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Updated 05/11/2026

Amazon – was founded in 1994 as an online bookstore and quickly grew into one of the world’s largest e-commerce and technology companies. Amazon revolutionized online shopping with fast delivery, customer-focused innovation, and services like Amazon Prime. The company later expanded into cloud computing through AWS, smart devices like Alexa, streaming entertainment, AI technology, and global logistics, becoming a leader in retail, technology, and digital services worldwide.	Customer Service Specialist Revenue Cycle Analyst I Sr. Solutions Architect Senior Security Engineer, Internal Audit
ADT – was founded in 1874 and grew from a telegraph alert service into one of the largest security companies in the U.S. The company pioneered 24/7 monitoring, automated alarm systems, and residential security services. Over time, ADT expanded into smart home technology, remote monitoring, AI-powered security, and partnerships with companies like Google to modernize home and business protection.	Remote Collections Specialist (Job 3020313) Remote Customer Technical Support (Job 3020312) Remote Inside Sales Representative New Acquisition (Job 3020232) Customer Service Dispatcher (Job 3016427)
Allstate – was founded in 1931 and became a leader in the insurance industry through innovation, customer protection, and disaster response. The company pioneered personalized auto insurance rates in 1939, helped push for mandatory seat belts in vehicles in the 1960s, and developed rapid catastrophe response systems to support customers after disasters. Allstate became a fully independent public company in the 1990s and has continued focusing on public safety and customer support, including disaster relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina and nearly $1 billion in customer paybacks during the COVID-19 pandemic.	Support Express Core Consultant I Job # : R30216 Posted on May 11, 2026 $53,500.00 – $84,625.00 Bodily Injury Adjuster – Represented/Litigation, Moderate – Remote Job # : R30184 Posted on May 11, 2026 – Schedule: Mon-Fri | 8am-4:30pm CST or EST $53,500.00 – $84,625.00
Asurion – was founded in 1994 and grew into a global leader in device protection, tech support, and insurance services. The company became known for mobile phone protection plans, fast device replacement services, and 24/7 tech support partnerships with major wireless carriers and retailers. Over time, Asurion expanded into smart home support, repair services, and technology care solutions for millions of customers worldwide.	Sr Manager, Product Marketing – Client Experience Remote, Job Id ASU0017760 Senior Product Manager Remote Job Id ASU0019622
CVS – was founded in 1963 by Stanley and Sidney Goldstein and Ralph Hoagland as Consumer Value Stores in Massachusetts. It went public in 1996 and trades on the NYSE under the ticker CVS. Ownership today is distributed among public shareholders and institutional investors. The company expanded from retail pharmacies into a major healthcare provider through key acquisitions, including Caremark (2007) and Aetna (2018), moving into pharmacy benefit management and health insurance. CVS has run free health screening programs (Project Health), invested in disaster relief funding.	Senior Claim Benefit Specialist Remote Job ID R0894858 – $18.50 – $42.35 Customer Service Representative Remote Job ID R0882123 $18.50 (Qualified new hires are eligible for a $2,000 sign-on bonus after 9 months of service. Must remain continuously employed for a minimum 12 months.) Special Investigations Unit Senior Investigator Remote Job ID R0834307 $46,988.00 – $112,200.00 (We anticipate the application window for this opening will close on: 06/03/2026) Eligibility Analyst Remote Job ID R0897829 $43,888.00 – $93,574.00 (We anticipate the application window for this opening will close on: 05/14/2026)
U-Haul – was founded in 1945 by Leonard Shoen and Anna Mary Carty Shoen as a DIY trailer rental business for post–World War II one-way moves. It is controlled by the Shoen family through its parent company Amerco, which is publicly traded (NASDAQ: UHAL), while U-Haul itself operates as the main subsidiary under that structure. The company expanded through gas station partnerships and later large-scale rental and self-storage facilities, becoming a major North American moving network. Its community impact has mainly come through discounted or free rentals during natural disasters and providing low-cost moving and storage access for households, students, and military families.	System Administrator Remote Job ID  R235001 (U-Haul is seeking an experienced Systems Administrator with a background in Systems Security.) Remote Live Verification Agent – Part Time Job ID  R242947 Starting pay is $16.00 per hour, with the opportunity to earn up to $19.00 per hour within the first 6 months based on performance.
