany, ecology, plant science and environmental science or a closely related discipline, as determined by the selection committee.
Notes: Starting and ending dates for this internship are flexible based on the availability of the intern but will last 12 consecutive weeks at 40 hours per week. Eight-hour days will normally be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, with a nonpaid
hour break for lunch. Pay is fifteen dollars ($15) per hour. Tools and rain and safety gear will be provided. The intern will be treated much as other employees, with the same expectations for proper dress, punctuality, work ethic and appropriate behavior, including safety awareness. The intern will participate in staff meetings, outings and paid holidays that occur during the internship. Interns must be able to provide their own room, board and transportation.
To Apply: Candidates must provide a 1-2 page resume, a statement in approximately 200 words of professional objectives regarding the internship, a reference from his or her academic advisor (who is knowledgeable of the candidate's scholastic standing toward graduation) and are required to have proof of a valid driver's license (exceptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis, for example, for disabled but otherwise qualified applicants). The internship is very competitive and candidates are encouraged to be thorough, detailed, grammatically accurate and concise with their applications. All materials must be received by 5 p.m., Friday, March 20, 2015. If a suitable candidate is not selected by that date, applications will be accepted until one is. Materials may be submitted electronically or in hard copy. It is the candidate's obligation to ensure the receipt of application materials by Birmingham Botanical Gardens by the deadline. Candidates may be asked to interview with representatives of Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
Description: Work and instruction will center on the study and conservation of native plants of the southeastern United States and may focus on disciplines central to public garden management and maintenance, including the principles of plant propagation,
greenhouse and nursery production, planting, grounds maintenance, arboriculture, pest and weed management and the curatorial aspects of plant collections. Depending on the interests of the intern, work and instruction may include plant display design, child and adult education, and visitor and volunteer programs. The intern will work in various gardens at Birmingham Botanical Gardens with native plant collections: the Kaul Wildflower Garden, Barber Alabama Woodlands, Bog Gardens and others. The intern may be asked to work alongside other interns as time allows.
Contact: John Manion / Kaul Wildflower Garden Curator / Birmingham Botanical Gardens / 2612 Lane Park Road, Birmingham, AL 25223 / 205.414.3985 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Art Director
Description: The Art Director will manage conceptualization, production, fulfillment, and organization of all in-house graphic design and creative projects in order to ensure the brand's image is upheld. We're envisioning passion and creativity mixed with a practical nature and an eye for detail. A natural planner and organizer, the Art Director must possess an entrepreneurial spirit and be an effective problem solver. We are looking for someone with a heart for fashion and design who is able to cultivate an environment that encourages growth and inspires their staff to love being part of the Soca team!
Responsibilities: Manage the creative team by scheduling and monitoring production of all creative projects. Concept and design graphics, ads, signage, and other collateral for both digital and print in-store signage, email blasts, artwork for social media, and advertisements. Possess solid understanding of the science and market dynamics of the retail industry. Provide accurate time and cost estimates for each project. Oversee Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest accounts (create daily posts, coordinate with Creative Director and Head Buyer for schedule and content, engage with fans in order to increase our following). Manage photo and video shoots. Manage conceptualization and execution of window and other store displays, as needed. Oversee assistance of creative team with event planning and coordination for stores, as needed. Provide detailed direction to designers and interns and assist in their education and development.
Qualifications: Minimum of an associates (2 year) degree in advertising, communication design, or visual arts. A bachelor (4 year) degree is preferred. 5+ years of design experience. 1-2 years of supervisory experience required. Demonstrated ability to think creatively and provide marketable solutions in conceiving, developing, and producing creative projects. Love of fashion. Advanced knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects). Intermediate to advanced photography skills and comprehensive computer photo-retouching and image development skills. Understanding and marketing utilization of social media platforms. Proactive problem solving and idea generation. Sense of responsibility and effective time management skills. Strong attention to detail. Adaptive to change and tight deadlines. Clear written and verbal communication skills. Eye for composition. Warmth and enthusiasm. Strong voice and an open mind. Willingness to go above and beyond. Flexibility and positive reaction to change.
Demonstrated complete understanding of: Color theory and color relationships. Typographic terms that identify type forms and the specifications required to refer to typographic settings (i.e., points, leading, picas, kerning, tracking, cap-height, x-height etc.). Perspective and space relationships. Page composition and grid structures. Print production process, knowledge of production techniques, and correct disking procedures. Photography and the photographic process.
Demonstrated ability to: Communicate thorough knowledge of assigned product(s). Provide effective direction at photo shoots. Effectively check and approve work on press. Effectively collect electronic materials for output. Effectively handle multiple assignments at one time. Manage challenging situations both internally and with any outside vendors. Command respect of designers, interns, and freelancers and be able to effectively oversee their work.
If this seems like the job for you, please email your resume along with samples of your work to email@example.com.
Contact: Morgan Gillespie / Soca Clothing / Birmingham, AL / firstname.lastname@example.com / http://socaclothing.com/art-director/
Community Engagement Volunteer
(AmeriCorps / Vista)
OPPORTUNITY: The Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama (¡HICA!) is a statewide 501(c)(3) organization that engages and empowers Alabama's Hispanic community and its numerous cultures as an economic and civic integrator, social-resource connector, and statewide educator. ¡HICA! was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Birmingham.
JOB SUMMARY: The AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer works on ¡HICA!'s Community Engagement & Education program to implement projects that empower parents to be advocates for their children's education, inform educators to engage Hispanic families, and enable youth to learn about how to plan and apply for higher education. The VISTA will also support the Community Engagement & Education program's other initiatives.
REPORTS TO: Community Engagement & Education Program Coordinator
DATES OF SERVICE: May 18, 2015-May 18, 2016
RESPONSIBILITIES: Attend AmeriCorps VISTA Pre-Service Orientation from May 18-21 in Atlanta. Coordinate Parents as Partners program with Glen Iris Elementary School and one new school in the spring and fall of 2015. Conduct outreach to recruit parents for the program. Coordinate space, time, materials and food for weekly sessions. Conduct evaluations of parent participants and complete necessary reports for program progress. Create content and disseminate e-newsletters to educators and youth listservs. Lead workshops and conference calls to inform teachers about issues related to immigrant youth. Assist schools with Hispanic family engagement efforts. Host workshops for families and youth about educational opportunities. Launch Latino youth program. Research new program focused on attaining high school diploma from Mexico. Assist with resource development efforts for program sustainability. Coordinate and manage volunteers
QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's degree in related field; extensive volunteer or work experience with community could suffice. Advanced written and oral Spanish language skills; Bilingual/Bicultural, Spanish/English a plus. Volunteer or work experience with immigrant community highly valued. Experience creating and conducting presentations/workshops and facilitating group discussions a plus. Experience coordinating and managing volunteers a plus. Commitment to social justice and anti-racism work. Demonstrated ability to work in a team setting. Must be a self-starter with thorough attention to detail and ability to manage multiple tasks and set priorities.
COMPENSATION: AmeriCorps is a federally funded program and offers the following benefits to its members: Childcare assistance if eligible, Choice of Education Award or End of Service Stipend, Health Coverage, Stipend, Training, Life Insurance, possible Tax Benefits. For more information about the benefits of AmeriCorps service, visit website at: http://www.americorps.gov/for_individuals/benefits/index.asp.
APPLICATION: Please apply as soon as possible. Position must be filled immediately. You must officially apply to be an AmeriCorps VISTA by creating an account and applying for this specific position 'HICA COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION' at the following site: https://my.americorps.gov/mp/listing/viewListing.do?id=40719&fromSearch=true
Please also notify ¡HICA! of your interest by emailing your resume to Vanessa Stevens at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information, visit www.hispanicinterest.org.
CONTACT: Vanessa Stevens / Hispanic Interest Coalition of Ala / 117 Southcrest Dr, Birmingham, AL 35209 / email@example.com
CONTACT: Arturo Burciaga Alcala /
Hispanic Interest Coalition of Ala / 117 Southcrest Dr, Birmingham, AL 35209 /
(205) 942-5505 ext.121 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Outreach Coordinator
Opportunity: The mission of the Alabama Coastal Foundation (ACF) is to improve and protect Alabama's coastal environment through cooperation, education and participation. The ACF Outreach Coordinator plays an integral role of improving and protecting Alabama's coastal environment by overseeing ACF's outreach initiatives. This position will not only coordinate our external communications, but also recruit, engage, and organize the growing number of volunteers who share their time through our programs. The ACF Outreach Coordinator should believe in the organization's mission and support the Executive Director in our vital work.
Description: Coordinate and cultivate Alabama Coastal Foundation's overall volunteer and Support the work of the Habitat Restoration Committee and Coastal Alabama Livable. Maintain and update website content and coordinate ACF's monthly newsletters. Nurture and grow ACF's media presence both through online social networks and Assist the Executive Director with grant writing and reporting. Identify and coordinate speaking engagement opportunities to connect civic groups and other interested parties to our work.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree and at least 5 years of experience organizing volunteers. Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in written form. Demonstrated analytical, planning and organizational skills. Past experience with grant writing and reporting. Have strong connections throughout coastal Alabama. Every person employed by ACF is expected to possess: Honesty, integrity, professionalism, politeness and courteousness; positive attitude; dedication to quality and accuracy; ability to work well with diverse co-workers; and ability to fulfill their job requirements with minimal supervision.
Notes: The ACF Outreach Coordinator is a part-time position with an average of 30 hours per week and a flexible work schedule. The expectation is to grow this into a full-time. The majority of work will be conducted in Mobile and Baldwin Counties with some statewide travel required. Pay is commensurate to work experience. Mileage related to work assignments is covered.
To Apply: Email a cover letter, resume and contact information for three references no later than noon on Friday, March 20.
Contact: Mark Berte, Executive Director / Alabama Coastal Foundation / PO Box 1073, Mobile, Alabama 36633 / (251) 402-3936) / (251) 990-6002 / email@example.com / www.joinACF.org
Operations Director
Opportunity: Better Basics is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that has been empowering children, reducing illiteracy and improving the community through literacy programs since 1993. We are seeking an individual to oversee all administrative activities including human resources, finance, information technology and office management.
Qualifications: Minimum of five years of administrative and management experience, preferably with a non-profit organization. Outstanding interpersonal skills and the ability to relate well to diverse individuals. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Management level experience. Undergraduate degree required in related field (Human Resources, Finance, Nonprofit Management). Aptitude for managing multiple projects simultaneously. Knowledge of financial management, personnel administration and information systems required
Responsibilities: Develops and implements operations and human resource policies and procedures in consultation with the Operations Committee of the Board to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of the organization. Stays abreast of changes in applicable laws and ensures compliance of all practices, forms, policies, manuals and postings. Assists program directors with recruiting and staffing, including creation/revision of job descriptions, posting positions, candidate screening, interviews, reference checks and background checks. Oversees employee orientation, training, goal setting and discipline and assists supervisors with implementing Better Basics policies and procedures. Conducts exit interviews and completes termination process. Oversees and assists supervisors as needed in correcting and documenting employee performance issues. Provides additional mediation for conflict as necessary. Collaborates with Executive Director on professional development for staff. Manages compensation and benefits administration, including compliance with health insurance contracts, annual review of salary ranges, parameters for new positions and timely reporting for unemployment claims. Ensures accuracy and compliance of Administrative Assistant duties including personnel files, processing of new hire, re-hire and terminated employees and payroll functions and reports.
Generates payroll add/change forms and determines payroll allocations for all employees. Manages organizational space and technological resource distribution among departments. Ensures employee safety, welfare, wellness and health by addressing environmental concerns in the office. Provides counseling and crisis management as needed to reduce inefficiency and ensure employee wellbeing. Provides oversight for all financial affairs of Better Basics in cooperation with auditors and Finance Committee to ensure conformity to best practices and generally accepted accounting principles. Develops and evaluates internal controls to ensure compliance with all applicable laws, guidelines and grantor requirements. Works with auditors and Finance Director to ensure successful completion of annual inventory, audit, and completion of IRS form 990. Provides internal controls for accuracy of recordkeeping by Finance Director and Administrative Assistant III. Generates reports monthly for tracking income received. Assists with financial reporting for government reimbursement requests. Assists with accurate and timely submission of grants and reports by providing financial information. Provides oversight for all office management activities in order to ensure organizational effectiveness and efficiency. Manages voice, internet and data management systems used to support the organizational objectives. Liaison to the Operations Committee of the Board of Directors.
Notes: Work Schedule: Full-time (40 hours); 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday. Salary is negotiable and position is eligible for health benefits. If you are interested in joining the Better Basics team, please send a cover letter, resume and completed employment application to email@example.com. A full job description and the application for employment are available on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment). Better Basics is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
Fulltime Positions
Impact Alabama Accepting Applications for Full-Time Positions beginning in July 2015. Current seniors interested in working with a nationally recognized, award-winning nonprofit fighting poverty in Alabama should apply now!
The Corps Member position combines service with our nationally unique initiatives: FocusFirst, a high-tech vision care initiative for preschoolers; SaveFirst, a tax preparation and savings initiative for low-income families; SpeakFirst, a debate initiative for talented and motivated middle and high school students in Birmingham; and CollegeFirst, a Summer Advanced Placement Institute focused on math and science for high schoolers.
Positions are full-time for one year. All positions are based in Birmingham and you will travel statewide. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis. Deadline to apply: March 15, 2015
Learn more and apply: http://impactamerica.com/corps/
Contact: Sarah Louise Smith / Impact Alabama / Birmingham, Alabama / email@example.com
Various Positions
All Saints Home Health Care is now hiring for a variety of positions.
Medical Workers: Physicians, Physical Therapist, Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Nurse (RN), Technical RN, Certified Nursing Assistants
Other Positions: Social Workers, Event Planners, Sales Reps, Clerical / Billing / Medical Insurance, Babysitters / Nannies / Caregivers, Chefs / Food Service
You must have CPR and first aid training. Must be willing to travel.
Contact: Tina Hunt / All Saints Home Health Care / email@example.com
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate Area Coordinator for Residence Life: The Graduate Area Coordinator position is a 20 hour per week, live-in position for full-time graduate students. The primary function of this position is to contribute to the creation of a comfortable community conducive to the academic success and personal development of undergraduate staff and students. Supervised by the Director of Residence Life, the Graduate Area Coordinator is responsible for the support and effectiveness of the residence hall staff and participation in the development of a comprehensive residence hall program for students.
Description: Supervise and evaluate one or two Community Coordinators (undergraduate RA leader). Supervise and evaluate 8 – 12 Resident Advisors. Assist in the selection and training of all undergraduate RA / CC staff. Develop community among undergraduate student staff, as well as assigned residential area. Oversee residential area consisting of multiple buildings. Conduct regular supervisory meetings with staff to provide mentoring, motivation and feedback. Participate in an on-call rotation to provide support to students and paraprofessional staff during or after business hours, particularly in response to critical incidents. Foster a supportive and challenging multi-cultural environment through staff selection and training, community programming and contact with staff and students. Provide support for residents in conflict or crisis through mediation, administrative intervention or referral. Assist in the opening and closing of the residence halls, Housing Selection, and maintenance of buildings. Be available to staff and residents beyond scheduled duty times. Support departmental academic initiatives and promote the academic success of residents through programming and policy enforcement. Assist in large-scale Student Development programming efforts. Attend weekly meetings of Residence Life staff. Complete walkthroughs of buildings and submit maintenance reports.
Qualifications: To be eligible for employment, you must be a degree-seeking graduate student, preferably in a higher education-related program; therefore, an undergraduate degree is required for consideration. Prior residence life experience is required. The successful candidate will have the ability to interact and communicate with a diverse group of people, work cooperatively on a team, identify and respond to the needs of a student population, maintain confidentiality, and confront policy violations in an objective and consistent manner.
Graduate Area Coordinator for Student Activities: The Graduate Activity Coordinator position is a 20 hour per week position for full-time graduate students. The primary function of this position is to assist the Student Life team with programming and advising student groups to produce effective activities and events that are developmental in nature and provide a great outside-of-class experience for students. Supervised by the Assistant Director of Student Life and the Assistant Direct of Student Activities, the Graduate Area Coordinator is responsible for advising the campus-wide Student Programming Board.
Qualifications: To be eligible for employment, you must be a degree-seeking graduate student, preferably in a higher education-related program; therefore, an undergraduate degree is required for consideration. Prior student activity experience is required. The successful candidate will have the ability to interact and communicate with a diverse group of people, work cooperatively on a team, identify and respond to the needs of a student population.
Important Notes: Graduate Area Coordinators are hired for an academic year, and job responsibilities will begin August 1 and end May 31 annually. This appointment is expected to be for two academic years. Benefits: On-campus Apartment. Monthly stipend ($1,000 / month). Partial Tuition Remission ($2,500 / year). Free Parking. Access to recreation facility. To Apply: Qualified applicants should submit Application for Employment, a letter of interest, resume, and contact information for three professional references to: firstname.lastname@example.com. BSC complies with the Child Protection Act & Everify. EOE.
Lindsay Norman, BSC Residence Life, email@example.com
Kyle LoPorto, BSC Student Activities, firstname.lastname@example.com
Clinical Receptionist/Office Assistant
Opportunity: Private clinical neuropsychology practice in Birmingham, Alabama is currently seeking a clinical receptionist/office assistant for assisting front desk and back office operations for an adult and geriatric patient population. The position is 32 hours per week, required schedule is Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8AM-430PM and the position has the potential to change to 40 hours per week in the future.
Description: Greeting patients/general check-in duties, including but not limited to collecting and entering copays, scanning patient insurance cards, completing office forms, etc. Verifying patient insurance and eligibility, requesting and processing pre-certifications/pre-authorizations, etc. Computer-based scheduling of appointments (includes reviewing insurance payment responsibilities with patient and/or patient representative). Managing paper and electronic patient charts (e.g. recording information, updating demographics, filing, etc.) Scanning and uploading patient data into Electronic Medical Record (EMR). Assisting with management of insurance claims (e.g. resolving incorrectly processed and/or denied claims, checking status of submitted claims, etc.). General administrative tasks (e.g. preparing mail, making patient reminder calls, scheduling follow up appointments, faxing reports/letters, answering telephones, etc.). Interfacing with referral sources/offices (e.g. describing office procedures for new patient referrals, requesting office notes, notifying of patient appointment dates, no-shows, etc.) .
Qualifications: Minimum high school diploma required. Prior experience as healthcare receptionist/office staff preferred. Excellent communication skills and customer service. Excellent typing and computer skills required (i.e. Microsoft Office). Excellent interpersonal skills including the capability to work with and elicit cooperation from patients with significant cognitive, behavioral and psychiatric problems. Excellent ability to interface with patients, families, physicians and various referral sources. Fast learner with ability to multi-task, prioritize, organize work tasks and quickly learn EMR system and scheduling program. Team Player. Outgoing and Friendly. Committed to the highest standards of professionalism, behavior and conduct (background check is required as part of formal job offer).
