Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Chicago, IL

Develop, validate, and improve machine learning models (regression, classification, forecasting, optimization). Prepare data, perform feature engineering, train and evaluate models, and support deployment with Data/ML Engineering. Communicate results, document methods, and collaborate on experiments and cross-functional initiatives.

Responsibilities include managing a national pipeline of business, earning residual income, and participating in sales training and development.

Build Pragmatike's outbound sales engine: define messaging, prospect, and generate meetings with startup founders, CTOs, and hiring leaders across Europe and North America. Work directly with founders to iterate playbooks, manage your own pipeline, and grow the business in a remote, high-ownership startup environment.

Greet patients and visitors, register and create patient files, input information into the EHR, answer and route phone calls, schedule appointments, verify insurance, collect payments, and travel between clinic sites as needed. Provide general front-desk support and perform other assigned duties.

Ruggable seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to lead automation projects, optimize processes, manage budgets, and enhance cross-functional collaboration, driving continuous improvement.

Serve as the Owner's Representative for condominium associations, leading planning, oversight, and execution of major capital projects (roofs, façades, elevators, mechanicals). Coordinate consultants and contractors, manage budgets and schedules, review contracts/change orders, present clear updates to nontechnical stakeholders, ensure compliance with governing documents and codes, and support long-term capital planning.

Paid, full-time summer interns support product management, business operations, strategic projects, data analysis, process documentation, reporting, dashboards, presentations, stakeholder collaboration, and implementation initiatives. Interns develop analytical, project management, communication, and business problem-solving skills while working in a hybrid schedule near assigned offices.

The Regional Sales Director leads a sales team to achieve goals, drives revenue generation, and develops employees through targeted coaching and strategic improvements.

Manages customer programs from concept through completion, coordinating teams and project phases including estimating, design approvals, purchasing, production, delivery, and installation. Maintains timelines, inventories, costs, labor data, and customer relationships while supporting revenue and margin growth. Leads project coordinators, reviews architectural fixture drawings, develops corrective actions, and collaborates with Sales and Operations. Some travel to other divisions is required.

Drives enterprise revenue for payments fraud solutions by serving as a subject matter expert, developing tailored value propositions, business cases, technical demonstrations, and ROI analyses. Partners with account and business development teams to identify, advance, and close new, expansion, and renewal opportunities. Builds executive relationships, addresses competitive positioning, gathers customer feedback, and influences product strategy. Requires approximately monthly travel to client sites.