Unum – traces its roots to 1848 (as Union Mutual Life Insurance Company). It was formed in its current modern structure in 1999 after a merger between The Provident Companies and Unum Corporation. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: UNM), meaning ownership is held by public shareholders and institutional investors, with no single family or employee ownership control. The company primarily provides disability insurance, life insurance, and employee benefit solutions, often through workplace plans. Its services are widely used by employers to offer income protection benefits to employees. Community impact has included financial support for nonprofit organizations, employee volunteer programs, disaster relief contributions, and initiatives focused on financial wellness and workforce stability, particularly around disability and income protection access.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
AT&T – was founded in 1885 as a subsidiary of Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone system (Bell Telephone Company) and later became the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. It became the dominant U.S. telephone provider through the Bell System monopoly until its breakup in 1984 due to antitrust action. AT&T is publicly traded (NYSE: T), with ownership distributed among public shareholders and institutional investors. Over time, it expanded from landline telephone service into mobile communications, broadband internet, and media services (including ownership of companies like WarnerMedia before divestitures in 2022). Today it focuses mainly on wireless, fiber internet, and communications infrastructure. Community impact has included emergency communication support during disasters, investments in rural broadband expansion, digital equity initiatives, and funding for education and connectivity programs.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
PenAir Credit Union – (originally Pensacola Navy Federal Credit Union) was founded in 1936 to serve military personnel at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida. It is a not-for-profit credit union, meaning it is owned by its members (customers), not shareholders, and earnings are returned to members through lower fees, better rates, and services. PenAir has expanded its membership beyond the military to include people who live, work, worship, or attend school in eligible communities. It operates branches and financial services across parts of Florida, Alabama, and other regions. Community impact includes financial education programs, local nonprofit donations, military and veteran support initiatives, and community sponsorships focused on financial literacy and regional development.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
Navy Federal Credit Union – was founded in 1933 by a group of U.S. Navy employees during the Great Depression to provide low-cost financial services to military personnel. It is a not-for-profit credit union owned by its members (not shareholders). Any profits are returned to members through lower loan rates, higher savings rates, and reduced fees. Navy Federal primarily serves members of the U.S. Armed Forces, Department of Defense, veterans, and their families. It has grown into the largest credit union in the United States by assets and membership. Community impact includes financial education programs, military family support services, disaster relief assistance, and charitable giving focused on veterans, housing stability, and financial literacy.	Senior Mainframe Engineer Remote Job ID 29718 Monday – Friday, 8:00AM – 4:30PM Posting Date 05/11/2026, 10:13 AM Apply Before 05/24/2026, 11:00 PM Degree Level No Formal Education Required Skills Mainframe Application Support Z/OS Targeted Salary Range $114,500 – $179,500 annually
Liberty Mutual – was founded in 1912 in Boston, Massachusetts as the Massachusetts Employees’ Insurance Association, originally created to provide workers’ compensation insurance. It is a mutual insurance company, meaning it is technically owned by its policyholders rather than public shareholders. However, it operates like a large global corporation with extensive commercial and personal insurance operations. Liberty Mutual expanded from workers’ compensation into auto, home, life, and commercial insurance, becoming one of the largest insurers in the U.S. and operating internationally. Community impact includes disaster relief funding, road safety research and advocacy, nonprofit partnerships, and programs focused on education, workforce development, and injury prevention.	Remote Licensed Customer Service Representative ID: 2026-75552 Typical Starting Salary $47,500 – $63,500 – Application Deadline 05/20/2026 (Active P&C Producers insurance license required) Sales Representative, Inbound Remote ID: 2026-75940 Typical Starting Salary $55,000-$75,000 Key Date:  Unlicensed Class: June 29, 2026 Licensed Class: July 13, 2026 Kentucky, Arkansas, and Missouri. Applicants must reside within these specified locations to be considered for this role. Sales Representative, Inbound Remote Minnesota and Louisiana. Applicants must reside within these specified locations to be considered for this role
Walmart – was founded in 1962 by Sam Walton in Rogers, Arkansas. It grew rapidly by focusing on low prices, high-volume sales, and rural and small-town expansion across the U.S. Walmart became a publicly traded company in 1970 (NYSE: WMT), and ownership today is primarily held by public shareholders, with the Walton family still retaining a significant ownership stake and influence through holdings. The company expanded from discount retail stores into supermarkets, e-commerce, and global operations, becoming the largest retailer in the world. Community impact includes large-scale disaster relief funding, local store donations, job creation in underserved areas, food donation programs, and sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing waste and emissions, though it has also faced criticism over wages, labor practices, and impacts on small businesses	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