To Apply: Send an application by email to: email@example.com. The application should include: Letter of interest (including salary requirements), Resume, Contact information for at least three professional references (name, name of company, work address).
Contact: Dr. West / West Neuropsychology / Birmingham, Alabama / email@example.com
Students for Promotional Events
Need to earn extra money? A La Carte Marketing gives students the opportunity to make their own schedule around their school obligations. We are a company partnered with the mobile phone company metroPCS looking to hire students in Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Anniston, Decatur and Mobile, Alabama to work in doing promotional events. Pay: $15-$75 per hour.
Will train eligible candidates!!! Students must have these qualifications: 18 years or older. Reliable Transportation. Access to the Internet. Smartphone with Internet access. Outgoing personality and good personality skills. DJs-must have own equipment including table, 2 speakers w/stands, and a microphone.
Please email email@example.com with your: Full name, Phone Number, Email Address, City of residence, Resume or related experience, T-shirt size.
Please check out our website at www.alacartemktg.com or stay connected with us via Facebook! Friend Us: Facebook.com/alacartemktg2!!!
Contact: Ashley I. McLeod / A La Carte Marketing / Director of Operations / (877) 651-7921 fax / firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Teacher Positions
YWCA Central Alabama is currently accepting applicants for the following positions:
Summer Adventures in Learning Teacher: We are seeking 4 creative elementary–school teachers to join our summer staff. Teachers will engage students with high interest-hands on learning experiences. Grade levels entering 1st through 8th grade focusing on math and reading skills. Teachers will provide instruction from 8:30 – 12:00 with planning from 8:00 to 8:30 AM. Part-time, temporary from June 8 through July 31, 2015. Deadline to apply is April 20. Training dates to be scheduled.
Summer Adventures in Learning Teacher Assistant: We are seeking 3 creative high energy individuals with teaching degrees and/or experience in summer camp programs. College students with Education Coursework will be considered for these positions. These individuals will assist teaching staff with learning experiences, accompany students on field trips, lead arts and crafts experiences, and lead games. Schedules vary 7:30 AM – 12:30 PM and 12:00 noon – 5:30 PM. Deadline to apply is April 20. Training dates to be scheduled.
Contact: Delyne D. Hicks / Senior Director Child Development Services / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 174 / Fax: 205.521.9652 / email@example.com
Afterschool Teachers / Summer Camp Counselors
Odyssey Early School at Trace Crossings is hiring Afterschool Teachers and Summer Camp Counselors to work with children K5-3rd grade. Great pay. No weekends. Awesome work environment! Call Amanda or Amy for more details
Contact: Amy Dagnan / firstname.lastname@example.com / 205.988.8829
Recruiting Specialist
Waffle House is currently looking for an hourly Recruiting Specialist. The job entails general human resource functions, including recruiting and marketing. Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Starting pay is $40,100.
Contact: Maggie Pemberton / Area Vice President / Mid South Waffles / 727-483-4336 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Police Officers
The Atlanta Police Department will be testing and interviewing at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Montgomery, Alabama. Police Officer interviews and pre-employment testing will take place on Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 8:00 AM. Interviews and testing will begin promptly at 8:00 am. Be prepared to be at this location for at least six (6) hours. Business attire required. All applicants must interview before testing. Location: Embassy Suites Hotel, 300 Tallapoosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104. Please download applications on-line: WWW.JOINATLANTAPD.ORG OR WWW.ATLANTAPD.ORG
Contact: Officer T.C. Crockett / Atlanta Police Department / Background/Recruitment Unit / 226 Peachtree Street SW Atlanta, Georgia 30303 / Tel: 404-546-7650 / firstname.lastname@example.com / http://www.atlantapd.org
Summer Internship Program
Opportunity: Throughout Alabama, Economic Development professionals strive to increase the standard of living for the citizens of our State. This is achieved largely through the creation and preservation of jobs. The Alabama Economic Development Internship 2015 Summer Program is seeking four (4) motivated, detail-oriented individuals to work with one of the four (4) following economic development organizations in Alabama:
Department of Commerce - Montgomery, AL
Economic Development Partnership of Alabama - Birmingham, AL
Alabama Power Company - Birmingham, AL
PowerSouth Energy Cooperative - Montgomery, AL
Qualified individuals should possess a strong desire to learn about the economic development profession and an eagerness to offer thoughtful suggestions and critical analysis. The paid internship will span approximately 10 weeks. The interns will be exposed to a variety of aspects of economic development, including work at state, regional, local, and private ED organizations. Limited travel within the state will be involved.
Description: Assist in the recruitment and location of new industries to Alabama. Participate in meetings with domestic and international prospects. Provide technical assistance in developing proposals for industrial clients. Analyze and disseminate local, state, and federal incentive information. Assist local economic development entities in their recruitment endeavors. Work collaboratively with other summer interns who are part of the program. Internship will culminate in presentation to Steering Committee.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate is proactive and committed to work in a multi-disciplined field. She or he should possess the ability to balance various assignments and meet deadlines. Additional qualifications include: Excellent computer skills utilizing the MS Office Suite, especially in formatting, graphs, diagrams and tables (GIS skills a plus.) Positive attitude. Independence tempered by the ability to follow direction and abide by a work plan. Ability to interact professionally with staff and associates (or Interpersonal communication skills). Strong research and writing skills, with organizational skills evidencing attention to detail. Must be classified as a college junior or above as of January 5, 2015
Salary: Interns will receive $10/hour and will work 40 hours per week for 10 weeks
To Apply: The application deadline is Feb. 27, 2015. Please apply online at: www.aidt.edu/commerce-internship/
Contact: Regina Pickron / Economic Development Association of Alabama / 2 North Jackson Street, Suite 302, Montgomery, AL 36104 / O – 334.676.2085 / F – 334.676.2087 / email@example.com
Recovery Coordinator
Description: Procure research and transplantable donors. Perform tissue transfers including GSN. Package and ship ocular tissue for research and transplantation. Perform laboratory corneal excisions, sclera preservation, and corneal sections. Visit Jefferson County Medical Examiner Office. Pickup tissue from Greyhound and airport. Deliver tissue. Process incoming donor charts. Submit serology samples timely and accurately. Perform laboratory duties. Adhere to principles of good laboratory practices. Adhere to the Eye Banks' SOPs.
Qualifications: R.N. or B.S. preferred. Ability to interface with peers and hospital personnel on assignments. Excellent communication skills. Position will require Saturday and/or Sunday work. Position will require evening/night shift work. Position will require travel. Must have valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
Contact: Joan Johnson / Office Manager / Alabama Eye Bank / 500 Robert Jemison Road, Birmingham, AL 35209 / tel (205) 313-8321 / fax (205) 942-2184 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Camp Counselors
The Junior Master Gardener After School Camp is sponsored by Norwood Resource Center
Program Duration: Mon, Feb 16th - Thurs, May 15th
Days: Mon, Tues, Thurs
Time: 3pm - 6pm
Location: Norwood Community Center
Number of Campers: 30
Ages: 7-11
Volunteer Availability: We will need our camp counselors to serve 1-3 days a week (1 day minimum) and 2-3 hours for each of those days.
The Camp Counselors will be helping with outdoor activities related to gardening, plant growth and development, soils and water, ecology, environmental horticulture, insects, fruits, nuts, vegetables, and herbs.
Though the core of counselors' responsibilities will be assisting instructors with lessons and engaging the kids in camp activities, there will also be opportunities for counselors to lead lessons and activities with campers.
The camp offers great experience for students going into education, environmental science, or public health, but we would love have passionate and dedicated students from any field on our staff!
We will have a brief, informal interview at the Norwood Community Center with any student interested in volunteering as a camp counselor.
Contact: Tori McDonald / YWCA AmeriCorps Member / Norwood Resource Center and Learning Gardens / 1501 27th St N, Birmingham, AL 35234 / (205) 322-7361 / email@example.com
Summer Learning Teacher (Part Time Seasonal)
"Empowering Children Reducing Illiteracy Improving the Community." Better Basics is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that has been working to make a positive difference in the lives of children through literacy programs for over 20 years.
We are seeking twenty-two enthusiastic, creative elementary-school teachers who have a passion for helping struggling students succeed to join our summer staff. Teachers will carry out intervention through hands-on learning activities in a fun and active camp environment. Teachers will implement our Summer Learning program for students preparing for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades at summer camp locations throughout Birmingham. Instruction is provided in a small group setting of ten students per teacher.
Teachers are needed at seven camp locations for camps 6 weeks in length. Teachers provide instruction from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon with planning time available beginning at 8:30 a.m. Ten teachers are needed Monday – Friday and an additional twelve teachers are needed Monday – Thursday.
Deadline to apply is March 27, 2015. Final interviews conducted March 23-27, 2015. Training begins June 1, 2015. Part-time, Seasonal. $80 per day.
To Apply: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, signed employment application and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com. A full job description and application for employment is available for download on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment).
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
Summer Learning Coordinator (Teacher Certification Required)
"Empowering Children Reducing Illiteracy Improving the Community." Better Basics is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that has been working to make a positive difference in the lives of children through literacy programs for over 20 years.
We are seeking a summer camp coordinator to lead certified teachers in successfully implementing our Summer Learning program in a small-group summer camp format. Our camp assists struggling students preparing for 3rd, 4th, 5th grades who need additional instruction in order to succeed. The right candidate will be able to troubleshoot issues on site while modeling best practices for teachers to ensure students receive quality instruction. Join our team to help create a positive, exciting, hands-on learning environment. The Summer Camp Coordinator will substitute for absent teachers, as needed. Teacher Certification, great organization and communication skills are required.
Deadline to apply is March 27, 2015. Training begins June 1, 2015. Part-time, Seasonal. $80/day. Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon
To Apply: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, signed employment application and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com. A full job description and application for employment is available for download on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment).
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / email@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
Summer Learning Coordinator (Non-Certified)
"Empowering Children Reducing Illiteracy Improving the Community." Better Basics is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that has been working to make a positive difference in the lives of children through literacy programs for over 20 years.
Better Basics is currently seeking 3 summer learning coordinators to perform administrative duties including data collection, assessment, attendance and preparation of materials for certified teachers. Coordinators will also engage with students through read-alouds and coordinate volunteer activity on site. Candidates must demonstrate attention to detail, excellent organizational skills and proficiency in Microsoft Excel and online database management.
Deadline to apply is March 27, 2015. Training begins June 1, 2015. $15/Hour
Position One: 20 hours per week (Mon – Thu) 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Position Two: 20 hours per week (Mon – Thu) 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Position Three: 30 hours per week (Mon – Fri) 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
To Apply: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, signed employment application and resume to email@example.com. A full job description and application for employment is available for download on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment).
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
After School Teacher 1
"Empowering Children Reducing Illiteracy Improving the Community." Better Basics is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that has been working to make a positive difference in the lives of children through literacy programs for over 20 years.
Better Basics is currently seeking afterschool teachers to provide instruction to students enrolled in the HOPE Centers in Fairfield, AL. Candidates with classroom and camp experience are preferred. Teachers are needed from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday – Friday from January 2015 – May 2015, according to the Fairfield City Schools calendar.
Teachers will be responsible for guiding all students in successful participation in the HOPE Center program. A short daily planning/preparation period is provided prior to student arrival. Teachers will provide health and nutrition instruction, physical fitness, administer snack, assist with homework, and ensure good classroom management during enrichment vendor rotations. Every Friday, Teachers will be responsible for creating and leading lessons utilizing technology. Teachers should be proficient in the use of iPads and web-based applications for laptops. At the close of each day, Teachers will lead character development activities.
Workweek: 17.5 hours, Monday – Friday, 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Work Status: Part-time, Seasonal. Pay Range: $11.00 - $12.50/HR.
To Apply: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, signed employment application and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com. A full job description and application for employment is available for download on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment).
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / email@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
After School Aide
Better Basics is currently seeking teacher's aides to assist with implementing our HOPE afterschool program. Aides are needed 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday from January 2015 – May 2015. The right candidate will have a positive classroom management style and an enthusiasm for helping all children succeed. Aides will provide health and nutrition instruction, physical fitness, administer snack, assist with homework, and ensure good classroom management during enrichment vendor rotations. Aides will be responsible for student safety and record accuracy during student check-in/check-out.
Workweek: 15 hours, Monday – Friday, 2:30 – 5:30 p.m. Work Status, Part-time, Seasonal. Pay Range: $8.50 - $10.00/HR.
To Apply: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, signed employment application and resume (indicating applicable classroom/camp experience) to firstname.lastname@example.com. A full job description and application for employment is available for download on our website (www.betterbasics.org/employment).
Contact: Valerie Eades / Better Basics / 211 Summit Parkway, Suite 108, Birmingham, AL 35209 / Phone: (205) 944-2928 Ext. 303 / Fax: (205) 945-8159 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.betterbasics.org
FDIC / Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Financial Management Scholars Program / Student Intern
Opportunity: The FDIC is widely recognized as a premier financial regulatory agency and was recently named the "Best Place to Work" among mid-sized Federal Government agencies. The Financial Management Scholars Program (FMSP) is a paid internship program. It provides highly-qualified college students majoring in economics, business administration, finance, accounting, and related fields with hands-on experience evaluating bank operations, business planning, risk management strategies, and consumer protection practices during a period in which banks are still recovering from the recent financial crisis.
Description: Program participants will attend a one-week orientation session in Washington, DC, followed by nine weeks of on-the-job training in one of the FDIC's field offices (over 40 internship locations are available nationwide). Scholars will work on teams with experienced FDIC employees in their assigned field offices to ensure that banks are following safe and sound banking practices, maintaining effective internal controls and procedures, managing their institutions effectively, and/or complying with all applicable consumer protection, fair lending, and other laws and regulations. Participants will return to Washington, DC, for the program's capstone week to share their experiences and participate in a skills assessment. At the end of the program, some program participants will receive post-graduation employment offers with the FDIC.
This is a paid internship program targeted for students that are in their junior or senior year of college that plan on graduating between December 2015 and December 2016, that are majoring in economics, business administration, accounting, or a related field, with an overall GPA of 3.25.
This internship provides students with hands-on experience evaluating bank operations, business planning, risk management strategies, and consumer protection practices during a period in which banks are still recovering from the recent financial crisis.
Qualifications: U. S. citizenship. Enrolled at least half-time in a bachelor's degree program at an accredited college or university. Completion of the junior year with a major in economics, business administration, accounting, or a related field, an overall GPA of 3.25, and a planned graduation date between December 2015 and December 2016. Successful completion of the FDIC's background investigation requirements.
To Apply: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/392530000
Apply online at www.usajobs.gov on January 26 - 30, 2015. You must attach to your online application a resume; official or unofficial transcript showing courses completed, major, and current GPA; and a cover letter explaining why you are interested in the FMSP. You must also submit separately, in accordance with the online application instructions, a letter of reference from a faculty member at your college or university who is familiar with your qualifications. Applications will be deemed incomplete if all required attachments and the letter of reference are not received by the prescribed deadlines. You will be able to select in order of preference up to five field office locations at which you would like to be considered for employment (see reverse side for available locations). Veterans must include a copy of the DD214 to obtain employment preference. The deadline for submission of applications is January 30, 2015. Applicants will only have five days (January 26th through January 30th) to submit their completed applications. Internship offers will be made in March 2015.
Notes: Program Dates: Class 1: May 18, 2015 – July 31, 2015 (up to 50 positions). Class 2: June 15, 2015 – August 28, 2015 (up to 25 positions). Compensation: Annual salary ranges from $37,724 to $50,716 per annum ($18.14 to $24.38 per hour), depending on location. Program participants also earn vacation and sick leave. Extensive travel may be required. Bank examinations are conducted on-site at banks, sometimes at great distance from the FDIC office. Scholars are reimbursed for travel expenses, but are responsible for providing their own transportation to multiple bank examination sites where public transportation may not be available.
Contact: Olivia Miller / Examiner / Shelby Field Office, Birmingham, Alabama / FDIC / Division of Risk Management Supervision / (205) 733-9860 ext. 4117 / (205) 529-8729 / email@example.com
Dermatology Medical Assistant
Opportunity: Dermatology clinic in Birmingham area is looking for a full-time
Medical Assistant.
Description: Responsible for assisting the physician with patient care including taking vital signs, obtaining medical history and chief complaint; assisting with biopsies and select surgery procedures. Other responsibilities include patient education on treatment plans and medication, nursing procedures, such as suture removal, dressing changes, allergen patch testing, and completion of pathology and lab requisition documents. When medical assistant is not assisting the physician, responsibilities include but are not limited to stocking exam rooms, scanning, medical instrument sterilization, and returning patient phone calls.
Qualifications: Excellent communication skills. Good understanding of skin anatomy and skin care products. Ability to work as team member. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Notes: Compensation based on
experience. Telecommuting okay. To apply, send resume to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Audrey Easterwood / Office Manager / Village Dermatology / 2900 Cahaba Road Birmingham, AL 35223 / Direct Line: (205) 572-4901 / Office: (205) 877-9773 / Fax (205) 877-9775 / email@example.com
Ashley Moss / Physician Support Representative / (205) 515-7890 Cell / email@example.com
Data Analyst
Opportunity: Birmingham Job for Math
Majors! Infinity Property & Casualty Insurance is hiring for a Data Analyst
Description: This position will work within our marketing team to break down data for internal reports. This area of our company is rapidly growing as "Big Data" has become a focal point for a lot of companies.
Qualifications: We are looking for
smart people who majored in math, engineering, computer science, or statistics.
Here is a link to the position:
Contact: Ian Diament / Consumer Relations Specialist / Infinity Property and Casualty Corporation / email@example.com / 504-606-5616
Financial Services Advisor
Opportunity: Farmers Insurance is still growing at a rapid rate in the Birmingham area. We need an ambitious individual who can maintain their own fast paced career as a Farmers Insurance and Financial Services Advisor. Upon completion of the initial training, Farmers will financially support you for the first 3 years. You will be provided the proven tools and training to successfully manage your career.
To Apply: If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, submit an application and complete the questionnaire. Our Recruiting Manager will call you to discuss opportunities in more detail.
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Contact: Lyn Berry, District Manager, Farmers Insurance, email@example.com
Entry Level Business Analyst
Opportunity: ManagementSolutions is a leading business consulting firm whose core mission is to deliver business, risk, financial, organizational and process-related advisory services, targeted at both functional aspects and the implementation of related technologies, focusing mainly on financial services and on the energy and telecommunications industries. ManagementSolutions has more than 1400 professionals working in offices in the United States, Spain, the UK, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, China, and the most representative countries in Latin America.
For more information visit our website: www.managementsolutions.com
Description: Our consultants have the opportunity to develop personally and professionally integrating in teams in projects relating to Strategy, Sales and Marketing Management, Risk Management and Control, Management and Financial Information, Organization and Processes, Applied technology.
