Harvard Resource Solutions LLC

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Harvard Resource Solutions is looking for an Administrative/Document Support professional for a temporary, part-time position with our non-profit client located in Troy. This role will be in the office. Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday (24 hours per week) Compensation: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour (dependent on experience and education) Overview This temporary position is responsible for ensuring the precision, accessibility, and compliance of records related to grants issued prior to the Fluxx migration. It aims to enhance institutional knowledge while alleviating some of the grants management responsibilities for the existing team. The successful candidate will be detail-oriented, extremely organized, proficient with data management systems, and capable of working independently while adhering to established procedures. Responsibilities: Document Retention and Records Management (50%) Examine historical grant paper files against their electronic counterparts in the Grant Management System (GMS) to determine which documents need to be retained, archived, or eliminated in line with internal policies. Maintain consistency in naming protocols, folder structure, and metadata. Collaborate with Grants Management leadership regarding inquiries, exceptions, or records that need special consideration.

Venteon and Harvard Resource Solutions are seeking a Human Factors Engineer to join our team in Farmington, MI. Full-time, in-office, long-term contract (minimum 8 months) with the potential for a direct hire at the conclusion of the project. Compensation is competitive and commensurate with education and relevant work experience. Requirements for the Human Factors Engineer: Education: A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a similar discipline. Minimum of 4 years of experience in ergonomics, human factors, and/or occupant packaging within the automotive OEM industry. Expertise in CAD software, particularly CATIA V5, TeamCenter, NX, Ramsis, and/or JACK is required.

Harvard Resource Solutions is excited to announce an opportunity for dedicated Customer Service Representatives with our manufacturing partner in Clarkston, hiring directly for this role. This is an in-office position with the added perk of 15 Work From Home days on a prorated schedule. Working hours are from 8:00am to 5:00pm. Compensation ranges from $24.00 to $27.00 an hour, reflecting experience and education. Key responsibilities include maintaining reliable attendance, acting as a strong advocate for our customers to guarantee their complete satisfaction, and following up on inquiries within a 2-hour timeframe through phone, email, and fax. You will also ensure top-notch service that aligns with our company values and process sales orders efficiently for our account managers by adhering to comprehensive work instructions. Embrace this chance to make a positive impact!

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Harvard Resource Solutions is on the lookout for a Marketing Assistant to join a manufacturing firm in Midland, MI. You’ll be part of a dynamic Sales and Marketing team, focusing on the creation and design of marketing materials, while also engaging in social media management and trade show preparations. This is an open-end contract position with a minimum commitment of 3 months, but it can extend with strong performance. The role is 100% onsite, Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Compensation ranges from $22.00 to $25.00 per hour, depending on your education and experience, with benefits kicking in after 90 days. To apply, you should ideally have a degree, but relevant experience is key—at least 2 years in a marketing support role is necessary. Strong technical writing and communication skills are also essential.

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