T-Mobile – traces its U.S. origins to 1994 with the founding of VoiceStream Wireless, which was later acquired by Deutsche Telekom and rebranded as T-Mobile in 2002. It is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: TMUS), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors, with Deutsche Telekom (a German telecom company) holding a major controlling stake. T-Mobile grew through major mergers, most notably its 2020 merger with Sprint, which significantly expanded its customer base and network infrastructure in the U.S. It provides wireless voice, data, and broadband services nationwide. Community impact includes programs focused on digital inclusion (reducing the “digital divide”), emergency response connectivity during disasters, and initiatives supporting education, youth programs, and underserved communities.	Account Executive, Business Sales Job ID REQ350801 Total Target Cash Pay Range: $71,700 – $129,500, inclusive of target incentives Base Pay Range: $43,020 – $77,700
Microsoft – was founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It initially developed software for personal computers, most notably the Windows operating system, which became dominant in PC computing. Microsoft is publicly traded (NASDAQ: MSFT), with ownership distributed among public shareholders and institutional investors. Over time, it expanded into enterprise software (Office suite), cloud computing (Azure), gaming (Xbox), hardware (Surface), and AI technologies, becoming one of the largest technology companies in the world. Community impact includes large investments in education and digital skills training, global philanthropy through the Microsoft Philanthropies program, disaster relief funding, and accessibility initiatives focused on disability-inclusive technology.	AI Transformation Change & Adoption Lead Job number 200034607 Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Operations, Finance, or related field AND 6+ years of experience in change management, program management, process management, or process improvement OR equivalent experience  USD $116,900 – $203,600 per year. Principal Researcher Job number 200037062 Doctorate in relevant field AND 6+ years related research experienceOR Master’s Degree in relevant field AND 7+ years related research experience  OR Bachelor’s Degree in relevant field AND 9+ years related research experience OR equivalent experience. $163,000 – $296,400 per year Senior Software Engineer Job number 200015713 Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or related technical field AND 4+ years technical engineering experience with coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, or Python OR equivalent experience. $119,800 – $234,700 per year Product Partnerships, MAI Health Job number 200037172 Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Liberal Arts, Sciences, or related field AND 12+ years relevant work experience in a relevant role in healthcare (e.g. healthcare startup, consulting, venture capital, business development, or related field) OR equivalent experience. $130,900 – $251,900 per year Services Account Manager Job number 200036343 8+ years industry sales experience in the commercial or public sector (e.g. Finance, Local Government)  OR Bachelor’s Degree AND 6+ years industry sales experience in the commercial or public sector (e.g. Finance, Local Government) or related work  OR equivalent experience.  3+ years consulting solution and Unified sales experience.  $107,600 – $187,500 per year
Spotify – was founded in 2006 in Sweden by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon. It launched its music streaming service in 2008, aiming to provide legal, on-demand access to recorded music. Spotify is publicly traded (NYSE: SPOT) since its direct listing in 2018, with ownership held by public shareholders and major institutional investors, while founders and early investors still retain significant influence. The company expanded globally into music streaming, podcasts, and audio content, becoming one of the largest platforms for digital audio distribution. Community impact includes royalty payments to artists and rights holders, support for emerging musicians through discovery tools and playlists, and funding for creator education and music industry development initiatives, though it has also faced criticism over artist compensation models and industry concentration.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
OpenAI – was founded in 2015 by Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Greg Brockman, Ilya Sutskever, and others as an AI research organization. It later restructured into a “capped-profit” company (OpenAI LP) governed by a nonprofit parent to attract investment while limiting investor returns. It is privately held (not publicly traded). Major funding and infrastructure support have come from Microsoft, which is also a key strategic partner. ChatGPT was launched in 2022 as a consumer-facing AI chatbot built on OpenAI’s language models, rapidly scaling adoption for writing, coding, education, and general information use. Community impact includes broad access to AI tools for productivity and learning, developer APIs used in education and business, and ongoing debate around AI safety, misinformation risks, job displacement, and responsible deployment of large language models.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
