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Bilingual Program Coordinator
Make-A-Wish
Greater Bay Area is a wish granting organization. Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. Our Chapter serves children from Monterey to the Oregon border and works with approximately 550 families per year. Each wish is unique and is the dream of a child battling a critical illness. The resulting smiles speak volumes to the healing effects of a wish come true.
Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area is seeking a compassionate, detail-oriented, critical thinking, Spanish bilingual team-player to assist with wish granting. This full-time, non-exempt position reports to the Program Manager.
Responsibilities include:
Managing caseload of 100-150 wishes at a time
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Manufacturing Project Engineer
Employer Description
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated specializes in providing a broad range of high technology solutions and products to the marketplace. Teledyne Imaging Sensors is an integral member of the new Digital Imaging Segment of Teledyne Technologies. Imaging Sensors provides advanced imaging solutions for a variety of customers, including the DoD, NASA, prime system integrators, and commercial customers. In the civilian space arena, Teledyne sensors are the most advanced sensors on board the Hubble space telescope, and they are also found on board the majority of NASA space probes and ground based telescopes. In the DoD arena, Teledyne sensors are integrated into several major systems for persistent surveillance, chemical detection, and target identification, among others.