Qualifications: Recent graduates or Senior year students with a GPA of at least 3.0 in Finance / Economics / Business / Management Information Systems / Mathematics / Statistics/ Engineering Management Systems/ Financial Engineering/ Industrial Engineering/Operations Research/ Computer Science. Strong writing and communication skills. Ability to analyze, organize and solve problems. Willing to travel. Applicants for employment in the United States must possess work authorization, which does not require sponsorship by the employer for a visa.
Desired skills:
Foreign languages (especially, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese and/or German). Postgraduate studies or specialized courses are an asset. Proficiency in the use of MS Office applications. We seek people with a robust academic track record who thrive on hard work and desire to excel and learn constantly; people who are dynamic, mature, dependable, and who integrate easily into multidisciplinary teams.
We offer an opportunity to work... on the most significant consulting projects in the industry … for the largest companies, the leaders of their respective markets … side by side with the top management of these companies as they face national and international challenges … with an extraordinary team of professionals whose corporate values and culture constitute a benchmark for the industry. The development of our professional career is based exclusively on the personal performance of each of our consultants. In our firm, there are no limits or barriers to professional development. We have established an annual evaluation system based solely on objective criteria, which enables us to determine the performance and skills or our employees in a completely transparent way. ManagementSolutions attaches special importance to the training plan of its people. Our consultants have numerous training opportunities throughout their professional career. Through our training courses (official programs for each professional category and specific skill development symposiums) we provide the best opportunities for widening knowledge while combining efficiency, speed and a tailored fit to our work schedules.
To Apply: If you are interested in this opportunity, please send cover letter, résumé and unofficial university transcripts to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Juan Ignacio Ezcurdia Trapani / Management Solutions / Plaza Pablo Ruiz Picasso 1, Torre Picasso, 28020 Madrid, Spain / email@example.com / Tel: +34 91 183 08 00 / Fax: +34 91 183 09 00 / www.managementsolutions.com
Entry Level Quant Risk Analyst
Opportunity: ManagementSolutions is a leading business consulting firm whose core mission is to deliver business, risk, financial, organizational and process-related advisory services, targeted at both functional aspects and the implementation of related technologies, focusing mainly on financial services and on the energy and telecommunications industries.
ManagementSolutions has more than 1400 professionals working in offices in the United States, Spain, the UK, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, China, and the most representative countries in Latin America. For more information visit our website: www.managementsolutions.com
Description: Our consultants have the opportunity to develop personally and professionally integrating in teams in projects relating to Risk Management and Control. Predictive modeling of commercial and credit events using multivariate techniques (cluster analysis, linear regression, logistic regression, ordered probit). Modeling of temporary events (time series, ARIMA models). Development of simulation models (Monte Carlo). Review and validation of rating and scoring models, RAROC and risk parameters. Use of mathematical and statistical software (SAS, SPSS, Clementine, Matlab). Support the business math: Development of algorithms, Statistics and Probability. Statistical treatment of data (data mining). R & D Projects
Qualifications: Recent graduates with a GPA of at least 3.0 in Mathematics / Physics / Statistics / Industrial Engineering. Knowledge of SAS, SQL and / or C++ programming. Strong writing and communication skills. Ability to analyze, organize and solve problems. Willing to travel. Applicants for employment in the United States must possess work authorization, which does not require sponsorship by the employer for a visa.
Desired Skills: Foreign languages (especially, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese and/or German). Postgraduate studies or specialized courses are an asset. Knowledge of the Financial sector. Proficiency in the use of MS Office applications. We seek people with a robust academic track record who thrive on hard work and desire to excel and learn constantly; people who are dynamic, mature, dependable, and who integrate easily into multidisciplinary teams.
We offer an opportunity to work... … on the most significant consulting projects in the industry … for the largest companies, the leaders of their respective markets … side by side with the top management of these companies as they face national and international challenges … with an extraordinary team of professionals whose corporate values and culture constitute a benchmark for the industry. The development of our professional career is based exclusively on the personal performance of each of our consultants. In our firm, there are no limits or barriers to professional development. We have established an annual evaluation system based solely on objective criteria, which enables us to determine the performance and skills or our employees in a completely transparent way. ManagementSolutions attaches special importance to the training plan of its people. Our consultants have numerous training opportunities throughout their professional career. Through our training courses (official programs for each professional category and specific skill development symposiums) we provide the best opportunities for widening knowledge while combining efficiency, speed and a tailored fit to our work schedules.
To Apply: If you are interested in this opportunity, please send cover letter, résumé and unofficial university transcripts to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Juan Ignacio Ezcurdia Trapani / Management Solutions / Plaza Pablo Ruiz Picasso 1, Torre Picasso, 28020 Madrid, Spain / email@example.com / Tel: +34 91 183 08 00 / Fax: +34 91 183 09 00 / www.managementsolutions.com
Part Time Opportunities
Bahama Buck's Original Shaved Ice Company is opening two new shops in the Birmingham area in March: 3177 Green Valley Road / Cahaba Heights and 2230 Pelham Parkway / Pelham.
Our shops will offer great part time employment opportunities to students that are seeking work experience. Both shops are scheduled to open in early March so we plan to start reviewing applications and scheduling interviews in January.
Interested students can visit our website for additional information: www.BahamaBucks.com. Download the application form and fill it out. Come by in person to either of the two new locations and introduce yourself to the hiring manager.
Contact: / Jay Yarborough / Bahama Bucks / 205-310-4677 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Marketing Support Intern
Opportunity: Business Systems & Consultants, Inc. is now interviewing candidates for a Marketing Support Intern position. This position reports to the Exec Director of Operations and Technology. The position is Part Time, Mon – Fri, 7:30am – 4:30pm.
Description: The person in this position will be responsible for assisting the company in marketing efforts. This position involves managing and maintaining the corporate Social media outlets including Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Blogs, etc. This person will help with research for marketing efforts to send out to the appropriate target audience. This person will be responsible for tracking and reporting on all marketing efforts, events, campaigns, etc. Assist in planning, managing, and implementing lead-generation activities. Conduct web research, seeking competitive information, including product, pricing & competitor information. Manage, organize, and monitor all marketing literature, show material, promotional material, etc. Assist in the development, maintenance and tracking of the company marketing strategies. Assist in continued development of corporate marketing plan. Research, plan and implement advertising efforts, including recommendation of appropriate mediums, markets and organizations or groups. Research and recommend any promotional items. Assist in routine maintenance of company website by determining appropriate materials, articles, etc. as well as writing articles, etc. as necessary. Assist in development of all marketing campaigns, etc. such as email blasts, print campaigns, shows & events, etc. Update Goldmine CRM system with all incoming leads, requests for information, etc. assuring they are appropriately routed and forward to responsible sales representative. Plan, coordinate and create newsletters (internal and external), both print and email-based. Telemarketing efforts
Qualifications: Strong writing, editing, and proofreading ability. Strong computer skills, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher; additional experience with CRM software, database and reporting software desired. Excellent organizational skills. Ability to work effectively as a team member. Attendance and punctuality. Professional demeanor and appearance.
Contact: Michelle Lee / Business Development / Business Systems & Consultants, Inc / 113 Little Valley Court Birmingham, AL 35244 / (205) 988-3300 x 214 / (205) 985-9510 / www.bscsolutions.com / email@example.com
ACT Tutors
College Admissions Made Possible (CAMP) is non-profit based out of Birmingham, Alabama looking to help low-income and minority high school students succeed in entering college and graduating from college. CAMP works endlessly to provide students with access to college test preparation, among many other services, with little to no cost to the student or their families. Our organization is currently seeking college students who are available to assist in ACT tutoring.
Tutoring sessions are conducted on Wednesdays from 2:00-3:30 at Ramsay High School in Birmingham, Alabama. Sessions will begin on the 18th of February. Students who are selected to assist in our program will earn $80 per session.
If you are interested in applying, please email your resume to email@example.com. Put "Ramsay High ACT Tutor" in the subject line.
Contact: Megan Coakley / Representative / College Admissions Made Possible (CAMP) / 251-408-1345 / email@example.com / @megcoakley
Social Justice
About the YWCA: The YWCA Central Alabama is a United Way organization that is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. For over 110 years, the YWCA Central Alabama has been responding to the needs of women, children and families. The YW's programs and services serve women, children and families by providing: affordable child care for families; child care and after-school enrichment programs for homeless children; affordable housing; a broad array of domestic violence services; and social justice programs. For more information, please visit www.ywcabham.org
Social Justice Member: The position is with the YWCA Central Alabama's Social Justice Department and is designed for a degreed candidate, or applicant with some college experience, to help further the work of the YWCA and its partnering agencies in the community. The ideal candidate is organized; can multi-task and work well in a team environment; is proactive; and has experience in and a passion for social justice issues, serving with teens and adults, and program development.
Benefits include a living allowance (in lieu of a salary) of $900/month, an educational award of $2,822 upon completion, an opportunity to serve 32 hours per week with one of Birmingham's premier nonprofit organizations and extensive professional development. Men and women are encouraged to apply. Extensive background checks are performed on members.
The YWCA's Building Communities, Bettering Lives AmeriCorps placement lasts through August 15, 2015, and applicants must be able to commit to serving until that date. Visit www.ywcabham.org/americorps for more details. Send resumes, cover letters and questions to email@example.com. No phone calls, please.
Contact: Angela Moore / Assistant Director of AmeriCorps / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Email: email@example.com / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 206
Child Development
About the YWCA: The YWCA Central Alabama is a United Way organization that is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. For over 110 years, the YWCA Central Alabama has been responding to the needs of women, children and families. The YW's programs and services serve women, children and families by providing: affordable child care for families; child care and after-school enrichment programs for homeless children; affordable housing; a broad array of domestic violence services; and social justice programs. For more information, please visit www.ywcabham.org
Child Development Center Member: The position is with the YWCA Central Alabama's Child Development Center and is designed for a degreed candidate, or applicant with some college experience, to help further the work of the YWCA and its partnering agencies in the community. The ideal candidate is dedicated, works well in a team environment, has a passion for and experience with educating and caring for babies and young children, and is able to sensitively serve people from varying walks of life.
Benefits include a living allowance (in lieu of a salary) of $900/month, an educational award of $2,822 upon completion, an opportunity to serve 32 hours per week with one of Birmingham's premier nonprofit organizations and extensive professional development. Men and women are encouraged to apply. Extensive background checks are performed on members.
The YWCA's Building Communities, Bettering Lives AmeriCorps placement lasts through August 15, 2015, and applicants must be able to commit to serving until that date. Visit www.ywcabham.org/americorps for more details. Send resumes, cover letters and questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. No phone calls, please.
Contact: Angela Moore / Assistant Director of AmeriCorps / YWCA Central Alabama / 309 23rd Street North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / Phone: 205.322.9922 ext. 206
Sales/Marketing Intern
Sales Associate/Financial Advisor
Opportunity: Nowlin & Associates has two opportunities we would like for you to pass on to the students of BSC…. Sales/Marketing Intern…. And Sales Associate & Financial Advisor.
SALES/MKT INTERN: Job Description: We are looking to hire interns for the Summer/Fall 2014 semester for a position here at Nowlin & Associates. Must be well organized, detail oriented, with great people and phone skills. Great opportunity for anyone interested in sales and marketing. Internship is paid and can also be applied for class credit. Work schedule is flexible. Qualifications: Current college student interested in sales and marketing or in finance. Minimum 2.5 GPA
SALES ASSOCIATE/FINANCIAL ADVISOR: Job Description: As a Nowlin & Associates Sales Associate and Financial Advisor, you will provide a newly expanded products and services portfolio and services, including life and health insurance, annuities, investment products, and specialized financial analysis. Manage your own schedule. Enjoy very high income potential. Receive a competitive benefits package that offers flexibility and choices. Work with accomplished and ethical professionals within the financial services industry. Continue developing skills and expertise in the financial services industry. Receive corporate and regional training and support. Serve the surrounding community. Enjoy the benefits of an entrepreneurial opportunity. Responsibilities: Develop and implement a business marketing plan to acquire, cultivate, and retain members. Participate in ongoing professional development. Qualifications: Obtain and maintain state insurance licenses and other state-specific licenses as needed. Attend weekly training and company meetings. Our Ideal Candidate: Integrity –Coachable –Enthusiastic –Entrepreneurial –Intelligent -High Energy -Competitive -Achievement-Oriented.
Contact: Larry Byrd / Nowlin & Associates / 2718 20th Street South, Birmingham AL, 35209
(205) 871-9993 / email@example.com / http://www.nowlinandassociates.com
Public Policy Internship
Description: The Public Policy intern will assist public policy staff with supporter recruitment and engagement, as well as provide legislative and administrative support. Duties assisting with coordination of campus outreach, assisting with community organizing and supporter engagement, volunteer recruitment and legislative support and research and representing PPSE at community events. Other tasks include data entry, data management and supporting public policy staff with projects ranging from event planning to clerical support. Interns will have the opportunity to gain non-profit and public policy experience, grow their knowledge of sexual health issues and policy, and learn about the legislative process.
Qualifications: College or graduate student. Interest in reproductive health & policy issues. Ability to be self directed. Ability to work some evenings and weekends. Commitment to Planned Parenthood's mission and programs. Exceptional interpersonal, organizational and communication skills. Exceptional attention to detail. Excellent computer skills, online and off. Experience with digital medi.a
To Apply: Please visit www.plannedparenthood.org/ppse to fill out an application form.
Contact: Myisha Davis / Field Organizer / Planned Parenthood Southeast / 1211 27th Pl S, Birmingham, AL 35205 / (205)-249-0101 (c) (205) 453-9112 Ext 383(o) / E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Marine and Terrestrial Research & Conservation in the Garden Route of South Africa and Beyond
Oceans Campus in South Africa is a well-established science based research institute, researching great white sharks and cetaceans in Southern Africa. Our horizons have expanded over the years to incorporate significant terrestrial research and conservation work with our partner universities and wildlife reserves. Oceans Campus has the facility to offer experience in Marine research, Terrestrial wildlife research, Journalism, Filmmaking, Photography, Underwater Photography, Wildlife Conservation, and Wildlife Veterinary. Oceans Campus' goal is for visiting interns and volunteers to gain practical experience, and to experience a gorgeous piece of Africa whilst doing so. We are open for applications for 2015.
http://www.oceans-research.com / http//www.oceans-campus.com
Contact: Colleen Roux / Head of Oceans Recruitment / Email : firstname.lastname@example.com / Website : http://www.oceans-campus.com
Summer Internship / Youth & Children Ministry
Deadline to Apply: February 16.
$1500 stipend for 11 weeks.
Dates of internship: May 14, 2015-August 2, 2015 (Start date flexible due to exam schedule).
Opportunity: Roswell United Methodist Church is excited to host six interns this summer in our youth and children's ministry departments. Interns will be presented with outlets to utilize their leadership skills, participate in Bible study, and discuss their interest in ministry with clergy. Interns will be immersed in an active ministry setting where they will gain hands on knowledge about running a youth and children's ministry in a large church setting and explore interest in attending seminary and learn more about serving in the local church. Our primary purpose is to teach and provide interns access to practical ministry experiences.
Timeline: Application process begins immediately! Deadline: February 16, 2015. Interviews will take place the first few weeks in March of 2015. Acceptance and placement of applicants will take place mid-March (hopefully before Spring Break).
Contact: Jennifer Lancaster To Obtain Application / BSC Religious Life / email@example.com
Contact: Roswell United Methodist Church (Attention: Summer Internship) / 814 Mimosa Boulevard Roswell GA, 30075 / (770) 993-6218 / www.rumc.com / www.roswellstudentministry.com
If you are interested in applying please return applications to:
Jason Scott, Minister with Youth / firstname.lastname@example.com
Elizabeth Nall, Minister with Children / firstname.lastname@example.com
Call Center Rep / Customer service Specialist
Opportunity: New Bath Alabama is now hiring for a part-time sales position that is available immediately. This is a great opportunity for students who are seeking career in sales. NewBath Alabama is one of the best bath remodeling companies in the state of Alabama and we are growing.
Description: We are looking for a call center representative with a great speaking voice, energetic personality and a great attitude! You must possess a good work ethic, be able to lead people and handle high-pressure situations. You will also need a desire to do things right. Our customers expect quality service, fast response times, and knowledgeable team members. We will help you rise to the occasion.
Qualifications: You must be able to work some nights and weekends. Fluent in English with great enunciation skills. Provide world-class customer service. Excellent communication skills. Energetic, enthusiastic, and a good team player. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office, CRMs, etc.
Notes: If you qualify, you will be provided with professional training, and hourly pay with weekly bonuses.
Contact: Jeaneen Thomas / New Bath Alabama / (908) 899-1893 / email@example.com
Front Desk Receptionist
Opportunity: Mountain Brook Club is currently hiring for a front desk receptionist position. The schedule is Tues – Fri 5PM – 9PM and one day on the weekend 9AM – 9PM.
Description: Operates telephone switchboard; answers the telephone; Greets members and guests. Provides schedule and other club information to members and guests. Sorts and distributes incoming mail. Collects and posts outgoing mail. Arranges and maintains member charge records. Maintains supply of club information for members. Fulfills members' requests. Performs on- or off-site errands. Performs general office work such as word processing, filing and operating copy and fax machines. Works on special projects as assigned. Maintains supply inventories. Accept meal and function reservations; Maintain member and guest records. Operate front desk, lobby or other areas; Control traffic flow in lobby or reception area; Maintain appearance of reception area. Duties include taking dining/event reservations, assisting guest and administrative staff w/office functions as needed.
Qualifications: Must have strong people and telephones skills. Must be
organized, dependable, well groomed. Must be able to type (computer skills a
Contact: Sharon Smith / Mountain Brook Club / 205-871-2116 ext. 251 / email@example.com
Camp Counselors
Camp Winadu, America's finest summer sports camp for boys, is currently recruiting College Students for Summer 2015 Camp Counselor and Coaching Positions. Counselor Positions include: General Sports, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Swimming, Lacrosse. Camp Winadu is located north of New York City, 3 hours west of Boston.
Interested applicants can apply directly on the website: www.campwinadu.com/staff
Contact: Mike Girling / Assistant Director / Office: (914) 437-7200 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Jobs
Next summer, students have the opportunity to live and work (earning a paycheck) inside one of our country's National Parks! Hike the Tetons, kayak in Glacier, climb in Yosemite, explore Alaska, or adventure in any of the 30 parks we offer.
After applying and being accepted with A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP), our office will help students secure a full time job with a park employer. Most team member secure jobs such as waiters, baristas, cashiers, porters, and other seasonal positions. While earning a paycheck and having an entire summer to adventure in a National Park is an incredibly unique opportunity, ACMNP's purpose is to bring the Gospel into these beautiful, yet remote, places while developing Christian leaders. You will have an international impact as our nation's parks employ several students and attract park visitors from around the globe. Students will serve on a team of usually 5-10 team members and help host interdenominational worship services and focus on relational ministry with their coworkers and park residents. It's challenging but extremely rewarding to spend a summer adventuring the wonders of creation and growing in faith and leadership!
