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KMC Solutions Inc
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We are seeking a highly capable and execution-focused professional who thrives at the intersection of technology and operations. This role requires strong technical proficiency, the ability to build and implement practical solutions quickly, and the judgment to operate effectively in a fast-moving environment. The ideal candidate is proactive, adaptable, and comfortable taking ownership to drive initiatives from concept to completion while supporting leadership and cross-functional teams.
• Health Insurance/HMO
• Diverse learning & growth opportunities
• Accessible Cloud HR platform (Sprout)
Build and prototype concepts, internal tools, and system integrations
Deliver complete solutions, including the critical “last 20%” of execution
Demonstrate practical coding ability in Python and JavaScript
Utilize no-code platforms and AI-assisted development tools effectively
Design and implement AI-powered tools and process improvements across the business
Drive projects to completion, especially when leadership bandwidth is limited
Identify and remove blockers to ensure timely and efficient delivery
Execute urgent, cross-functional priorities across marketing, engineering, and operations
Lead technical execution for business integrations and acquisitions
Coordinate and collaborate with offshore teams across Sydney- and Philippines-based teams
Quickly absorb business context through meetings, documentation, or AI-generated summaries
Anticipate leadership needs and proactively stay ahead of priorities
Represent leadership with sound judgment and professionalism when required
AI knowledge and experience Understanding of coding (will not be writing manually)
Javascript Experience in a startup or fast‑moving environment.
Exposure to media, publishing, or SaaS businesses.
Experience working across distributed teams.
Background in technical project delivery or product roles.
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