Google – was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were PhD students at Stanford University. It began as a search engine company built around ranking web pages by relevance (PageRank). Google became a publicly traded company in 2004 (NASDAQ: GOOG / GOOGL). In 2015, it was reorganized under a parent company called Alphabet Inc., which now oversees Google and other subsidiaries. It is owned by public shareholders, with founders and early investors still retaining influence through special voting shares. The company expanded from search into advertising (its primary revenue source), Android mobile operating system, YouTube (acquired in 2006), cloud computing (Google Cloud), and AI research and products. Community impact includes large investments in global internet access, digital education programs, crisis response tools (like flood and wildfire alerts), and sustainability efforts focused on renewable energy and carbon neutrality, alongside ongoing scrutiny over data privacy, market dominance, and regulatory issues.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
Verizon Communications – traces its origins to 1983 with the breakup of AT&T’s Bell System, when Bell Atlantic was formed as a regional phone company. In 2000, Bell Atlantic merged with GTE to form Verizon. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: VZ), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Verizon expanded from traditional landline and wireless phone service into mobile communications, broadband internet (Fios), and enterprise networking solutions. It is one of the largest telecom providers in the U.S. Community impact includes emergency communication support during disasters, investments in rural broadband expansion, digital equity and education programs, and cybersecurity initiatives, alongside ongoing scrutiny over pricing, competition, and infrastructure access.	Only OnSite Positions As 05/12/2026
Samsara – was founded in 2015 by Sanjit Biswas and John Bicket in San Francisco. It builds cloud-based software and sensors for tracking fleets, equipment, and industrial operations (logistics, transportation, construction, etc.). It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: IOT), with ownership held by public shareholders and institutional investors. The founders and early investors still retain significant equity influence. Samsara grew by focusing on real-time data from physical operations—using GPS, cameras, and sensors to help companies monitor efficiency, safety, and logistics at scale. Community impact includes improving road safety through fleet monitoring tools, reducing fuel use and emissions through route optimization, and supporting emergency response and infrastructure management with real-time operational data systems.	Financial Analyst – Remote ID:JR11488  This role is open to candidates residing in the US except Alaska, Austin metro, California, Chicago metro, Connecticut, Dallas metro, Denver metro, Houston metro, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Washington, and Washington DC metro. $66,640—$89,600 USD Senior Payroll Analyst – Remote ID:JR11441 This is a remote position open to candidates residing in the US. Relocation assistance will not be provided for this role. $74,672.50—$100,400 USD Data Engineer II – Remote ID:JR11582 This role is remote and open to candidates residing in the US except the San Francisco Bay Metro Area, NYC Metro Area, and Washington, D.C. Metro Area. $101,745—$153,900 USD Senior Recruiter II – Product Management – Remote ID:JR11563 This role is open to candidates residing in the US except the San Francisco Bay Metro Area, NYC Metro Area, and Washington, D.C. Metro Area. $116,322.50—$175,950 USD Account Executive, Commercial – Remote ID:5268 1+ years of experience in a closing sales role This is a remote position open to candidates residing in the US. $106,050—$151,500 USD
Pinterest – was founded in 2010 by Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra, and Evan Sharp. It began as a visual discovery platform for collecting and organizing ideas through “pins” on digital boards. It became a publicly traded company in 2019 (NYSE: PINS), with ownership held by public shareholders and institutional investors, while founders and early investors still retain influence. Pinterest expanded globally as a platform for inspiration in areas like home design, fashion, food, and planning, using algorithmic recommendations to surface personalized content. Community impact includes small business support through advertising tools for creators and sellers, initiatives for mental health and content moderation, and programs promoting inclusive search and reducing harmful or misleading content on the platform.	Lead Client Partner, Travel – Atlanta (Hybrid 2 times per week Atlanta office) $119,489—$209,106 USD
BAE Systems – BAE Systems was formed in 1999 through the merger of British Aerospace (BAe) and Marconi Electronic Systems. Its predecessor companies date back to early aviation and defense manufacturing in the UK in the 20th century. It is a publicly traded company (London Stock Exchange: BA), with ownership held by public shareholders and institutional investors, including significant institutional holdings due to its large defense contracts. BAE Systems develops military aircraft, naval ships, defense electronics, cybersecurity systems, and weapons systems, primarily for governments such as the UK and U.S. and allied nations. Community impact includes high-skilled manufacturing jobs, defense research and engineering development, and contributions to national security infrastructure. It also faces ongoing ethical and political scrutiny due to its role in global arms production and defense contracting.