Go to acmnp.com to learn more and apply today. Job Qualifications: Review qualifications and application instructions online at: http://www.acmnp.com/team-experience/placement-process
Contact: Jon Boynton, Recruiter / A Christian Ministry in the National Parks / P: (800) 786-3450 or (303) 220-2808 / email@example.com / www.acmnp.com
Portfolio Analyst
Opportunity: Highland Associates is looking to hire a full time for a Portfolio Analyst.
Contact: Michael T. Lytle, CFA / Principal / Highland Associates / 2545 Highland Avenue South, Suite 200, Birmingham, AL 35205 / (phone) 205-939-8301 / (fax) 205-933-7688 / firstname.lastname@example.com
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Junior Portfolio Manager
Opportunity: Iberia Wealth Advisors is seeking candidates for a Junior Portfolio Manager.
Description: They will develop the knowledge and skill to assist in performing due diligence on mutual funds, ETFs, ETNs and third party managers for use in implementing client investment objectives. The incumbent will assist in analyzing and recommending to senior managers various aspects of the Division's investment strategy. They will assist in various operational functions critical to the organizations ability to efficiently manage client accounts. They will build solid working relationships with their fellow investment management staff and bankers.
Duties: Assist in the analysis of portfolios consisting of a range of investable assets, including money market instruments, debt securities, and equities; and at times inclusive of alternative assets. Convey the purpose and benefit of investment decisions, asset allocation, and assist in drafting for external clients investment policy statements. Assist in the analysis and recommendations regarding the Division's asset allocation models; actively participate in rebalancing the models and associated accounts. Assist in the analysis of prospect or client's determinants of their financial risk / return criteria and objectives, at times incorporating somewhat unique circumstances, and recommend to more senior investment and/or relationship management staff the appropriate asset allocation to achieve their financial goals. Being inquisitive and somewhat knowledgeable of current tax regulations as they apply to individuals, corporations, partnerships, foundations and successions; assisting in analyzing the impact of such on investment recommendations. Reviews investment objectives with relationship managers and account administrators. Communicates with relationship managers, and in conjunction with them or more senior portfolio management staff outside product and service providers, service partners – CPAs, attorneys, other professionals as necessary to formulate solutions to specific client needs. Interfaces with the Trust Management Committee on specific account related investment and asset management issues. Maintains familiarity with ongoing account activity. Conducts formal regulatory investment review (Reg 9) for model driven or less complex accounts. Actively assist and at time engaged in effectively implementing investment decisions in line with the prescribed IPS. Provide support to more senior portfolio management staff. Assist in the development of new business. Assist investment and relationship management with client calling, retention and expansion efforts. Working in concert with the bank's officers, lenders and trust relationship management staff. At times engage in internal speaking and presentation opportunities, to further the awareness of our fiduciary and asset management services; assist in external presentations.
Qualifications: The incumbent will possess the knowledge, desire and evolving capability to analyze and at times manage investment portfolios consisting of corporate debt, municipal bonds, equity securities and various alternative investments. They will have a developing knowledge in understanding the science of asset allocation across various asset classes. In addition to technical skills, they will have solid interpersonal and writing skills, while being conversationally competent. They will possess the developing ability to effectively present to groups of professionals, HNW individuals, and employees within the organization.
Computer skills: MS Office suite, core trust accounting system, portfolio management platform; some familiarity, developing knowledge, utilization, and desire to further learn and utilize: rebalancing and TOE systems e.g. Advent / Moxy, SEI 3000, Invest 3000, Sungard or similar
Contact: Tracy Bell, CFA / Senior Vice President / Sr. Portfolio Manager/Investment Strategist / IBERIA Wealth Advisors / 2340 Woodcrest Place, Birmingham, AL 35209 / office: 205-803-5850 |cell: 205-410-3642 / email@example.com
Marketing & Communications Intern
Opportunity: The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham is seeking a smart, creative and analytical marketing and communications intern who is capable and willing to complete a number of writing, organizational and online media tasks. The intern will assist the Director of Marketing & Communications with execution of the marketing/public relations objectives in accordance with the Foundation's overall communications message and vision.
Description: Assist in maintaining and updating the Foundation's social media platforms: Website: help post blogs, video interviews and events; connect with donors and grantees for story ideas. Facebook and Twitter: post photos, videos and pertinent information. Evaluate and maintain Pintrest, You Tube and other social media platforms. Assist in research, writing, proofreading and assembling information for the Foundation's newsletters, website and other collateral materials including, but not limited to fact sheets, brochures, PowerPoint presentations, talking points. Analyze website and Facebook statistics and recommend modifications based on analytics. Support media relations efforts by assisting with posting news releases and media advisories to online sources and calendars. Organize photo library.
Qualifications: Copywriting and social media knowledge. Strong interpersonal skills; excellent written communication skills. Proficiency in computer technology, including Microsoft Office programs. Ability to utilize Adobe Creative Suite programs is desired. Detail-oriented, well-organized, dependable, and the ability to handle multiple tasks while prioritizing and maintaining flexibility to meet deadlines. Strong attention to details, ability to work independently, meet deadlines and good follow-through on tasks. Knowledge of CMS, Google Analytics and video editing software is a plus.
Salary: $12/hour 15 to 20 hours/week. Dates: Beginning January 2015 (could work through summer).
Contact: Ginger Jefferson, Director of Marketing and Communications / Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham / 2100 1st Avenue North, Suite 700, Birmingham, AL 35203 / Phone: 205.327.3806 / email: firstname.lastname@example.com / Web: www.cfbham.org
Tint Specialist
Opportunity: HGH Hardware Supply, Inc, a major wholesale distributor for the cabinet and woodworking industry, is looking for a TINT SPECIALIST for our Birmingham corporate location. HGH Hardware Supply has been in business serving the cabinet and woodworking industry for more than 51 years, with offices and warehouses in Birmingham AL, Doraville GA, Marietta GA and Nashville TN. We have Outside Sales Reps who assist customers throughout the Southeast and HGH ships to locations throughout the US.
Description: Under the direct supervision of Warehouse management, the Tint Specialist is responsible for accurately tinting all finish orders requesting specific color matching as well as assisting with customer service and order pulling. Areas of Responsibility include tinting all finish orders requesting specific color matching. Will tint both clear and solid lacquer products. Order picking.
Qualifications: We are seeking an art student who is an organized team player who demonstrates a positive attitude and an eagerness to learn. This person will practice good time management skills, is dependable, and can handle multiple tasks. This person is a leader who interacts well with customers. This person is motivated by superior customer service and doing things right the first time. A self starter, this person will have a strong work ethic and be willing to help out with other duties when needed. Current college student in art or college degree in art. 1+ yrs experience in tinting lacquer and stain. Desired: Experience in tinting paint or stain to a specific color and 5 yr work history. Preferred: 3+ yrs experience custom tinting lacquer and stain and experience spraying lacquer on cabinets.
Notes: HGH offers competitive salaries and excellent benefits, including health, life and dental insurance, short and long-term disability insurance, 125 cafeteria plan, vacation, holidays and a 401K retirement savings plan with company match. HGH is a smoke-free, drug-free facility.
To learn more about HGH and the products we offer, please visit our website at www.hghhardware.com. You can apply online through our website by clicking on the Employment tab and then the Apply Online link.
Contact: Roslyn Batchelor / Personnel Manager / HGH Hardware Supply / 3912 2nd Avenue S. Birmingham, AL 35222
Phone 205-510-4234 / Fax 205-439-5034 / email@example.com
Strategy Consultant
Strategy Consultant II / Full-Time, Regular / Job ID 7586 / Corporate Strategy Department
Opportunity: The Corporate Strategy Department facilitates the development, maintenance, measurement and communication of our corporate strategy, assists in aligning divisional strategies to the corporate strategy, communicates industry-wide best practices, and provides decision-makers the subject matter expertise, research and analysis needed to support the mission of Blue Cross Blue Shield. Corporate Strategy works with all areas of the company to help address complex issues and break them down into actionable ideas.
Description: The Strategy Consultant II is responsible for assisting Officers, Directors and Management of Blue Cross with the development, maintenance, documentation and communication of our corporate strategy. The position is accountable for measuring and reporting on the success of our corporate strategy including Divisional Balanced Scorecards. Additional responsibilities include providing research, analysis, facilitation and/or administration of best practices in the strategy development process for divisional and targeted strategies.
Qualifications: Bachelor degree in Business, Strategy, Health Informatics, or related field. Three years experience as a Business Analyst/Business Consultant and/or proven experience in the support of enterprise level projects according to assigned responsibilities. Broad knowledge of the company's key business processes. Previous project management experience and significant accomplishments in managing large projects with cross-corporation impact. Demonstrated ability to understand and analyze complex issues, problems and opportunities and make recommendations as to solutions or new business opportunities. Demonstrated written and verbal communication skills. Ability to interpret corporate goals and objectives and understand their implications on corporate strategies. Overall knowledge of the healthcare industry.
To Apply: Please visit our website at www.bcbsal.jobs and reference Job ID 7586. Apply through the job posting. PLEASE apply through our website and not through an email address.
Contact: Megan Jones / Senior Recruiting Consultant / Associate Services / Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama / 450 Riverchase Parkway East, Birmingham, AL 35244 / Phone (205) 220-2555 / Fax (205) 402-9489 / firstname.lastname@example.com / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / www.bcbsal.jobs
Credit Representative
Opportunity: HGH Hardware Supply, a major
wholesale distributor of cabinet and woodworking supplies, is seeking a well
organized, detail oriented person who is customer focused to assist the Credit
Department in account management and collections. This highly-motivated person
strives to project a positive and professional image when communicating with
customers and co-workers. While assertive and firm in some situations this
person must remain respectful and courteous at all times.
Description: Process customer credit records. Correspond with customers and legal authorities. Make credit decisions within established limits on new and revised credit requests. Carry out established program for follow up and collection of accounts receivable. Arrange optional financing terms and methods for customers. Maintain customer records. Suggest partial payments, settlements, time extensions, and write-offs to supervisor for approval. Work with sales in credit complaints and other payment related problems. Track and collect non-sufficient funds checks. Trace COD payments not received from carriers. File bankruptcy claims. Verify funds on checks not on account. Research and approve refunds. Request and process sales tax exemption certificates. Audit details of past due accounts. Backup afternoon mail processing. Notify outside sales about problems with customer accounts. Review and release in house orders on credit hold.
Qualifications: Two years of credit collection or telemarketing experience. Computer skills in Word/Excel or similar programs. Five years work experience. Preferred/desired: Two years of college. Business collections experience. One year customer service experience. Experience in wholesale distribution. Accounting experience or training. Good communication is critical in this position. This employee listens to co-workers and customers and analyzes all information before making decisions. All communications with customers are documented and calls responded to promptly. Other employees view this person as a team player of the highest integrity.
Notes: Company benefits include vacation, holidays, health and dental insurance, life insurance, short and long-term disability insurance, flexible benefit plan and 401K with company match. To learn more about HGH and the products we carry, as well as to apply for this position, please visit our website at www.hghhardware.com.
Contact: Roslyn Batchelor / Personnel Manager / HGH Hardware Supply / 3912 2nd Avenue S. Birmingham, AL 35222
Phone 205-510-4234 / Fax 205-439-5034 / email@example.com
Assistant Land Steward / Part Time Flexible
Opportunity: The Assistant Land Steward will assist the Conservation Programs Manager and the Land Steward on conducting site assessments on over 5,000 acres of fee-owned preserves and conservation easements. Duties will include gathering conservation data and conducting routine maintenance of gates, fences, boundary markers, and trails. Once data is collected in the field, it will then need to be imported into Inspection Reports and properly filed within a timely manner. This position is part time (15-20 hours/week). Days and hours worked can be flexible.
Description: The Assistant Land Steward will provide assistance to the Conservation Programs Manager and the Land Steward in the implementation of land conservation strategies on over 5,000 acres of fee-owned preserves and conservation easements. The Land Steward will primarily work in the field gathering conservation data and conducting routine and remedial maintenance of gates, fences, boundary markers, and trails. All field data will be imported into Inspection Reports that are necessary to maintain our national accreditation standards. He or she will also assists on ongoing restoration projects and other partnership programs. Work on restoration projects will include weekday and weekend "Work Days" with business and community volunteer groups. The Assistant Land Stewards primary job during these events will be to help coordinate equipment and supply needs as well as help lead volunteers as instructed by the Conservation Programs Manager.
Qualifications: Completed or working towards a Bachelor's Degree in Biology, Forestry, Environmental Studies or similar degree. Must possess excellent naturalist skills including scientific knowledge of ecosystem function and proficiency at identifying woody and herbaceous plants and aquatic fauna of Central Alabama. Skills necessary for effective verbal and written communication. Love of working outside and interest in protecting the environment. Excellent personal initiative and motivation to do great work.
Knowledge/Skills: Demonstrated scientific knowledge of ecosystem functions, and proficiency in identifying woody and herbaceous plants and aquatic animals of Central Alabama. Proficiency in completing tasks independently within assigned time frames. Proficiency in handling multiple priorities and adjusting those priorities in response to changing circumstances. Proficiency in using of Microsoft Office applications and Google Earth. Proficiency reading and understanding maps, especially topographic maps. Experience using geographic information systems (GIS) preferred. Proficiency in drafting reports, and excellent file management skills. Ability to use a global positioning system (GPS) unit in the field. Must possess and exercise sound judgment and maintain safety, particularly when working in the field. Ability to maintain a high level of professionalism with donors and coworkers and to promote a positive image of the organization. Ability to work independently in the field. Must possess and exercise sound judgment and maintain safety, particularly when working in the field.
Contact: Rebekah Parker / Conservation Programs Manager / Freshwater Land Trust / 2308 1st Ave North, Birmingham, AL 35203 / 205.417.2772 office / email@example.com / www.freshwaterlandtrust.org
Church Health Scholar
Opportunity: The Church Health Center is the largest faith-based health care organization if its kind in the United States, serving 58,000 people annually. It operates medical and dental clinics for the uninsured working poor, a community Wellness Center, and a publishing arm. It also runs Church Health Scholars, a one-year paid fellowship program for recent college graduates.
Description: The Scholars program offers about 20 paid direct and indirect service positions. Job responsibilities are dependent on a Scholar's work department, but might including working in a clinic setting, organizing volunteers, community outreach, marketing and more. Applicants may select to apply to one of three program tracks: Health Care Track, Nonprofit Track and Wellness & Community Track.
Qualifications: The Scholars program is open to recent and soon-to-be college graduates who have an interested in health care and serving Memphis' underserved populations. All majors will be considered, but Health Care Track applicants are strongly encouraged to have a pre-med studies background or post baccalaureate experience. Preference is given to applicants 0-3 years out of college.
Apply: Applications are accepted online through January 15, 2015. The Scholar year starts June 2015.
Contact: Krystal Grant-Crutchfield / The Church Health Center / Memphis, Tennessee/ firstname.lastname@example.com
After School Instructor / Part Time Job
Opportunity: Non-Profit Tennis Instruction Organization seeking After School Instructors.
Description: Looking for fun and energetic individuals to provide fitness and tennis instruction to youth grades K-5. Needed for elementary schools throughout the area. Programs take place all over the city at private and public schools.
Qualifications: Must enjoy working with kids! Instructors must be available during after school hours.
Notes: Compensation for Instructors is $15/hour. LETT is a member of the Birmingham Area Tennis Association.
Contact: Paul Litten / Program Director / Learning Excellence Through Tennis / 205-332-7344 / email@example.com / email@example.com
Seasonal Field Technician
Opportunity: 2015 National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Seasonal positions in Tuscaloosa AL (Domain 8). These positions are ideal for current undergraduates, recent graduates, and retirees interested in field work. This position reports to the Manager Field Operations of the assigned domain. Seasonal Field Technicians assist with field observation; sample collection and handling; sample processing and sample shipment of a variety of taxa.
Seasonal positions will BEGIN Feb-May and END Sept-Nov 2015, and can vary depending on assignment. We are especially interested in applicants with knowledge of local Alabama flora and/or small mammal handling/bleeding experience. Familiarity with Southeastern terrain and field working conditions (heat, humidity, biting insects) also a bonus. Domain 8's three field sites for the 2015 season are located in Oakmulgee Wildlife Management area, Dead Lake (near Demopolis), and Choctaw National Refuge Area.
Description: The Seasonal Field Technician will perform a variety of scientific and technical tasks. The Seasonal Field Technician is a biological sampling technician performing seasonal and periodic sampling activities. Seasonal field sampling is conducted with direction from and assistance of Field Technician I, II and III. The Seasonal Field Technician will also perform field and laboratory activities. The Lead Seasonal Field Technician may provide guidance to temporary/seasonal field technician crews.
This is a temporary assignment. Will work varied schedules (up to 12+ hours per day) including split-shift, part-time, pre-dawn early mornings, evenings and weekends.
Daily and weekly work schedules will fluctuate. Work days may be up to twelve hours long. Work days may be split with morning and evening work. At times, work may begin at dawn and go through dusk. The work week may also include weekends and occasionally may be scheduled up to 12 consecutive days.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Follow established, standardized field procedures for sample collection; record data from sample collection; process samples in the domain lab; and prepare samples for shipment to external analytical labs. Field sampling activities include the following observation and specimen collection activities: Rodent live trapping. Invertebrate collections. Sediment, soil and water sample collection. Plant diversity observations. Plant biomass and primary productivity measurements. Lake/stream bathymetry and morphology. Riparian mapping. Operate laboratory equipment including Wiley Mill, drying oven, analytical balance, and muffle furnace. Utilize GPS navigation system for locating, measuring and marking plots; and placing and setting traps. Perform inspection and maintenance of laboratory and field equipment. Assist with materials planning and ordering. Record activities and completed work according to Field Operations protocol. Perform field assignments in a variety of conditions (e.g., weather, terrain, diverse assigned biomes). Carry, move and lift field supplies (pack weighing up to 40 lbs.) to assigned field site (diverse and uneven terrain). Follow NEON safety and Field Operations policy and procedures.
Qualifications: Ability and willingness to work varied schedules (up to 12+ hours per day), including split-shift, part-time, pre-dawn early mornings, evening and weekends. Ability to work safely in variable field conditions including: Cold and wet weather and extreme heat. Hiking on difficult or hazardous terrain. Exposure to stinging insects and other animal and plant hazards. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Proficiency with MS Office Suite (e.g., Excel, Word). Ability to follow written and verbal instructions. Strong work ethic and enthusiasm. Ability to withstand exposure to fumes, dust and noise.
