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Ignite Reading

Systems Associate

United States

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Location
United States
Work
Remote
Employment
Full-time
Level
Entry level
Function
Finance
Pay
$70K a year
Posted
7 weeks ago

About the role

Reporting to the Director, IT and Systems, the Systems Associate supports the day-to-day operation and administration of Ignite Reading’s internal technology and business systems. This role is responsible for independently completing routine IT, systems, and access requests…

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