Vaco – was founded in 2002 in Nashville, Tennessee by Brian Waller and Couzens Tully. It began as a staffing and consulting firm focused on accounting, finance, and technology talent placement. It is a privately held company, owned by its founders and private equity investors (not publicly traded), and operates through a partnership-style model across multiple regional offices and brands. Vaco expanded by acquiring and partnering with other staffing and consulting firms, growing into a global talent solutions network that includes consulting, executive search, and managed services. Community impact includes workforce development initiatives, job placement support for professionals, partnerships with local nonprofits, and career training programs aimed at improving employment access in finance and technology sectors.
ICF International – was founded in 1969 as the Inner City Fund in Washington, D.C., initially focused on urban economic development and policy research. It is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: ICFI), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Over time, ICF expanded into consulting, digital services, and technology solutions for government agencies and commercial clients, specializing in areas like climate change, public health, infrastructure, energy, and disaster response. Community impact includes government program support (including disaster recovery and public health initiatives), environmental and climate resilience projects, workforce development programs, and policy research aimed at improving public services and infrastructure planning.
SAP – was founded in 1972 in Germany by five former IBM employees: Dietmar Hopp, Hasso Plattner, Claus Wellenreuther, Klaus Tschira, and Hans-Werner Hector. It began as a company focused on enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. SAP is publicly traded (Frankfurt Stock Exchange: SAP; also NYSE: SAP), with ownership held by public shareholders and institutional investors. The founders no longer control the company, though some early stakeholders remain influential historically. The company expanded globally as a leader in business software, providing systems for finance, supply chain, HR, and enterprise operations used by governments and large corporations worldwide. Community impact includes digital skills training programs, sustainability reporting tools used by global companies, support for nonprofit organizations through discounted software, and initiatives focused on workforce development and environmental data transparency.
Boston Scientific – was founded in 1979 by John Abele and Peter Nicholas in Massachusetts. It began by developing less invasive medical devices as alternatives to traditional surgery. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: BSX), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. The company grew into a global medical device manufacturer specializing in cardiology, electrophysiology, urology, neuromodulation, and minimally invasive surgical technologies used in hospitals worldwide. Community impact includes investment in medical training for healthcare professionals, support for global health access initiatives, donations of medical devices in underserved regions, and funding for research aimed at improving patient outcomes and reducing invasive surgical procedures.
MD Anderson Cancer Center – was established in 1941 in Houston, Texas as part of The University of Texas system, funded by the Texas state legislature and the M.D. Anderson Foundation. It is a public academic medical center (not a company), operated by the state of Texas through the University of Texas System rather than being privately owned or publicly traded. MD Anderson specializes exclusively in cancer treatment, research, prevention, and education, and is one of the largest cancer centers in the world. It combines patient care with clinical trials and cancer research programs. Community impact includes large-scale cancer research breakthroughs, training of oncology specialists, outreach programs for early cancer detection, free or subsidized screening initiatives for underserved populations, and global collaborations to improve cancer treatment standards.
Stryker – was founded in 1941 by Dr. Homer Stryker, an orthopedic surgeon who developed medical devices to improve patient care and surgical outcomes. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: SYK), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Stryker grew into a global medical technology company specializing in orthopedic implants, surgical equipment, neurotechnology, and hospital infrastructure products used in surgeries and patient care worldwide. Community impact includes medical innovation that reduces recovery times and improves surgical outcomes, support for healthcare provider training, disaster relief medical donations, and global health initiatives focused on improving access to surgical care in underserved regions.
Sargent & Lundy – was founded in 1891 in Chicago by John W. Sargent and Frederick J. Lundy. It began as an engineering consulting firm focused on power generation and utility systems. It is a privately held company, meaning it is owned internally (primarily through employee ownership structures and leadership rather than public shareholders) and is not publicly traded. The firm specializes in engineering, design, and project management for power plants and energy infrastructure, including nuclear, fossil fuel, renewables, and transmission systems. Community impact includes long-term support for critical energy infrastructure development, contributions to grid reliability and modernization projects, engineering expertise for public utilities, and workforce development in STEM and energy engineering fields.