Preferred: Bachelor's degree in an associated scientific discipline (ecology, forestry or related field). Experience conducting ecology related lab or field work. Experience conducting field studies on rodents and collecting blood samples (small mammal techs). Experience identifying plants through visual inspection and use of dichotomous key (botany techs). Experience backcountry hiking and navigating (maps, compass, and GPS). Backcountry safety training course or other safety training. Experience leading field sampling activities, hikes, or assisting nature societies with seasonal nature observations.
To Apply; Link to online application:
Notes: Individuals are responsible for their own housing and transportation. Overnight stays will be required depending on domain location. Hiring range will be $12.00 -$13.75, depending upon qualifications and role. Must be at least 18 years of age. Must have permanent authorization for US employment. Must have valid driver's license.
Contact: Chau Tran / NEON (National Ecological Observatory Network) / Field Technician III / Domain 8 - Ozarks Complex / 6050 Mimosa Circle Suite C, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 / office.205.409.9026 / email@example.com / neoninc.org
Community Engagement Intern
Opportunity: As part of Ensley's renaissance, the Bethesda Life Center, in partnership with The Color Project and We Are (R)tists, is offering a paid Community Engagement Internship in the Ensley community focusing on public art, public health, and community revitalization. The project seeks to foster a spirit of pride and cooperation around the revival of the Ensley area and raise awareness about the health disparity issues in the community. This internship is a great opportunity for a student interested in learning more about community organizing and addressing the needs of vulnerable populations.
Description: Interns will be involved in public interaction and talking to people face to face. Assisting artists with materials and resources needed for outdoor mural. Assisting gardeners and others with materials and resources needed for various outdoor projects. Conducting surveys and collecting data. Handling marketing, event planning, and social media. Clerical tasks, including distributing materials, answering phone calls, and running errands.
Qualifications: Interns must be currently enrolled college students. Juniors or seniors preferred. Education, experience, or background in art, media, communications, public relations, and public health is helpful. Interns must possess strong organizational and administrative skills. Good writing skills. Good interpersonal skills. Detailed oriented. Previous volunteer community service experience with underserved populations is preferred. Skills in desktop publishing, PhotoShop (Creative Suite), and social media is desired.
Contact: Bettina Byrd-Giles or Brian Hawkins / The Color Project / Ensley, Alabama / email@example.com
Sales Representative
Opportunity: Acorn Stairlifts, Inc. is currently seeking an In-Home Sales Professional to service the Birmingham, AL and surrounding area. Approx. 120 mile area. Acorn Stairlifts is the world leader in stairlifts, having helped over 250,000 people to overcome their challenges on their stairs. There are countless individuals who cannot enjoy their homes because they can no longer use their stairs. We take great pride in offering an affordable solution!
Description: As an In-Home Salesperson for Acorn Stairlifts, you act as the face of the company for your local market. All of your sales appointments will be qualified and set by the Inside Sales Team in our Corporate Office, located in Orlando, Florida. You will then travel to the potential customer's home, meet with them face-to-face, give a thoroughly planned and successful presentation, measure the stairs, answer any and all questions they may have; and finally, provide them with an accurate quote to have a stairlift installed in their home.
Duties: Conduct the sales presentation consistent with the customer's unique needs. Measure the customer's stairs accurately to facilitate easy installation. Complete all post-sales administrative activities and follow-up.
Qualifications: A great personality! And a willingness to learn how to sell! A caring and compassionate demeanor and a desire to help people are of paramount importance to this position. Excellent sales and closing skills. Outstanding interpersonal communication skills. High ethical standards are a must. Strong computer skills are mandatory, as you will be provided with a Tablet Computer and Cell Phone and will be required to learn new technologies.
College degree preferred (recent college graduates encouraged to apply). High School diploma or GED required with a minimum of 3 years work experience. In-home sales experience is highly beneficial, but not mandatory. Attention to detail and willingness to learn. Team player. Must have a clean driving record and proof of current insurance.
Notes: We will train you to succeed! Commission-only with income potential of $55,000 and up. First 8 weeks of employment will include $500/week salary, unless commission is greater. Hours vary based on appointments, but typically will be Monday – Friday, with Every other Saturday a month included. Company gas card, company cell phone and Tablet provided. Excellent benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, and 401(k) for all employees after 90 days. Also, 7 paid Holidays and 20 paid days off (PTO) each year.
On-Line Application: https://home2.eease.adp.com/recruit/?id=14038602
Contact: Ginger Trapani / Corporate Recruiter / Acorn Stairlifts / 7335 Lake Ellenor Drive Orlando, FL 32809 / email@example.com / Phone: 877-896-5961 / Fax: 877-204-9227 / http://usacareers.acornstairlifts.com/
Administrative Associate
Opportunity: Altec is an industry leader and the OEM of aerial units, digger derricks, cranes, and specialty equipment. Building on 85 years of success!
Description: The immediate need is for an Administrative professional to provide support within the Service Group. Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills are needed to work within a close-knit team. We are looking for applicants with an education or experience in the areas of Human Resources or Operations.
Qualifications: This is for the contributor who is analytical and strong administratively, able to multi-task. Flexibility is a must, with detail orientation, and a passion for resolving problems within a service environment! Minimum three years of experience in an administrative support position required. A Bachelor's Degree will satisfy the Experience requirement and is preferred. Computer skills are required, using spreadsheet applications. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, written and verbal, adept at drafting communications, at using word processing programs, and in developing PowerPoint presentations. Acts with integrity and handles confidential information appropriately. Must be able to travel occasionally.
The successful candidate will be able to coordinate and prioritize in a fast-paced environment, working well and taking initiative with a minimum of supervision.
Notes: Altec offers a competitive salary that rewards performance and dedication, along with a comprehensive benefits package. Visit www.altec.com for more information. To apply visit https://careers.altec.com. Or send a resume to email@example.com.
Contact: Andrea Jackson / HR Recruiter / Altec Service Group / 1730 Vanderbilt Road, Birmingham, AL 35234 / tel: (205) 307-2083 / fax: (205) 307-2041 / email@example.com
Opportunity: This position conducts chemical, and physical, laboratory analyses of materials, liquids, solids, and semi-solids to determine such things as processing methods, quality control, and maintenance of health and safety standards involving practical applications of chemistry.
Description: Sets up laboratory equipment and instrumentation to conduct testing of samples. Analyzes products such as plastics, dyes, paints, detergents, halogenated and non-halogenated solvents, and petroleum to determine the chemical characteristics of the material. Reviews, and performs various tests to comply with EWS, Alabama Inc. Analysis Plan. Supervises assistants in different phases of laboratory testing, and analysis. Has a very knowledgeable understanding of chemistry. Interprets company policy, and enforces safety regulations and protocols for lab personnel.
Qualifications: Preferred: College degree with emphasis in chemistry and biology. Required: Lab tech abilities, technical competency, scientific aptitude. Preferred: Lab experience and knowledge of testing. Multitask scientific testing; manage lab techs with peers and management. Up to date on testing procedures and protocols for permit.
Contact: Tom Gorham / EWS Alabama, Inc. / Environmental Waste Service of Alabama / 402 Webster Chapel Road, Glencoe, Alabama 35905 / Plant: 256-492-8340 Fax: 256-492-1581 / email@example.com
Summer Research Program
Shark & Ray Field Research Opportunity: Our early enrollment period is ending December 31, 2014 for our summer 2015 program. This summer you can be a part of our research team as a crew member aboard one of our research boats, gaining hands-on marine field research experience, and handling sharks and stingrays in Florida. This experience will advance your interest in natural science, provide you valuable experience for your resume, enable you to be eligible to receive credit hours (see below), and provide the enjoyable opportunity to interact with fellow students from all over the country!
Description: All participating students will be conducting field research on sharks and rays in the Clearwater, FL area in an ongoing project focusing on a species survey, population stability, and population dynamics. All students will work on our boats in the Gulf of Mexico, setting equipment to catch sharks and rays,retrieving the equipment, handling the animals, collecting pertinent data from the animals, collecting environmental data, tagging the animals, and releasing the animals back into their natural habitat. Students will also attend daily lectures (1 - 2 hours) on our local ecosystems and the animals that live in those ecosystems. Students will then receive field instruction as they experience our local and unique ecosystems. Snorkeling and diving are also available options to further experience our underwater world.
CMERA is a unique program that focuses on field research. In our program, Monday - Friday, 6 - 8 hours are spent in the field on one of our boats each day with an additional 1 - 2 hours in the classroom each day. This is an incredibly hands-on program where students conduct all portions of the research project and handle the animals. Students get to experience wild animals in their natural habitat, which is very different from observing captive animals or conducting research in a lab.
Our summer courses begin in 1 week periods (Sunday - Saturday) on May 3 and our final week ends on August 29. Students may attend 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, or 4 weeks depending on how many credit hours or how much field experience they would like to receive. There are financial incentives for attending 3 or 4 weeks. We also have an early enrollment discount, which ends December 31, 2014, and regular enrollment ends March 31, 2015.
Location: All of our research is conducted in the Gulf of Mexico in Clearwater, Florida and the surrounding areas.
Qualifications: Students must be 18 years of age or older. Incoming freshman, who have not yet taken college courses, and college graduates are both welcome. This experience is valuable for students at various levels. For students interested in the natural sciences, but who have not had much, if any, experience in the natural sciences, this experience may help determine if this truly is the appropriate course of study. Students who are confident in their natural science discipline, will gain incredibly valuable job training. Students who are contemplating a graduate degree, will get a taste of what graduate level research is, the difficulties of research, and perhaps ideas for their graduate thesis.
Course credit: For students currently enrolled in college courses, we urge you to speak with your academic advisor or department chair about receiving credit for our courses. Most schools consider this as independent research, directed study, field research, or elective credits and some schools use our program for a Capstone project. This experience is very valuable for future internships or jobs that you will apply for even if you are unable to receive course credit.
To Apply: Go to www.cmera.net for more information and to apply for this amazing opportunity!! Space is limited! We will provide email addresses, by request, of previous participants, if you would like to speak to a previous student about their experience with us. Please feel free to contact us via email at email@example.com or call us at (727)437-8589 if we can assist you in any way.
Contact: Alan Moore / C.M.E.R.A. / Marker 1 Marina, Dunedin, FL 34698 / (727) 437-8589 / www.coastalmera.com / email@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Development Coordinator
LASM's Mission: The Louisiana Art & Science Museum seeks to enhance the understanding and appreciation of art and science for general audiences and students by presenting unique, educational and entertaining experiences
that encourage discovery, inspire creativity, and foster the pursuit of knowledge.
About LASM: The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is located in a 1925 historic railway station, on the banks of the Mississippi River, in a thriving downtown area. LASM is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and has an annual attendance of 176,000 to 200,000, with approximately one-half of this being schoolchildren. LASM presents fine art exhibitions of nationally and internationally recognized artists, is home to a planetarium of international rank with technically advanced capabilities, and offers popular hands-on galleries for children. LASM has just completed conceptual master plans for the future that envisions a community of life-long learners inspired
by art and science. Website: www.lasm.org
Description: The successful Development Coordinator advances LASM's mission and long-term success by securing revenue and assisting the Director of Development as needed. Key areas of responsibility: Museum Gala (Coordinates and presents an annual fundraising event, net of $175,000 in 2014, Works with volunteer committees to facilitate a social event that attracts 700+ gala attendees from the community). Membership Development (Develops and implements strategies for building membership and increasing membership dollars, Tracks and stewards the renewal process and implements membership retention strategies, such as Member Night event, Maintains donor database and member correspondence calendar).
Qualifications: Excellent written and spoken communication skills are essential. Academic or professional background in art, art history, science, and/or education is desirable. Candidates should demonstrate interpersonal skills for building
relationships and networking and possess a high degree of energy. Must be able to set and meet goals, having the ability to think and plan strategically. Experience or aptitude for leading and motivating volunteers is helpful. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Personally engaging, friendly and outgoing. Self-motivated. Exceptional organizational and time management skills. Ability to operate within budgets. Ability to work across departments in fast-paced environment. Excellent computer skills required
To Apply: Send a letter introducing yourself and resume with references to Laura St. Blanc, Director of Development and Communications, at email@example.com with the subject line "Development Coordinator."
Contact: Laura St. Blanc / Director of Development and Communications / Louisiana Art & Science Museum (LASM) / 100 South River Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 / Phone 225-344-5272, ext. 130 / Fax 225-344-9477 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Embrace Your Career / Summer Internship
Opportunity: Protective Life, headquartered in Birmingham, is a life insurance and financial services company. The company was founded in 1907 with subsidiaries that provide financial services through the production, distribution, and administration of a diverse array of insurance and investment products.
"Embrace Your Career" is an internship program offered by Protective Life. It was created to provide valuable opportunities for college students to gain work experience in their field of study while performing meaningful tasks and projects for the business in achievement of our goals. Duration: 10 weeks. Tentative Dates: May 26 – July 31, 2015.
Description: As a Protective Life Intern, you will be part of a structured, paid program that will provide you with challenging work assignments/projects, on overall view of the business and strategy, networking opportunities with senior leaders, and an opportunity to develop critical work-life skills.
Qualifications: Fulltime undergraduate student. Junior or Senior. Initiative and career focus. Skills in project management, research, analysis, and data management. Proficiency in oral and written communications. Presentation skills. Strong technical skills. MS Office (MS Access preferred). Preferred academic majors or concentrations: Business, accounting, finance, insurance, financial services, risk management, computer science, actuary, economics, communications, sales marketing. Skills and training in: data mining, analytics, business intelligence, statistics, predictive modeling, information systems.
To Apply: Go to www.protective.com - About Us - Careers - Summer Internship
Contact: Donna Wilson / Protective Life / firstname.lastname@example.com
Healthcare Recruiter
Opportunity: Atlas Healthcare is expanding and is looking to fill two Healthcare Recruiter positions in the Center Point, Alabama corporate headquarters. The recruiter will assist in hiring and placing allied healthcare professionals in facilities across the United States.
Description: This position will be responsible for marketing travel healthcare, negotiate contracts and screen potential applicants. Identify potential candidates through social media, direct recruiting and online databases. Market allied healthcare travel opportunities to identified potential candidates. Manage recruitment database. Pre-screen and evaluate potential candidates.
Qualifications: 4 year degree required. Previous sales experience strongly preferred. A successful Recruiter has excellent personal and organizational skills with an energetic and creative attitude. The ideal candidate will have sales experience and able to meet or exceed defined recruitment goals. Energetic, motivated and goal oriented. Excellent communication and active listening skills. Ability to articulate a concept and sell an opportunity. Strong interpersonal, negotiation, and organizational abilities. Results driven
To Apply: Send resume to: email@example.com
Contact: Rachel Brunswick / Atlas Healthcare / Center point, Alabama / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.atlashealthcare.com
Insurance Internship
Opportunity: Family Heritage Life/Dynasty Financial Group is offering paid or unpaid internships to BSC students.
What you will get from this opportunity: A temporary Alabama Life & Health Insurance license. In the field sales training. Business development training. Developing and delivering a convincing sales pitch. Opening and evaluating prospective accounts. Resume enhancement: skills and recommendations. We'll pay you on the number of policies we sell on your prospecting efforts. Based on your performance, the internship can lead to a full-time job after graduation.
What we are looking for: BSC students who are entrepreneurs, intelligent and most of all, go getters.
About Dynasty Financial Group: Dynasty started in Houston, TX in 2002 and has now expanded to 19 states with future growth on the horizon. Dynasty accounts for over 40% of their underwriters policies each year.
About Family Heritage Life: Family Heritage underwrites a unique set of insurance policies designed to help individuals and families pay their bills when they go through cancer, heart disease, accidents, or major illness. A lot of people don't know this, but medical bankruptcy is the 2nd leading form of financial ruin in America today.
Contact: Kimberly White / BSC Internship Coordinator / firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: Rouzy Vafaie / District Trainer/Sales Manager / Family Heritage Life / Dynasty Financial Group / 310-890-3134 / email@example.com / www.dfgrp.com / www.dynastyfingrp.com / www.familyheritagelife.com
Summer Internship / Plant-Fungal Interaction Summer Internship
Opportunity:This internship is supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation's grant number 1354050. This program awards 2 biology undergraduates summer internships to conduct guided research in plant-fungal interaction.
Description: Interns will work in Dr. Morsy's lab that focuses on the role of fungal endophyte and viruses in crop environmental stress tolerance. The intern will be part of the team that includes the project Principal Investigator (PI), his postdoc, research associate, and graduate and undergraduate students. Interns will work semi-independently on a project assigned by the project PI. The interns will present written and oral reports at the end of the summer.
Notes: The program will run for 10 weeks (June 1 - August 10), however, the time period can be flexible based on the intern needs. Interns will be expected to attend weekly lab meetings and seminars presented by faculty and research staff. Student support includes a $4,000 stipend, a discounted on campus housing, and travel assistance for the 10-week session.
Qualifications: Students majoring in Biology between their junior and senior years are ideal. At least 2 semesters of undergraduate coursework (rising sophomore). Must be a US citizen, permanent resident or foreign student enrolled at a US University.
To Apply: Please submit your application with all supporting documents listed below as an email attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Application material includes: Application form and Current Resume. Transcript: Please provide a copy of your most recent transcript. An unofficial transcript is acceptable. Research Statement: Please describe previous research experiences (if none, so state), long term professional goals, one or two paragraphs describing why you are interested in the project(s) you have applied for. A letter of recommendation from a faculty member in your major field sent directly to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Deadline: April 15, 2015. Selection and notification of offers for the program will be made by the end of April.
Contact: Dr. Mustafa Morsy / Univ of West Alabama Biology Dept / Livingston, Alabama / firstname.lastname@example.com / (205) 652-5541
Insurance Rate Analyst
Description: Assist the CEO, CUO and Chief Actuary in monitoring the performance of the company's book of business. Monitor rate bureau rate & loss cost filing activity: summarize for management decision team; facilitate & implement decisions. Create rate uploads using approved loss cost multipliers & minimum premium formulas on a timely basis. Perform research, experience studies, statistical analysis, special projects. Identify and implement process improvement opportunities. Assist the AVP-Statistics with data reporting projects.
Qualifications: Math major preferred. The ideal candidate will have 2-5 years' experience in analytical roles. Be detail & deadline focused, and demonstrate excellent time management and organization skills. Be proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, etc). Be familiar with SQL, Sequel Server, Microsoft Access database and query procedures. Communicate effectively, both in writing and orally, with company, agency and customer staff. Be able to apply the principles of logical thinking to define problems, collect information, establish facts, draw conclusions and communicate results. Be able to work both independently and as part of a team.
