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Open Sky Group is a dynamic and innovative global supply chain solution and consulting firm, strategically located near Raleigh, North Carolina. With an exceptional team of supply chain experts boasting an average of over 20 years of industry experience, we are dedicated to delivering unparalleled expertise across various cutting-edge software platforms, including WMS, TMS, and LMS.
Contractor and remote role, anywhere in the U.S.
As a Solutions Architect Contractor, you are a key member of the implementation project team, responsible for the overall design of the application and mapping clients' technical and business requirements. You will work alongside the Supply Chain Consultant and other supporting team members to deliver a complete solution for the client.
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Contractor Details
This position is intended to be a 1099 independent contractor engagement and not an employment relationship. The individual selected for this role will provide services as an independent contractor and will not be considered an employee of Open Sky Group for any purpose. Accordingly, the contractor will not be eligible for company-sponsored employee benefits, including health, dental, vision, life or disability insurance, retirement or 401(k) benefits, paid time off, paid leave, unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation coverage, or any other benefits made available to Open Sky Group employees. The contractor will be responsible for all applicable federal, state, and local taxes, including self-employment taxes, and for maintaining any insurance, licenses, permits, or registrations required to perform the services. Nothing in this posting is intended to alter the independent contractor nature of the relationship, which will be governed by the parties’ written agreement and applicable law.
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