Randstad – was founded in 1960 in the Netherlands by Frits Goldschmeding and Ger Daleboudt. It began as a temporary staffing agency focused on matching workers with short-term jobs. It is a publicly traded company (Euronext Amsterdam: RAND), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Randstad grew into one of the world’s largest HR services firms, providing staffing, recruitment, outsourcing, and workforce management solutions across multiple industries and countries. Community impact includes job placement and workforce development programs, training and upskilling initiatives, partnerships with governments on employment services, and support for diversity and inclusion in hiring practices.
Cayuse – was founded in 2006 by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation as a tribally owned business enterprise. It is privately held and not publicly traded. Ownership is held by the tribal government through its economic development corporation, meaning profits are intended to support tribal operations and long-term community funding rather than external shareholders. Cayuse provides federal contracting services in areas such as IT support, engineering, healthcare staffing, environmental services, and professional consulting, primarily for U.S. government agencies. Community impact includes generating revenue for tribal programs, creating employment opportunities for tribal members and surrounding communities, funding education and workforce development initiatives, and supporting long-term economic development for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
General Dynamics – was founded in 1952 from the reorganization of Electric Boat Company (a major submarine builder dating back to 1899). It was created by John Jay Hopkins as a diversified defense and aerospace contractor. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: GD), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. The company operates across defense sectors including submarines, combat vehicles, weapons systems, IT services, and business aviation (Gulfstream jets). It is one of the major U.S. defense contractors. Community impact includes manufacturing and engineering jobs across the U.S., defense technology development for national security, veteran hiring programs, and support for STEM education and local community initiatives near major facilities.
Stride Inc. – was founded in 2000 (originally as K12 Inc.) by Ron Packard and Nate Davis. It started as a provider of online public schooling programs in partnership with states and school districts. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: LRN), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors, and rebranded from K12 Inc. to Stride Inc. in 2020 to reflect its broader focus beyond traditional K–12 virtual schooling. Stride provides online education programs, career learning, tutoring, and workforce training platforms for K–12 students and adult learners, often through public school partnerships. Community impact includes expanding access to education for students in rural or underserved areas, alternative learning options for students with medical or personal needs, and career-focused training programs aimed at workforce development and skill building.
Twilio – was founded in 2008 by Jeff Lawson, Evan Cooke, and John Wolthuis. It started as a developer-focused platform that allowed businesses to embed voice, messaging, and communication services into software via APIs. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: TWLO), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Twilio expanded into a broader customer engagement platform, offering tools for messaging, email, authentication, call centers, and customer data management used by companies globally. Community impact includes supporting nonprofit organizations with discounted or free communication tools, enabling emergency alert and crisis communication systems, and providing infrastructure used in healthcare, education, and public safety messaging systems.
Cloudflare – was founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Lee Holloway, and Michelle Zatlyn. It began as a service focused on improving website performance and protecting sites from cyberattacks. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: NET), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Cloudflare expanded into global internet infrastructure, offering content delivery (CDN), cybersecurity, DNS services, and protection against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks for websites and applications worldwide. Community impact includes providing free or low-cost security tools for nonprofits, journalists, and human rights organizations, supporting internet access and reliability in underserved regions, and helping protect critical public services and information platforms from cyberattacks.
DoorDash – was founded in 2013 by Tony Xu, Stanley Tang, Andy Fang, and Evan Moore in Palo Alto, California. It started as a platform to connect customers with local restaurants for food delivery. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: DASH), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. DoorDash expanded into a major food delivery and logistics platform in the U.S. and internationally, also adding grocery, convenience store delivery, and “last-mile” delivery services for retailers. Community impact includes programs to support restaurants during emergencies (such as reduced commission programs during COVID-19), partnerships with food banks to reduce waste and increase food access, and initiatives aimed at expanding delivery access in underserved communities, though it has also faced criticism over driver pay, labor classification, and fees charged to restaurants.