Annual Salary: $35,000 - $45,000
Contact: Linda Tucker / Assistant Vice President Human Resources American Mining Insurance Company / 3490 Independence Drive Birmingham, AL 35209 / Direct: 205.874.8247 / Fax: 205.870.0549 / Email: email@example.com
Marketing Copy Writer
Opportunity: Incentive Solutions, Inc. is looking for a fulltime internal Marketing Copywriter capable of producing high quality content for both inbound and outbound marketing efforts. These efforts include, but are not limited to, corporate website's, social media posts, e-mail and direct mail campaigns, news articles and press releases, advertisements, case studies, white papers, and video scripts. The Marketing Copywriter will be responsible not only for the creation of copy, and content distribution and posting, but will also work closely with the marketing and business teams to help define the voice of our corporate and product brands. Successful copywriters thrive in a team environment, have excellent communication skills, and enjoy learning and writing about technology and complex industry topics.
Description: Ensuring all content is on-brand, consistent in terms of style, quality and tone of voice, and optimized for search and user experience for all channels of content including online, social media, email, point of purchase, mobile, video, print and in-person. Mapping out a content strategy that supports and extends marketing initiatives, both short- and long-term, determining which methods work for the brand and why. The development of a functional content calendar throughout the enterprise verticals. Integration of content activities within traditional marketing campaigns. Conducting ongoing usability tests to gauge content effectiveness. Gather data and handle analytics and make recommendations based on those results. Working with project owners of particular content to revise and measure particular content and marketing goals. Developing standards, systems and best practices (both human and technological) for content creation, distribution, maintenance, content retrieval and content re-purposing, including real time implementation of content strategies. Leverage market data to develop content themes/topics and execute a plan to develop the assets that support a point of view and educate customers that leads to critical behavioral metrics. Establishing work flow for requesting, creating, editing, publishing, and retiring content. Create copy that reflects a high level of sophistication, skill and creativity. Stay focused on customer needs, our products and services as well as cutting edge creativity . Participates in efforts to improve quality of websites and other electronic publications as required. Stay up-to-date with new and existing technologies including SEO best practices and social media
Qualifications: A degree in English, journalism or related field. Understanding of content marketing. Understanding of organic search. Team-oriented, positive attitude is essential to this position. Strong organizational, multi-tasking and time management skills are required. Must have strong ability to prioritize work and meet tight deadlines. Computer skills include but are not limited to the following: Microsoft Office (Guru Level), Adobe Creative Suite (Entry Level).
Contact: Morgan Pierce / Marketing Coordinator / Incentive Solutions, Inc. / Direct: 678.514.0220 / 770.457.4697 ext. 220 / email@example.com
Museum Development Coordinator
Opportunity: The City of Montgomery is now accepting applications for a Museum Development Officer (# 14CI7485-1). Annual Minimum Salary $34,230. Go to: www.montgomeryal.gov/index.aspx?page=196
Description: The fundamental reason this classification exists is to perform professional grant writing, donor solicitation, and fundraising work for the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. The essential functions are: manages the
location, development, and administration of a variety of grant programs; manages the donor relations program, develops and coordinates fund raising programs and major event; and performs departmental administrative duties. The Museum Development Officer must exert initiative and independent judgment in carrying out the goals and objectives of the MMFA.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in business administration, marketing, public relations, communications, journalism, or other liberal arts field and one (1) year of professional experience in fund raising, grant writing, marketing, or a closely related field. Preference will be given to those applicants who have gained their development experience in a museum setting.
To Apply: There are two ways to apply. Standard applications and supplemental questionnaires (if applicable) may be obtained from the Montgomery City-County Personnel Department, State Career Centers, or downloaded from the website at www.montgomerypersonnel.com.
The application and supplemental questionnaire must be filed with the Montgomery City-County Personnel Department, 27 Madison Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104.
Standard applications may be delivered in person, by handmail, by U.S. Postal Service or any other mail delivery service, or by facsimile (334-625-2219). In order to apply online, go to the Main Employment page for detailed instructions or click "Apply Now" to immediately begin your application.
Contact: Nina Nolan / Montgomery City-County Personnel Dept. / 27 Madison Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104 / email@example.com / phone: 334-625-2675 / fax: 334-625-2219
Opportunity: Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa regularly hires for a variety of fulltime and part time positions. Opportunities change weekly.
Employment opportunities typically fall within the hospitality field. Positions include… Banquets (Houseman, Server), Housekeeping, Kitchen (Cook, Steward), Restaurant (Servers, Hostess.)
Other opportunities include… Engineering, Sales.
Management/Business opportunities are also available… Management/Supervisors, Food & Beverage Manager, Banquet Captain, Banquet Set-Up Supervisor, Human Resource Manager, Area IT Manager, Housekeeping Supervisor.
To Apply: CHECK ROSS BRIDGE RESORT WEBSITE. APPLICATIONS ONLY ACCEPTED FOR POSTED POSITIONS. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED ONLINE AT: www.pchresorts.com
Contact: Faye Rivers / Ross Bridge Resort / Birmingham / firstname.lastname@example.com
Health Care Advisor
Opportunity: The purpose of this position is to work with the company to engage patients in their health as a representative of Pack Health. This is a unique position that requires a problem-solving nature, empathy for patients, attention to detail and an organized mind. Pack Health is a high-growth company building a new model of delivering health care and this position must support the company's entrepreneurial, patient-focused, high-quality culture. As a care advisor you will earn administrative patient care hours as well as the satisfaction of helping other. We are looking for both full time and part-time care advisors. We are specifically looking to hire full-time employees before the end of 2014. We are currently located in Innovation Depot.
Description: To understand the mission of Pack Health and adhere to program requirements. Engage with patients with high quality service delivery. Be compassionate and caring with each patient encounter. Provide customized learning while being enthusiastic with each patient. Treat co-workers in a respectful and supportive manner. Be an excellent listener.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree - preferably in the medical field. Experience in customer/ client-facing roles. Strong organizational skills. Excellent teamwork skills. Demonstrated ability to empathize with patients' circumstances. Excellent English communication skills (speak, read, write). Thirst for knowledge. Demonstration of good judgment. Confident yet humble demeanor. Hunger for greatness.
Proficiency or Productivity Standards: Work weekends, evenings, religious and/ or legal holidays. May be required to work as necessary during disaster situations. Must have regular attendance and reporting on time to work is a requirement of position.
Contact: M'Kayl Lewis / Pack Health / email@example.com / 817-832-2181 / Innovation Depot / 1500 1st Ave North, Bham, AL 35203
Sales Associate
Momma Goldberg's Deli is hiring for its two locations in Birmingham (located in Homewood and Downtown Birmingham). We are looking for friendly, energetic people to join our team. We offer competitive pay (starting at $8/hour with raise opportunities) and flexible hours in a fun atmosphere. We prefer daytime availability during the week as well as weekend availability, but is not required. You must have reliable transportation. All applications will be taken on a case-by-case basis.
If you would like to become a part of Momma's team please, download an application online at: www.MommaGs.com/applicationonline.doc or www.MommaGs.com/applicationonline.pdf. E-mail it in. Or print it out and bring it into one of our stores.
Contact: Scott Dean / 205.492.5408 / firstname.lastname@example.com / If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the store at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Inquiry Process Analyst Trainee
Overview: Claims Administration strives to deliver the highest level of service to our customers through accurate and efficient claims processing, benefit administration, and various support functions. Our management team works closely with our associates and other areas of the company to ensure that both our automated and manual processes are being continuously improved in order to meet and exceed our customers' expectations.
Description: This position is responsible for providing efficient, timely and courteous service to subscribers, providers, Host/Home plans or internal customers on claims and inquiries received. This would involve processing of all facility, professional, drug and dental claims and adjustments within the timeframe specified by the goals set for this position. This position requires extensive research, the ability to determine and apply contract benefits and some telephone development. In addition, this position is in a production oriented work environment.
Note: Associates selected for these positions will be expected to attend the ICMS training program (Inquiry and Claims Management Solutions) and sign the associated claims training agreement.
Qualifications: Experience in a position requiring the ability to identify and solve problems. Experience in a position interpreting and communicating information orally and written. Proficient in using a PC and keyboard in a Windows environment. Experience in a position analyzing information to solve problems. Experience in a position meeting quality and production goals. Experience in a position requiring independent decision-making. Experience in a position requiring the ability to work with multiple systems to research complex information in order to solve business/customer related problems. Claims processing experience preferred. Experience with medical terminology, ICD-9, and/or CPT coding desirable
Note: A degree is NOT required for this position.
To Apply: Please visit our website at www.bcbsal.jobs and reference Job ID 7487. PLEASE apply through our website (listed in the job posting) and not through an email address.
Contact: Lisa Strane, Staffing Resources / Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama / 450 Riverchase Parkway East, Birmingham, AL 35244 / Phone: 205-220-2555 / Phone (205) 220-7581 / Email: email@example.com / E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com / Fax (205) 220-0086 / Website: www.bcbsal.jobs
General Sump Camp Counselors
Opportunity: Camp Winadu is looking for General Counselors to join our team for Summer 2015. This is a great opportunity for anyone considering or currently working in athletics, sports management, coaching, teaching, theater, child development or child psychology. Camp Winadu provides practical, meaningful experiences that cannot be beaten.
Description: You will move from activity to activity, from Tennis to Sailing, from Ice Cream Parties to Dance Socials, experiencing everything the campers do. You will make life long friends and create ever-lasting memories. Counselors must be caring, patient, fun-loving, energetic and truly love being with and coaching children.
We offer a competitive salary, a travel stipend, and all room and board expenses.
Note: Winadu is located in the beautiful Berkshires, Mass. We are approximately 3 hours (by car) from Boston and New York City.
Contact: Mike Girling / Camp Winadu / email@example.com / 914-437-7200 / www.campwinadu.com/staff
Clinical Research Assistant
Opportunity: Our Clinical Research Department is currently seeking a full time employee for a Clinical Research Assistant Position to work with Clinical Trials. Recent grads seem to work well in this position.
Qualifications: Seeking a highly motivated and organized person who is willing to grow and learn more about Clinical Research. Must have excellent language skills both written and spoken. Excellent computer skills are essential as well as the ability to multi-task. This is a great job for a recent graduate in the healthcare field.
Notes: Hours are Monday -Friday 8:30-5:00 but require some flexibility and some travel. To be considered please forward resume, cover letter and salary requirements to email@example.com
Contact: Helen B. Combs / p. 205-422-3553 / f. 205-449-9706 / e. firstname.lastname@example.com
Clinical Research Center of Alabama www.alclinicalresearch.com
Alabama Allergy & Asthma Center www.alabamaallergy.com
SCDNR Position
PURPOSE: The primary purpose of this position is to coordinate and conduct wildlife-related research on the Belle W. Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science (CU-BICEFS) (www.clemson.edu/public/rec/baruch) and the Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center (www.yawkeyfoundation.org/foundation1) that are both located in and adjacent to Winyah Bay, Georgetown, SC.
LOCATION and SETTING: The Clemson University Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science conducts research and education programs focused on the ecology and management of the natural resources of the coastal region of South Carolina. Scientists at CU-BICEFS have studied the coastal environment for nearly 40 years on Baruch's 27-square-mile tract, as well as across coastal South Carolina, on a multitude of issues including changing land-use patterns and impacts on environmental quality, coastal natural resource conservation, wildlife and forest ecology and management, water quality, and watershed management. Considered one of the most outstanding gifts to wildlife conservation in North America, the Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center was willed to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources in 1976 by the late Tom Yawkey. Composed of 31 square miles of marsh, managed wetlands, forest openings, ocean beach, longleaf pine forest and maritime forest, the TYWC is principally dedicated as a wildlife preserve and waterfowl refuge, and research and educational area.
CU-BICEFS TYWC RESEARCH: Coordinate, conduct, and facilitate research on CU-BICEFS and TYWC to include base-line assessment and long-term biological monitoring.
RESEARCH: Establish cooperative research partnerships with researchers and students from other universities, local, state and federal agencies, and private conservation organizations with an emphasis on conservation priorities.
PUBLICATIONS/JOURNALS: Disseminate scientific information and research findings from CU-BICEFS and TYWC projects to a variety of external audiences, including managers and the general public, and coordinate preparation of scientific publications for reporting on results of research in peer-reviewed journal.
PLANNING: Develop a long-range research plan and program on CU-BICEFS and TYWC in collaboration with the Director of CU-BICEFS and the TYWC Manager.
REMOTE SENSING SYSTEM: Create a real time interactive web-based and remote sensing system to organize and archive research information and databases and disseminate to land managers, other researchers, and conservationists.
RESEARCH OVERSIGHT: Oversee research permitting, protocols, and progress of researchers and projects and provide management and other support for TYWC at the discretion of the TYWC Manager and Biologist.
Minimum Requirements: Applicants must have demonstrated success in grantsmanship, publication, and leadership in academic, non-profit, government, or private research or scientific program management that would be equivalent at a minimum to an associate professorship. Additional competency in communicating with the public and stakeholders is required. Ph.D. or terminal degree in natural resources or ecology or related fields such as wildlife conservation, natural resources management, biological sciences, or earth studies must be completed at the time of application.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Successful record of research and grant writing, obtaining grant funding, managing grants, and leadership and coordination of multiagency interdisciplinary research teams. Knowledge of applied natural resource management and ecosystem restoration, budget development, preparation, and fiscal management, and complex political environments, particularly at state and local levels, and successful experience in these environments. Demonstrated skill in planning, implementing, and evaluating collaborative programming. Strong interpersonal skills in a team setting and on an individual basis. Demonstrated ability to plan, implement, and complete research projects, to publish in scientific journals and to write technical reports, to write and publish to lay audiences and the general public. Demonstrated successful ability in managing staff and budgets. Ability in planning, implementing, and evaluating applied natural resource management programs that utilize multidisciplinary approaches, to organize and work collaboratively in multi-investigator and multidisciplinary teams, to plan collaboratively and execute independently, to communicate ideas effectively verbally, in writing, and through educational technology, to effectively interact with people from different cultural backgrounds, including those associated with race, ethnicity, and national origin including indigenous cultures, religion, socioeconomic status, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, and other aspects of human diversity, and to commit to the highest ethical standards.
HOW TO APPLY: Please email a single pdf file (lastname_Yawkey.pdf) including: 1. Letter of Application with your contact information, 2. 1-2 page research plan, 3. 1-2 page leadership and program development strategy, 4. Curriculum Vitae, 5. Unofficial transcript from Ph.D. granting institution. Documents can be emailed to Michael Simmons: firstname.lastname@example.com; Three letters of support are required and may be submitted separately. Application review begins October 30, 2014.
More details on the position can be found here: http://www.clemson.edu/cafls/safes/hiring/yawkey.html. Review of materials will begin immediately and continue until filled. To ensure full consideration, please submit materials by: October 30, 2014 or until filled.
JOB LOCATION: Position located in Georgetown, SC.
Contact: Jamie Dozier / Certified Wildlife Biologist / Project Leader / Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center / South Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources / 1 Yawkey Way South, Georgetown, SC 29440
English Teacher
Trinity Presbyterian School in Montgomery, AL will have a position opening in our English Department for the Spring 2015 semester. The details are as follows:
-Teach 3 sections of Regular (college prep) English at the Upper School level and two sections of Honors English.
-Provide expert and consistent analysis of student writing.
-Design classes that elicit robust conversation of literature with significant critical thinking
-Be proficient integrating technology in classes using student MacBooks
-Be able to coach at the varsity level or offer extensive support in the arts. Most highly sought positions would be in track, cross country, and/or swimming.
All candidates should assess their willingness and experience teaching with a biblical worldview as required by Trinity's mission before applying. Trinity is a non-denominational, evangelical Christian school. For more details about the school go to www.trinitywildcats.com.
To apply for the position, please send a cover letter, resume/c.v. and a list of 3 references to Michael Zavada, Middle and Upper School Principal, Trinity Presbyterian School,email@example.com
Contact: Michael J. Zavada / Middle and Upper School Principal / Trinity Presbyterian School / 334-213-2126 / email@example.com
Lab Tech / Quality Assurance
Ventura Foods in Birmingham has a fulltime position for a 2nd Shift Lab Tech in the Quality Assurance area (Req Number QUA-14-00003). Ventura Foods is a leading national manufacturer and marketer of branded and custom made shortenings, oils, dressings, sauces, margarines, culinary bases and pan coatings for the foodservice and retail industries. Ventura keeps pace with the dynamic food marketplace by delivering high quality products at competitive prices.
Description: Under general supervision, perform a variety of laboratory tests or other laboratory work to help provide top quality and safe products that meet customer requirements and specifications. Assist Plant operations personnel with quality, and processing matters. Test, monitor, and document accurately quality results and processing data for products produced, reporting deviations to Production Operators, Production Supervisors and QA supervisors for correction. Audit, verify and follow-up process controls such as weight checks, batch sheets, HACCP, CCP's, plant inspections, receiving, finished product micro analysis, sanitation effectiveness, environmental micro analysis, etc. Support and evaluate process variations as they relate to formula adjustments to satisfy customer requirements. Flavor oils and products for aesthetic qualities. Maintain a high and effective level of communication with all operating departments. Operate, calibrate, swap and maintain lab equipment. Use Biotrace Unit and perform allergen tests. Plate micro and read results. Assure that all GMP, Sanitation, and housekeeping practices are being followed according to expectations. Assist in additional sampling and testing as required to follow up with customer complaints, special studies, etc. Utilize AS400 computer system for necessary quality functions. Maintain and complete files and documentation accurately and timely. Complete work order forms to report items that need repair. Complete and attach UMI tags on equipment, as needed.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or Biology or equivalent experience. Prior food manufacturing lab environment, preferably in fats and oils. 2 years related laboratory experience. Excellent math, problem solving, and organizational skills. Good communication skills, both written and verbal. Ability to work with minimum supervision and be a self-starter. Good interpersonal skills, with the ability to interact with all levels. Ability to conduct GMP Audits and post cleaning inspections. Working knowledge and understanding of our crystallizing and tempering process. Must be able to identify and report any food safety and food security concerns.
To Apply: Candidates need to do the following: Go to www.venturafoods.com. Click on section labeled careers. Apply for QA Tech II in Birmingham, AL.
Contact: Kendra Thornton / QA Supervisor / Ventura Foods LLC / 3900 Vanderbilt Rd, Birmingham, AL 35217 / 205.808.3508 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Sales Associate / Client Specialist
Description: The Talbots Sales Associate – Client Specialist (SACS) provides an exceptional selling and customer service experience that promotes the product and supports the brand. SACSs must demonstrate selling competence, styling expertise and possess a love of fashion. SASCs are accountable for achieving productivity goals by using product knowledge using selling tools and available resources.
Qualifications: Possess a strong drive, ambition, and passion for overall sales achievement and provide an exceptional brand experience. Communicate professionally and in a timely manner with customers, associates and corporate partners. Maximize individual performance by accepting direction, coaching and feedback. Participate in learning opportunities and store meetings. Complete projects as assigned including stock assignments and keeping the selling floor to standard.
