Connecticut Customer Service Jobs (CT)

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Electrical Site SupervisorPractical Energy Solutions, LLC(New Haven, Connecticut)
Great Company, Great Opportunity. The industry leader in design, engineering and installation of lighting control systems, is growing! We have a great opportunity for an Electrical Site Supervisor for the North East region. We design, engineer and install lighting related solutions. This position will report to and work closely with the Project Manager to support its growth initiatives. Our people...
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Posted 2 days ago
Product Specialist - TransducersAshcroft , Inc(Stamford, Connecticut)
Product Specialist—Transducers Ashcroft Inc., a division of Nagano-Keiki Co., Ltd., manufactures gauges, thermometers, switches, transducers, transmitters, calibration equipment and isolators for pressure and temperature measurement, monitoring and control. Headquartered in Stratford, Connecticut, the company also has operations in Brazil, China, Germany, Canada, Mexico and Singapore with joint ve...
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Market Medical Director-ConneticutUnitedhealth Group(Danbury/Bridgeport, Connecticut)
Exciting front line Medical Director Opportunity in Connecticut! This role has State-wide responsibility to manage the Quality initiatives and Network relationships. It is internally and externally facing with travel to offices within the network across the State. This is a newly created position based on membership growth. Responsibilities for a Medical Director include: -Conducts provider teleph...
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Posted 3 days ago

Connecticut CT Job Search Tip

America's Career InfoNet lists the top five fastest growing occupations in Connecticut as Personal and Home Care Aids, Personal Finance Advisors, Medical Assistants, Broadcast Technicians, and Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts. Don't let a lack of specialized skills keep you from looking for jobs in Connecticut, however. The occupations with the most openings are more blue-collar. They include Cashiers, Retail Salespeople, Restaurant Servers, and Food Preparation Workers.

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