Express Scripts – was founded in 1986 through the merger of several pharmacy services firms. It grew into a major pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), processing prescription drug benefits for insurers, employers, and government programs. It became publicly traded in 1992 (NASDAQ: ESRX) and remained so until 2018, when it was acquired by Cigna in a $67 billion deal. It is now a subsidiary of Cigna and is no longer independently publicly traded. Express Scripts manages prescription drug coverage, negotiates pricing with pharmaceutical companies, and runs mail-order and specialty pharmacy services. Community impact includes medication adherence programs, cost-saving initiatives for patients and insurers, disaster-response prescription refill access, and programs aimed at improving chronic disease management and expanding access to essential medications.
Sharecare – was founded in 2010 by Jeff Arnold (also co-founder of WebMD) along with Dr. Mehmet Oz and other partners. It was created as a digital platform focused on helping people manage their health in one place. It became a publicly traded company in 2021 through a SPAC merger and trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker SHCR. Ownership is now held by public shareholders and institutional investors. Sharecare operates a digital health platform that includes health assessments, wellness tracking, telehealth services, and employer/insurance wellness programs, along with partnerships with healthcare providers and health plans. Community impact includes health education tools for chronic disease management, wellness programs for employers and insurers, and digital resources aimed at improving access to preventive care and health information.
NBCUniversal – was formed in 2004 as NBC Universal after General Electric merged NBC with Vivendi Universal’s U.S. entertainment assets. In 2011, Comcast acquired a controlling stake and became full owner in 2013. It is privately owned by Comcast and is not independently publicly traded. NBCUniversal operates television networks (NBC, MSNBC, CNBC), film studios (Universal Pictures), streaming (Peacock), and theme parks (Universal Studios). Community impact includes local and national news services, educational programming, disaster and emergency coverage, charitable initiatives through Comcast NBCUniversal programs, and funding for workforce development, digital equity, and community media projects.
Atrium Staffing – was founded in 1995 by Jessica Davis Stein in New York City. It is a privately held company, meaning it is not publicly traded and is owned by its founders and private leadership/investment structure. Atrium Staffing focuses on recruiting and staffing services across industries such as administrative support, creative services, marketing, finance, and professional roles, primarily connecting candidates with temporary, contract, and permanent positions. Community impact includes job placement support, workforce development efforts, partnerships with nonprofit organizations, and initiatives aimed at increasing employment access for women, diverse candidates, and early-career professionals.
Token Metrics – was founded in 2018 by Ian Balina. It was created as a data-driven platform to evaluate and rank cryptocurrencies using quantitative models, sentiment analysis, and machine learning. It is a privately held company and is not publicly traded. Ownership is held by the founder and private investors. Token Metrics provides crypto research, trading signals, portfolio tools, and analytics aimed at helping investors and traders assess digital assets across the cryptocurrency market. Community impact is mainly through educational content, market research tools, and investor analytics that aim to improve transparency and decision-making in crypto markets, along with training programs and content for retail investors entering the space.
SHI International Corp. – was founded in 1989 by Thai Lee and K. “Soo” Kim. It is a privately held company and not publicly traded. It remains independently owned, with Thai Lee serving as CEO and principal owner. SHI is one of the largest IT solutions providers in the U.S., specializing in software licensing, hardware procurement, cloud services, cybersecurity, and IT infrastructure solutions for businesses and government agencies. Community impact includes STEM education support, nonprofit technology donations, workforce development programs, and partnerships that help schools and public institutions access discounted or donated technology resources.
HUBSpot – was founded in 2006 by Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah at MIT. It started as a marketing software company built around the idea of “inbound marketing,” helping businesses attract customers through content and automation instead of traditional advertising. It is a publicly traded company (NYSE: HUBS), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. HubSpot provides software for marketing, sales, customer service, and CRM (customer relationship management), widely used by small and mid-sized businesses to manage customer relationships and digital marketing. Community impact includes educational content and free certifications through HubSpot Academy, support for small business growth, startup ecosystem tools, and nonprofit discounts and programs to help organizations access marketing and CRM technology.
Cox Enterpises – was founded in 1898 by James M. Cox, who later became a U.S. governor and presidential candidate. It began as a newspaper publishing business and expanded over time into multiple industries. It is a privately held, family-owned company and is not publicly traded. Ownership remains with the Cox family through a holding structure. Cox Enterprises now operates across several sectors, including Cox Communications, automotive services (such as Cox Automotive), and media. Community impact includes philanthropic investments through the Cox family foundations, funding for education, environmental sustainability initiatives, disaster relief support, and programs focused on workforce development and community resilience in regions where it operates.