Contact: Jamie Trevaskis, GM / Talbots / 243 Summit Boulevard, Birmingham AL 35243 / firstname.lastname@example.com / (205) 970-0509
Customer Sales Specialist
Opportunity: NewBath of Alabama is experiencing tremendous growth. Are you confident and high-energy, looking for a fun, self-managed, fast-paced work environment? Our ideal candidate has PROVEN sales abilities, and loves meeting with new customers. We are seeking a salesperson who is confident with the drive to find the YES, coupled with empathy and great customer service skills. Our Customer Account Specialists go the extra mile for all customers. If you are the one who always strives to be #1, WE WANT YOU!
Description: As a Bath Design Consultant, your job is to develop and manage relationships with our prospective clients requesting an in home consultation. Document all activity using provided tools and track progress in our CRM. Provide exceptional attentiveness and timely follow-up with prospective clients. Provide excellent relationship building with homeowners while meeting and exceeding the company sales quotas.
Qualifications: 2 years telemarketing/door-to-door sales experience preferred (not required). Articulate value propositions, educate, answer questions, and close sales. Be detail oriented and have exceptional multi-tasking capabilities. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Evidence of exceeding sales quotas over an extended period of time. Proven self-starter who can work in an environment without direct supervision. Ability to meet and exceed company and team sales quotas on a consistent basis
Notes: You will work some weekends, including home shows, local events, etc. Excellent driving record and ability to pass a drug screen and background check are a must. Full-Time with base salary plus commission. Annual Target Compensation between $40k to $80+k. Automobile reimbursement provided during training and start up and excellent benefits too! Please review our website at: www.mynextbath.com before submitting your resume. To apply, email your resume, salary requirements, and a one-paragraph description of why you are awesome at sales!
Contact: Jeaneen Thomas / New Bath of Alabama / 347-698-4842 / email@example.com
Staff Accountants
Opportunity: Nathan & Nathan is a regional collections law firm that has two immediate openings in its accounting/operations department.
Description: Preparing general ledger entries, reconciling accounts, analyzing and verifying data, preparing month end financial reports.
Qualifications: 2-4 years of experience; an undergraduate degree in accounting or finance; advanced skills in Excel; Quickbooks experience a plus.
Please respond to: Amy Brothers / email@example.com
Contact: John H. Nathan, Managing Partner / Nathan & Nathan, P.C. / 2215 1st Ave S. Birmingham, AL 35233 / T: 205-380-5329 / E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Finance Internship / Data & Analytics / Investment Banking
Opportunity: Founders Investment Banking is searching for motivated and qualified candidates for a Data and Analytics Internship during the academic semester in Birmingham, Alabama.
Our Organization: Founders Investment Banking is a merger and acquisition advisory firm based in Birmingham, Alabama. Its team's proven expertise and process-based solutions help companies and business owners access capital and prepare for and execute liquidity events to achieve specific financial goals. The firm's practice areas include an Oil & Gas Practice focused on the U.S. Oil & Gas Services sector, a General Transaction Practice which serves a variety of industries with a focus on the Southeast, and a Technology & Digital Media Practice.
Academic Semester Internship Program: Primary responsibilities will include company research and updating and maintaining Founders' proprietary CRM system. Due to the nature of the role, strong attention to detail is desired. The internship does not include direct transaction-related work; however, the internship will provide valuable experience to sophomores or juniors seeking to pursue a hypercompetitive summer internship in the industries of investment banking/private equity. This internship would require approximately 10 hours per week.
Ideal Candidate: Analytical mindset and detail oriented. Possess a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher. Ability to perform research and develop reports and databases.
Contact: Brandon D. Pilot, Analyst / Founders Investment Banking / Lakeshore Pk Pl, 2204 Lakeshore Dr, Suite 425, Bham AL 35209 /;' firstname.lastname@example.com / 205.949.2043
Venues include: The Amphitheatre at The Wharf (Orange Beach, AL), Tuscaloosa Amphitheater (Tuscaloosa, AL), Champion Square (New Orleans, LA), Iron City (Birmingham, AL).
A Red Mountain Entertainment Intern will have a number of responsibilities including assisting in all levels of researching, planning, promoting, marketing, and organizing numerous special events, concerts and festivals. While working in a hands-on atmosphere, interns are able to concentrate on one aspect of the entertainment business or try all the different type roles.
Red Mountain Entertainment is looking for interns that are self-motivated, dedicated, organized, capable of handling multiple tasks, creative, able to work as a team, interested in the entertainment business and looking for a hands-on experience. College credit is available for those who apply during the Fall or Spring terms. Interns must be able to work 15 hours a week. Summer interns must be able to work 20 hours a week. All interns must have their own laptop that can be brought to work each day. Below are brief descriptions and requirements of each department.
Marketing and Public Relations - Requirements: Significant knowledge and experience of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Excellent online research skills. Confidence to communicate with online communities through social networking, phone, and email. Genuine drive for online marketing success. Proficient in Excel and Word. Past experience in press releases and strategic marketing plans is preferred. Blogging experience is a plus. Responsibilities: Online PR research and research for guerrilla marketing/link bating ideas. Ongoing monitoring of all our social media sites. Writing blogs, blogs responses/comments. Monitoring Red Mountain Entertainment events and concerts on our radio stations, print and television partner's social media sites. Develop relationships with other key opinion formers online to raise awareness of the brand/products increase online buzz/coverage
Production - Requirements: Organized. Proficient in Excel. Good mathematical Skills. Professional communication skills. Management experience is a plus. Excellent online researching skills. Responsibilities: Create and utilize excel spreadsheets. Organizing special events: logistical needs, operations, budget. Researching vendors and products. Contacting vendors.
Booking - Requirements: Experience with MS Excel and MS Word. Confident communication skills. Interest and knowledge in music/music business. Responsibilities: Helping with artist offer sheets. Communicating with agents. Organizing concerts and events. Entering artist information in database.
Accounting - Requirements: Accounting major or related field. Experience with MS Excel and MS Word. Knowledge of Quickbook is a plus. Description: Managing seven different bank accounts and companies. Bank reconciliations. General accounting duties.
Contact: Jessica Bisset / Red Mountain Entertainment / 2107 5th Avenue North, No. 501, Birmingham AL 35203 / 205.868.3195 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Runner/Clerical Assistant
Opportunity:ServisFirst is a full-service community bank headquartered in Birmingham, AL. We offer a complete array of products tailored to the needs of each client, and our commitment to serving our clients has led to progressive financial success and consistent loan growth despite challenging years in the banking industry. Since its founding in 2005, ServisFirst has grown through Alabama and now has offices in Tennessee and Florida. Ourcommitment to careful expansion has allowed us to build a strong portfolio and a team of expert bankers. At ServisFirst, Our Name is Our Mission.
Description: The Runner/Clerical Assistant is responsible for delivering both postal and interoffice mail to personnel. This position also performs general office duties such as sorting and distributing mail, applying postage to mail as needed, setting up table and chairs for meetings and ensuring the break room is clean and stocked. Sort and deliver mail to personnel on site and at various office locations. Package, pick up and deliver large packages as needed. Seal and stamp outgoing mail using a postage meter. Deliver mail to the post office. Ensure the break room is clean and stocked with supplies. Perform general clerical duties such as make copies, scan documents and laminate items. Set up tables and chairs for meetings. Perform other duties and special projects as assigned.
Qualifications: Valid driver's license required. Knowledge of basic operations of computer software including Microsoft Outlook and Word. Previous experience operating automated postal processing equipment helpful. Skill in preparing and maintaining accurate records and reports. Ability to understand and follow oral and written directions. Ability to establish and maintain effective interpersonal relations with those contacted in the course of work. Excellent customer service skills. Ability to stock, transport and distribute materials.
Contact: Kate McKenzie / Human Resources Department / ServisFirst Bank
Phone: 205-423-2727 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Political Affairs Internship
Opportunity: I am working with The Borgen Project, a national campaign that is focused on global poverty. We have a telecommute internship opening in Oklahoma and would love to have students in Birmingham involved in our efforts. This Political Affairs Internship would be a great opportunity to anyone interested in global issues, politics, or nonprofits.
Description: This is a part-time 14-hours per week telecommuting internship. The internship is 4-months and responsible for leading public and political outreach in the state and district assigned to. Meet with members of Congress and/or Congressional staffers in your State and District. Represent The Borgen Project at various business, political and community events. Assist with fundraising. Create a personal fundraising campaign and meet targets. Mobilize individuals to contact their members of Congress in support of key poverty-reduction legislation. As needed, speak to groups, classes and organizations. Write letters of support for key programs to political leaders, media and other groups.
Qualifications: Must be available Monday's 4:30-6:00 PM PST for The Borgen Project's national conference call. Outstanding writing skills. Self-starter who can produce great results with limited supervision. Strong oral communication skills and ability to lead meetings and give speeches.
To Apply: To be considered for the Political Affairs Internship, please email your resume to email@example.com.
Contact: Georgia Suter / The Borden Project / email@example.com
Warehouse Associates
Opportunity: Home Depot Distribution Center, McCalla, Alabama, is seeking candidates for Distribution General Warehouse Associates.
Description: These associates are responsible for a wide range of tasks including, but not limited to: loading, unloading, sorting, staging and transporting products, shipping returns, and kitting into and out of a Distribution Center, Branch location, or rental yard.
Qualifications: Individuals in this position must have the ability to become certified and operate material handling equipment. Individuals must also work cooperatively with other associates and productively with little supervision. Following company safety policies and procedures is of great importance to this position.
Notes: Fulltime and part time positions are available. Three different shifts are available. Starting salary: $11.00 per hour.
Contact: Preston T. Combellick / DC Staffing Specialist / THE HOME DEPOT - RDC 5086
6400 Jefferson Metro Pkwy McCalla, AL 35111 / (205) 230-4030 x418 / email@example.com
Part-Time Warehouse and Delivery Help
Opportunity: New Furniture Store. Sister Company to Renaissance Consignment & Marketplace.
Description: Jobs include packing and unpacking boxes, loading and unloading delivery trucks, entering new inventory, delivering furniture to clients' homes, moving furniture to and from the showroom, hanging paintings and light fixtures, etc.
Qualifications: Ability to lift, carry, and load heavy pieces. MUST have a clean driving record. Must be willing to take and must pass drug tests. Neat appearance, mannerly and respectful attitude REQUIRED. Good with tools. Computer skills a PLUS.
Noltes: Schedule is flexible for the right hire. Full time hours may be available. Inquire. To apply please submit resume and cover letter.
Contact: Katie Myers / email@example.com / www.urbanhomemarket.com
Cardinal Scholars is a tutoring company that is looking to hire more Birmingham-Southern College students who are extremely academically successful and strong role models, to tutor students in the Birmingham area. We aim to recruit undergraduate and graduate students who are academically well-rounded, involved in the community, and who love to teach others.
Cardinal Scholars Website:
More Information About this Opportunity:
Cardinal Scholars On-Line Application:
Cardinal Scholars is an in-home and online tutoring service that gives exceptional tutors the chance to be matched with local students in need of additional academic support. We connect tutors with students seeking help with college, high school, middle school and elementary material. We're seeking tutors who meet the following criteria: Fantastic teachers and have experience teaching others. bAcademically curious and intelligent. Attend or have graduated from Birmingham-Southern College as either an undergraduate, graduate, or professional student.
Benefits: Freedom to set your own schedule (no set hourly requirement; we expect you to be taking classes yourself!). Competitive compensation ranging from $15 - $35 per hour. Get to know great families from the community who will really appreciate your help. We connect tutors with students all over the U.S. and online for sessions so you can tutor in your hometown during breaks, and in your college town during the school year!
Contact: Rachael Midlam / Program Coordinator / Cardinal Scholars / firstname.lastname@example.com
Internship Program / Spring 2015
The Capital Semester program, sponsored by The Fund for American Studies and held each fall and spring in Washington, DC. This academic internship program is for undergraduates seeking to obtain professional experience in the fields of public policy, economics, international affairs, journalism, communications and the nonprofit sector. Students are guaranteed an internship for 30 hours a week while earning 12 transferable credits from George Mason University, U.S. News and World Report's #1 "Up and Coming University" in 2012.
FINAL DEADLINE: November 5, 2014
Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, Capital Semester combines substantive internships, 12 academic credits, career development activities, site briefings and lectures led by policy experts. This fast-paced, fifteen-week residential program provides undergraduate students from around the world with opportunities to gain the edge in today's competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand.
SAMPLE PAST INTERNSHIP SITES: Aerospace Industries Association, American Legislative Exchange Council, American Red Cross, Children's Rights Council, Congressional Offices, Foreign Embassies, Institute for World Politics, New Leaders for New Schools, Philanthropy Roundtable, U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Internships – Competitive placements with government agencies, congressional offices, public policy groups, international affairs organizations and nonprofit organizations
Housing – Roommate matching and furnished Capitol Hill apartments in the heart of D.C.
Classes – Full-time course load in political science and economics accredited by George Mason University
Guest Lectures – With Washington's top policy and economics experts
Exclusive Briefings – At the World Bank, State Department, U.S. Capitol and Federal Reserve
Leadership & Professional Development – Leadership, mentoring and career building activities
Networking – Interaction with seasoned professionals and student leaders from around the world
Scholarships – Generous scholarships are awarded based on merit and financial need and over 75% of students receive scholarship funding
Contact: Dana
Faught / Associate Director, Recruitment and Admissions
Capital Semester / U.S. Programs / The Fund for American Studies / 1621 New Hampshire Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. 20009
email@example.com / 202.986.0384 / www.DCinternships.org/CS
Care Advisor
Opportunity: Pack Health is a start up healthcare
company that focuses on providing chronic disease management programs to empower
patients to live a healthier lifestyle. Pack Health also helps the providing
physicians by giving feedback on their patients. The title of this full-time
position is care advisor. As a care advisor you will earn administrative patient
care hours as well as the satisfaction of helping others. We are looking for
educated, empathetic people who have a passion to help patients. We are seeking
recent college graduates, and the job begins at the end of September/beginning
of October.
Description: As a care advisor you will be engaging patients during the day and helping them through our 12 week Pack program. Care advisors also have to work on weekends and after hours. We provide incentives for certain patient results. Since this is a startup company we can promise there is room to grow and learn. The care advisor position is key to the success of Pack Health.
Qualifications: We are looking for 4-6 recent college graduates who are intelligent, caring and hard-working. A background in customer service or sales is necessary. Ideally some healthcare experience would be a plus as well. With that said, we are open to anyone who has potential to succeed in this position.
Contact: M'Kayl Lewis / Pack Health, LLC / 817-832-2181 / email@example.com
Various Hospitality Positions FT/PT
Banquets: Houseman, Server. Front Office: Bellman, Front Office Agent. Housekeeping: Housekeepers. Loss Prevention: Loss Prevention Officer. Restaurant: Dining Room Attendant, Hostess, Waiter. Management/Supervisors: Banquet Captain, Banquet Set-Up Supervisor, Housekeeping Supervisor, Kitchen Supervisor, Inventory Manager.
To Apply: Applications only accepted for posted positions. Application accepted online at: www.pchresorts.com. Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa conducts pre-employment drug screenings & background investigations
Contact: Faye Rivers / Ross Bridge Resorts / firstname.lastname@example.com
Science Teacher
We have a Science Teacher position available at John Carroll Catholic High School that we are looking to fill as soon as possible. We are seeking any recent graduates or students who would be interested. The course load includes Environmental Science, Basic Concepts of Physics and Chemistry, and Earth and Space Sciences.
Contact: Mr. Brian Connell / Assistant Principal / John Carroll Catholic High School
300 Lakeshore Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35209 / 205-940-2400 x276 / 205-945-7429 (fax) / firstname.lastname@example.com
Program Director
Description: Birmingham Audubon Society, an urban certified chapter of National Audubon Society, seeks qualified candidates for Program Director. A growing chapter of more than 1300 members, Birmingham Audubon serves Jefferson, Shelby, Bibb, Blount, Chilton, St. Clair and Walker Counties. Programs range from the Birmingham Audubon Urban Bird Habitat Initiative, to a robust membership activities program, and outreach program for adults and students. To learn more, visit the Jobs listing on the Birmingham Audubon website.
Birmingham Audubon Job Listings:
Contact: Suzanne Langley, Executive Director / Birmingham Audubon Society / firstname.lastname@example.com
Program Manager for Clinical Trial / National Institutes of Health
Opportunity: Full-time Program Manager needed for a new 5-year clinical trial at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Description: The research will evaluate cognitive training in older adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment. Knowledge of research methods, strong organizational skills, and strong interpersonal skills are essential.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Biology, Public Health or a related field is required; higher educational attainment is preferred. Experience as a research assistant is desirable; experience as a study coordinator is preferred.
Note: Salary negotiable depending on qualifications.
Contact: Virginia Wadley Bradley, PhD / Associate Professor of Medicine
University of Alabama at Birmingham / Division of Gerontology, Geriatrics and Palliative Care
Mail: 1720 2nd Avenue South, CH19-218T, Birmingham, AL 35294 / Location: 933 19th Street South l CH19-218T
Tel: 205-975-2294 / E-Mail: email@example.com
Assistant Case Specialist / Off Campus Work Study Position
Opportunity: Sight Savers America is a non-profit organization seeking a college work-study student for an Assistant Case Specialist.
Description: Make phone calls to parents on children referred. Conduct intakes to qualify patients for free eye care services. Enter detailed, accurate and updated patient notes into database. Maintain strict confidentiality of all internal patient information. Assist on special projects periodically and/or other duties as directed by supervisor.
Contact: Kelly Douglass / Sight Savers America / 337 Business Circle, Pelham, AL 35124 / 205-942-2627 Ext 232
Dee Dee Sparks / Sr. Manager of Children's Eye Care Network / Sight Savers America / email@example.com
Style & Market Department Internship
Description: Country Living's Style & Market Department is looking for an intern for the Fall 2014 semester. Interns will assist our department—covering all lifestyle categories including fashion, home, beauty and entertaining. Interns must be organized, responsible and able to multitask. Interest in interior design a plus.
Responsibilities: Contacting vendors for product samples. Organizing products for reviews with editors. Updating Excel spreadsheets for various stories. Managing in/out flow of products in closet. Preparing and packing for photo shoots.
Must be available at least 2 days a week. The position is unpaid, and you must receive college credit for the internship.
Contact: Alison Allsopp / Country Living Magazine / 2901 2nd Ave S Suite 270 Birmingham AL35205
205-218-0281 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Executive Courier
Opportunity: Drummond Company
is hiring for an Executive Courier position. it is a Great Part-Time Job
for College Students. Needed for our Liberty Park office in Vestavia
Hills, AL
Job Duties & Requirements: Must have a Valid DL and Good driving record. Run errands / Make deliveries and Pick-ups. Some lifting required. Hours up to 24-28 per week. Tuesdays & Thursdays – All Day. Possibility of half-days on Monday & Wednesday mornings (Flexibility of hours offered until end of semester).
Notes: $12.00 per hour.
Interested candidates should email or fax your resume to: Email:
Fax: 205-944-7503.