GitLab – was founded in 2014 by Dmitriy Zaporozhets and Sid Sijbrandij. It began as an open-source platform for software development and collaboration (DevOps). It is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: GTLB), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors, and operates with a largely remote workforce model. GitLab provides a DevOps platform that integrates source code management, CI/CD (continuous integration and deployment), security, and project management tools in a single system used by software teams worldwide. Community impact includes strong open-source contributions, free tiers for developers and nonprofits, remote-first work practices that expand global employment access, and programs supporting education and software development training.
Plex – was founded in 2009 by Elan Feingold and Scott Olechowski. It started as software for organizing and streaming personal media (movies, music, photos) from a user’s own devices. It is a privately held company and not publicly traded. Ownership is held by founders and private investors. Plex expanded into a hybrid streaming platform offering both personal media management and free, ad-supported streaming of movies, TV, and live channels. Community impact includes enabling users to organize and access personal digital media more easily, supporting independent content discovery through its free streaming platform, and providing tools that help reduce reliance on fragmented media ecosystems.
Unreasonable	(a marketing agency start-up currently hiring for three remote roles: creative strategist, content creator, and paid social manager; one of their investors shared how to apply for these fresh roles on his LinkedIn profile)
Forbes – was founded in 1917 by B.C. Forbes and Walter Drey. It began as a business magazine focused on finance, entrepreneurship, and markets. It is a privately held company. In 2014, a majority stake was acquired by a group of private investors led by Integrated Whale Media Investments, and it is not publicly traded. Forbes produces business journalism, rankings (such as Forbes 400 and billionaires lists), and digital media covering finance, leadership, entrepreneurship, and investing. Community impact includes entrepreneurship promotion through its media platforms, visibility for startups and small businesses, educational business content, and global events that connect business leaders, investors, and innovators.
Netflix – was founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph as a DVD-by-mail rental service in California. It shifted to streaming in 2007, which became its core business. It is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: NFLX), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Netflix expanded globally into original film and television production, becoming one of the largest streaming platforms in the world and a major content producer. Community impact includes funding for film and TV production jobs, creator opportunities through original content, investments in diverse storytelling, and support for local production industries in countries where it operates, along with programs focused on accessibility features like subtitles and audio descriptions.
Roku – was founded in 2002 by Anthony Wood, who previously created ReplayTV. It originally developed digital video technology and later pivoted to streaming devices and platforms. It is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: ROKU), owned by public shareholders and institutional investors. Roku expanded into streaming hardware (devices and smart TVs) and a software platform that aggregates streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and others into one interface. It also operates an advertising-supported streaming channel and ad platform. Community impact includes enabling wider access to streaming entertainment through affordable devices, supporting independent content distribution via its platform, and contributing to local advertising ecosystems that help small and regional businesses reach audiences.

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Currently the Project is Intuit Turbotax with Teleperformance on the Gigcx Marketplace platform. This project is seasonal and will end April 15th 2026.

• Administrative Assistant $20.00/hour. Complete reports as required. Send emails as directed. Suspend/Terminate contracts as instructed. Create & maintain excel, word and power point documents as needed. Report noticed anomalies to Project Manager
• Contract Trainer $20.00/hour. Develop and deliver training programs for SPs to help them understand TurboTax software and tax-related customer inquiries. Collaborate with the management team to identify training needs and areas of improvement. Create engaging learning activities and compelling course content. Manage and maintain attendance of all SPs, ensuring it is recorded 5 minutes after class starts and updated in trackers and GigCX within 30 minutes.
• Product Expert (NTI) $18.50/hour. Weekly Bonus Opportunities. Up to $250 per week
• SME Lead $21.00/hour. Provide support to Service Providers in the form or answering questions and providing direction for Turbo Tax in Nesting and in Production via Slack. Assist Service Providers in finding the answer to workflow inquiries. Makes attempts to resolve issues and de-escalate issues of irate or dissatisfied clients. Escalate when required.
• Subject Matter Expert $20.00/hour. Track and report to MPS agent questions, concerns & behavior for future training and development. Identify agent needs and opportunities to provide peer feedback to team members. Assist the MPS in production.

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