Contact: Pamela Thomas / Recruiter / Drummond Company, Inc.
205.945.6548 (Direct) / 205.944.7503 (Direct Fax) / firstname.lastname@example.com
Career Opportunities
Opportunity: The world's pet care industry leader has just posted its 2015 internships and entry-level opportunities! You can view a list of available positions and use our Career Connexion App, to determine which positions might be the best fit for them. And, act fast – historically, we have closed our positions as early as mid-October.
Why Purina? Most would say we make pet food. We say we make honest goodness - in our products, our processes, our people and our philanthropy. Others know us as a leader in the pet care industry and as a 'Best Place to Work'. We know ourselves as a wholesome family with a small-company feel, but with big opportunities at the global scale. We invest in our people just as much as we invest in our ideas.
Contact: Amanda Pirtle / Nestle/Purina / email@example.com
Admission Counselor
Description : Recruit, assess,
counsel and track low income applicants, ages 16-24, for the federally funded
Job Corps program. Performance driven environment that requires multi-tasking,
self-motivated individual. Market Job Corps program to Birmingham and
surrounding areas. Determine eligibility and suitability of applicants. Prepare
in-depth application for those selected for Job Corps Program. Meet performance
standards for enrollment and commitment. Document all activities.
Qualifications: Education
Bachelor's Degree. Required Work Experience 3 Years. Skills Organization,
record keeping, communication and computer skills required. Must have valid
driver's license with good driving record and reliable vehicle with adequate
Notes: Minimum salary
$31,000.00 per year. Maximum salary $35,000.00 per year. To Apply: Send resume
to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Elizabeth Wyatt / OA Administrative Assistant / American Business Corporation/Job Corps
3958 B Government Blvd. Mobile, AL 36693 / (251) 660-1975/1301 / (251) 660-1036-Fax # / firstname.lastname@example.com
Accounting Internship
Opportunity: DAXKO is looking
for a talented, detailed, and highly motivated team player with a strong work
ethic to join our Accounting Team as an Intern. This Intern will be involved in
real world accounting and have the opportunity to gain experience in accounting
business practices. The Intern will learn about the purchasing cycle, fixed
assets, depreciation, and ERP systems (NetSuite). This is the is ideal for
college junior/senior level accounting focused majors. If you want an internship
getting coffee or making copies, this is not the place for you. But if you want
to learn and develop while interacting with some pretty unique characters, you
may want to check us out.
Description: What you will be doing… Process accounts payable. Handle and process incoming cash and checks. Reconcile bank and general ledger accounts. Create spreadsheets and develop templates. Assist with special projects. Compile and facilitate budgets and forecasts. Prepare and analyze budget variance reports. Support the finance team with administrative duties
Qualifications: What you need
to have… College junior/senior level with accounting focus. Maintain at
least a 3.0 GPA. Proficient in Microsoft Word & Excel. Excellent communication
skills. Ability to work 16-20 hours weekly between the hours of 8-5
(Monday-Friday) for 16 weeks (mid-August to mid-December).
About Daxko: Software that makes a difference. People who make it better. More than a mantra, it's our belief that better people and better customer interaction always leads to better solutions. That belief has positioned Daxko as a top employer and a leading software as a service (SaaS) provider to nonprofits nationwide. Learn more about what makes us awesome at daxko.com/careers.
Contact: Concetta Lewis / Daxko / People Team Lead / 205.383.1444 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Servers / Hosts / Bartenders
Description: Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen is a new
restaurant in the Birmingham area. We have over 90 locations nationwide and are
one of the largest private owned restaurant companies. Our restaurant is under
construction at 3500 Grandview, 35243 and we're currently interviewing Servers,
Door Hosts and Bartenders at the Marriott next to the restaurant (3590
Contact: Danielle Geisler / Human Resources / Pappas Restaurants Inc.
o: 713.803.5158 / f: 713.869.1773 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.pappas.com
Product Specialist / Sales Team
Description: Town & Country
Ford, in Bessemer, is seeking candidates for a position on their Sales Team
focused on automotive product knowledge, retail sales, and customer service.
Commission based career. Opportunities for advancement.
Qualifications: Sales and customer service skills, Great energy, very personable, excellent communication skills, professionalism.
Contact: Savannah Lemsky / Consumer Specialist / Town & Country Ford
Bessemer, Alabama / 205-491-0000 / 205-617-5112 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Description: The Cullman Area
Chamber of Commerce offers internships on a quarterly basis. The goal of the
internship program is to develop the necessary skills required to efficiently
perform in the fast-paced, multi-faceted environment in which we live. At the
Cullman Chamber, you will receive hands-on training and experience in a variety
of departments. Responsibilities and requirements of the internship program
include but are not limited to writing, research, basic administrative duties,
assistance in event planning and registration, web page maintenance,
communications and database management. During the program, interns will gain
exposure through planning, participation and networking in our Chamber
activities and events.
Program Status: We are currently accepting applications for the following quarters: October - December 2014 (4th quarter), January-March (1st quarter) , April - June (2nd quarter), July - September (3rd quarter), and October - December (4th quarter), and Please complete your application on our website, http://www.cullmanchamber.org/pages/InternshipApplication/.
Contact: Debbie Matthews / Executive Assistant / Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce
301 2nd Avenue SW, Cullman, AL 35055 / PO Box 1104, Cullman, AL 35056-1104
Main Office: 256-734-0454 / Fax: 256-737-7443 / www.cullmanchamber.org / email@example.com
Job Coach / Project Search
Description: The part-time Job Coach (Grant
Position) will assist a Lead Teacher and full-time Job Coach as a supportive
team member. The Job Coach will facilitate training and integration of students
with disabilities to insure success during their worksite rotations at the host
business &/or a competitive work environment. The Job Coach will provide
individualized support for these students including: job coaching, identifying
job accommodations, assistive technology, matching job activities and other
duties as assigned. Schedule: Monday - Friday; 4 hours per day (part-time).
Education/Experience: High School Diploma required. Experience adults/youth with disabilities preferred. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills a must.
Contact: Marlo Saunders / Senior HR Consultant / firstname.lastname@example.com.
Development/Marketing Internship
Description: The External Affairs office of United Methodist Children's Home is seeking an energetic and organized Development/Marketing intern. UMCH seeks a detail oriented, self-motivator with excellent computer skills. Candidate must be a highly effective communicator and team player who takes extreme pride in their work. Must also understand that even the smallest tasks matter and should be completed with care. The intern will be exposed to the follow areas: External Affairs, Church and Community Relations, Marketing, Public Relations, Communication, Development, Fundraising
Benefits: Opportunity to work closely with professional staff at all levels. Networking with local officials, community leaders, and churches across Alabama and Florida. Gain knowledge of development practices in the nonprofit sector. Field experience in community relations, marketing, and fundraising. College credit available upon request. Non-paying, but excellent resume builder with potential references.
Duration: Fall Semester. Hours: 10-15/hrs a week; we will work around class schedule.
Requirements: Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student at Birmingham Southern College. Major in marketing, communications, public relations, or related field. Minimum two years of college education. Relevant work/educational experience. Knowledge of office tools: Microsoft Office Suite, WordPress, Social Media, etc. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to multi-task and handle a variety of assignments.
Contact: Elisabeth Kindred / United Methodist Childrens Home / email@example.com.
PRYOR McCORMICK
Business Finance Marketing Internship
Description: Pryor McCormick is seeking candidates for their Internship Program. They are offering opportunities in the areas of Business, Finance, and Marketing. Duties: Assisting advisors in strategic planning for client presentations, radio shows, group presentations, and publications. Be responsible for calendar management. Research new market opportunities. Work with advisors in the field at networking events and follow ups. Communicate and handle any incoming and outgoing phone calls and other communications on behalf of the advisors appropriately. Review and summarize miscellaneous reports and documents; prepare background documents and outgoing mail as necessary. Prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously, and follow through on issues in a timely manner. Work closely with the Partners to coordinate and launch hard copy or email campaigns to consultants, clients and potential clients. Create and modify documents using Microsoft Office, Excel and PowerPoint. Perform general clerical duties.
Qualifications: Business major with an interest in financial services and investments. Strong sales and marketing abilities. Excellent interpersonal skills. Strong administrative and organizational skills. Ambitious.
Notes: Interns will gain hands-on experience with learning how to build a network of business relationships. The experience will include outside office activity with advisor in regards to events with firm, networking groups, and non-profit activities. Interns will have the opportunity for strategic planning with contacts to provide relationships to support intern after internship. Interns will receive guidance with personal profile in regards to Linked In with building profile, making new contacts, and preparing for graduation. And interns will have the chance to observe operations with a high volume investment advisor firm. This is an unpaid internship.
Contact: Melanie S. Dickinson / Financial Advisor / Pryor McCormick / 4000 Southlake Park, Suite 200, Birmingham, AL 35244
(205) 986-0060 / (800) 800-8761 / (205) 986-0066 Fax / email@example.com / www.sterneagee.com
Finance Investment Internship
Opportunity: JP Turner & Company LLC (Member SIPC) is an independent brokerage and investment banking firm providing an array of investment products and services. Advisory and Financial Planning services are offered through our affiliate company, J.P. Turner & Company Capital Management, LLC. an independent brokerage firm headquartered in Atlanta. Whether it's saving for children's education, retirement investing or investment enhancement, our representatives provide the information, insight and expertise needed to achieve your financial goals.
Salaried Positions: Investment Advisor, Investment Executive, Stock Broker, Estate Planner, Insurance Planner, Certified Financial Educator, Certified Financial Planner. Looking for a career in an industry where the average annual salary is well in excess of one hundred thousand dollars? We are seeking candidates to become registered representatives. No experience necessary. We offer a comprehensive training program with salary & commission plus bonuses.
J.P. Turner & Company Website
Description: The J.P. Turner & Co. Internship Program is a year-round program that provides students with a unique opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience in the financial services industry. The focus of the internship will be understanding what an investment advisor actually does to become successful and learning about Alternative Investments, Compliance, Trading, Managed & Insurance Products, Operations and Marketing Campaigns.
Interns work with various team managers in learning business processing, assigned department in financial services. Access to on line training program. You will also have the opportunity to attend product development classes and work with other departments. Internships are offered year-round and we are looking for interns to start immediately. This internship is unpaid; gain invaluable real-world experience, and in some cases college credit.
Qualifications: Currently enrolled college student with an interest in business, finance, investments. Professional work ethic. Ability to communicate on the telephone and in person. Organizational skills in a fast-passed environment. No previous financial experience is necessary.
Contact: Eric M. Jenkins / Senior VP of Investments / Director of Internship Program
J.P. Turner & Company / One Buckhead Plaza, 11th Floor, 3060 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
email@example.com / Office Tel: (404) 479-8130 / Cell: (727) 409-3484 / Fax:(404) 479-8350
Alabama Legislative Internship
Opportunity: The next Alabama Law Institute's Legislative Internship Program runs from February 23 to June 15, 2015, in Montgomery. Meet your state leaders. Learn about the legislative process. Learn about legislative committee work. The Alabama Legislative Internship Program was established to involve student interns in the state legislature by allowing them to observe and participate in the legislative process of state government. The next internship cycle coincides with the 2015 Regular Session of the Alabama Legislature.
Qualifications: Each Intern must be a Junior or higher in good standing in college or be in graduate school. The Intern must be an Alabama resident or be attending a college or university in Alabama. Recent graduates are also welcome to apply.
Notes: The internship takes place at the Alabama State House in Montgomery. Interns will report to the State House a few days prior to the start of the session and work 32 hours per week until the end of the session. The Alabama Law Institute will work with students and BSC advisors to obtain course credit. Applications can be obtained from the ALI website: www.ali.state.al.us . Application deadline: October 1, 2014.
Teresa Norman /
Assistant Director / Alabama Law Institute
PO Box 861425, Tuscaloosa, AL 35486-0013 / TEL (334) 242-7411 / TEL (205) 348-7411 / FAX (205) 348-8411
E-MAIL email@example.com / WEB www.ali.state.al.us
Part Time File Clerk/Runner
Opportunity: King Simmons Law Firm, near The Summit on Highway 280, is seeking pre-law college students for a paid part time File Clerk/Runner position.
Description: Duties include filing and organizing case files. Scanning, copying, faxing, and shredding legal documents. Running errands. Cleaning and organizing office.
Qualifications: Currently enrolled college student. Pre-Law major preferred. Reliable transportation. Valid driver's license.
Notes: Good opportunity for pre-law student to observe firsthand the activities of a law office. Chance to interact with lawyers in work setting. 20 to 30 hours per week. Hours are flexible Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Contact: Christy Evans / King Simmons Law Firm / 5300 Cahaba River Road, Suite 100, Birmingham AL 35243
205-871-1310 Office / 205-314-6180 Direct / firstname.lastname@example.com
Computer Programmer for Websites & Mobile Apps
Opportunity: Diamond Studio's services include TV, Video, Website Development, Mobile Apps, and Interactive MultiMedia. As an award-winning and innovative multimedia production company, Diamond Studios is honored to be in business since 1982 serving local, regional, national and international clients. Our team of professionals work continuously to stay on the forefront of new media and all the latest technologies in all our divisions. Turnkey divisions and services include: HD Video Division: television commercials, infomercials, marketing videos, web videos, viral videos, internal communication or training videos; Interactive Division: interactive multimedia kiosk development, web application development, reward programs, highly-interactive web sites; Mobile Division: iPhone, iPad and Android apps, with full CMS server-side support and development. Visit our web site at www.tvstuff.com for demos and sample work.
Description: Diamond Studios, in Hoover, Alabama, has an entry-level position available in Computer Programming. Part time or fulltime. We are seeking students who want to find a new career in computer programming for web sites and mobile applications. We are very fortunate to have several new projects and are looking to hire someone very quickly.
Notes: Salary TBD. Send resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact: Barbara Fowler, President/Exec Producer / Diamond Studios
205-983-8804 / firstname.lastname@example.com / www.tvstuff.com
Administrative Coordinator
Description: Atlas RFID Solutions is now hiring for a fulltime Administrative Coordinator/Receptionist position. A great opportunity with a growing company. The Administrative Coordinator/Receptionist has a wide range of responsibilities that include the following: Editing documents, composing letters and reports, reviewing correspondence for accuracy and completeness. Reconciling expense reports and time entries. Answering inbound phone calls. Ordering and managing office supply inventory and shipping of packages. Filing documents. Supporting Accounting and HR with a variety of tasks.
Qualifications: Business degree. Strong administrative, organizational, and interpersonal abilities. Must have general business understanding, including basic management, marketing, finance, and accounting skills. Office experience and customer service skills a plus.
Contact: Jessica Genry / Director, Human Resources
Atlas RFID Solutions / 1500 1st Avenue North, Suite 10, Birmingham, AL 35203
Phone (205) 383-4426 Internal Extension 125 / E-Mail firstname.lastname@example.com / Web www.atlasRFID.com
Sales Representative
Opportunity: Jamm Entertainment Services is seeking candidates for a Sales Representative.
Description: The main focuses of this position are to find and secure leads, book events, interact with clients, and promote JAMM through various social media platforms. What you will do: Answer incoming inquiries (phones, emails, social media, referrals, etc.). Solicit new business (schools, colleges, corporate, nonprofit, etc.). Develop strategic marketing campaigns for new arenas of business (email campaigns, compile contact lists, attend ASSC meetings, social media marketing). Partake in & spearhead venue relations (make venue visits, negotiate referral programs). Manage social media presence (make daily posts, run contests, interact with participants, etc. on all platforms). Input leads into DJ Event Planner (DJEP). Call or email scheduled leads (monitor DJEP for daily follow-ups, notate needed details, etc.). Create Event Chit Chat proposals for prospective clients & follow up on previous proposals. Participate in weekly team meetings.
Qualifications: JAMM Entertainment Services is looking for a qualified salesperson to add to our growing team. Applicant should be energetic, self-motivated, and enthusiastic about the work. They should also exhibit strong communication & organizational skills. Our team is comprised of committed, excited employees who take pride in their work. If this sounds like you, we would love for you to be a part of the team.
Note: Job includes hourly pay with commission bonuses.
Contact: Geoff Carlisle or Lamar Mayton / JAMM Entertainment Services / P.O. Box 430143 Birmingham, Al 35243
Phone: (205) 856-5266 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com / Website: www.jamm.net/application
Financial Analyst
Opportunity: Regions Bank has an open Financial Analyst position. The position isn't a typical "entry-level" job. The person we hire will have ample opportunity to put the critical thinking skills that he/she honed at Birmingham-Southern College to good use. We are seeking recent college grads. The job begins at the end of August.
Description: The core tasks for which our junior analyst will be responsible are as follows: Preparation of financial reporting for the Risk Management and Credit Division groups that our team supports (while remaining on the lookout for opportunities to further improve existing reports, create new reporting to meet the informational needs of our business partners, etc). Ad hoc project work. Basic accounting (Will train). Trend/Variance analysis that can be leveraged to build forecasts and budgets, to explain why things are the way they are, etc.
Qualifications: Our goal is to find a recent college graduate who is bright, hard-working, and driven to excel. Any major. An accounting background would be a plus. But we are open to hiring anyone who we think has the potential to succeed. Finance background is helpful but not required.
David Hunt (BSC Alum) / Vice President, Finance / Regions Bank
(205) 264-5153 / email@example.com
Fulltime AmeriCorps Positions
Opportunity: YWCA is hiring for AmeriCorps positions. We are seeking recent college graduates. BSC grads are exactly the civic minded folk we are looking for.
Check out the opportunities on our website: http://www.ywcabham.org/americorps. Contact us with any questions you have.
Contact: Maggie McDonald / Senior Director of Development / YWCA Central Alabama / email@example.com
Music Management Intern
Opportunity: A-Frame Management is looking for a qualified intern to join our team. We manage musicians with footprints around the globe and seek interns who can participate in various stages of marketing campaigns. Interns should be prepared to work in a fast-paced environment, and will finish the internship having gained broad experience in various aspects of marketing and the music world.
Description: Assist in the creation of marketing plans, social media initiatives, e-mail campaigns, etc. Assist in the preparation, distribution, and delivery of marketing materials and musical equipment. Perform analysis of online and sales data. Seek and analyze marketing materials used by other artists both on and offline.
Qualifications: A-Frame Management is looking for students in the Birmingham area who have excellent verbal and written communication skills, with extensive knowledge of Web and social media. PowerPoint, Word and Excel experience is a bonus.
Notes: Flexible schedule. Minimum 2 days per week. Applications: Please email resume and availability.
Contact: Andres Berrios / A-Frame Management
678.477.6254 / email@example.com
Fall Interns / Graphic Design and Social Media
Opportunity: Weld for Birmingham is a local newspaper published weekly by Connection Media, LLC. Weld for Birmingham publishes news and commentary, arts criticism, and original reportage.
Description: Weld for Birmingham is looking for Interns in Graphic Design and Social Media for Fall 2014.