Information Technology Jobs in Indianapolis

Ready to ignite your career with a leading dealer of John Deere construction equipment? At West Side Tractor Sales, we believe in fostering a supportive and dynamic environment where employees can thrive. Whether you’re looking for a career change or a chance to gain more experience in the field, we offer exciting opportunities to develop your skills and build a successful career. Join a team that values innovation, collaboration, and customer service.

At West Side Tractor, we’re looking for a driven Grade Control Sales Representative to help expand our footprint in the construction technology market. This role is designed for someone with hands-on experience in construction positioning technology who also brings an entrepreneurial, sales-focused mindset. If you’re passionate about machine control or other smart machine technology, love working with contractors on real jobsite challenges, and thrive on prospecting, closing deals, and building long-term customer partnerships, this is the role for you.

Why West Side Tractor Sales?

• Competitive Pay: Annual Base + Commission, $70,000-$90,000+ Annual Potential. Compensation will be based on heavy equipment and dealership experience.
• Comprehensive Benefits Package: Access to a full range of benefits that support your health, well-being, and future. (Link to benefits overview).
• Stay Ahead of the Curve: We're committed to your development, offering hands-on experience to stay current with the latest John Deere technology and industry trends.
• A Culture of Safety & Teamwork: At West Side, we prioritize safety and foster a collaborative team environment that works together to get the job done and ensure customer satisfaction.

What You’ll Do:

• Drive measurable sales results by setting and exceeding revenue, gross profit, and territory growth targets.
• Prospect, develop, and manage a robust sales pipeline — leveraging CRM tools to track opportunities, forecasts, and customer interactions.
• Partner with territory John Deere Construction Sales Representatives to deliver product training and demonstrations for grade control and machine positioning systems.
• Take a consultative, value-selling approach — showing contractors how technology improves productivity, accuracy, safety, and ROI.
• Assist customers with quote development, pricing, and financing options to successfully structure deals.
• Analyze customer trends, market conditions, and competitive activity to identify opportunities and inform sales strategy.
• Collaborate with marketing to develop impactful local campaigns and dealer initiatives.
• Ensure customers receive superior product support by working closely with Grade Control Support and Service Managers.
• Proactively follow up with customers to strengthen relationships and foster long-term loyalty.
• Follow safety protocols and ensure everything is done correctly.

What We’re Looking For:

• 5+ years of experience (sales or support) with construction machine control systems (Topcon, Trimble, Leica preferred).
• Proven ability to prospect, negotiate, and close deals while consistently meeting or exceeding targets.
• Entrepreneurial spirit with a hunter mentality—comfortable opening doors, building new business, and owning results.
• Passion for construction technology with the ability to translate technical solutions into business value for customers.
• Strong relationship-building and communication skills; able to present confidently to individuals and groups.
• Knowledge of construction industry operations and jobsite challenges.
• Proficient with Microsoft and CRM software.
• Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record per company policy.
• Willingness to travel throughout assigned territory and work flexible hours.

Ready to Join Us?

Join a company that truly values its employees and where you can make a real difference. If you’re ready to put your skills to work and be part of a dynamic, growing company, apply today!

Position Summary

This position is responsible for executing compound development projects as a part of the Technology R&D Materials organization. The position is located at the Indianapolis Technology Center.

Nature & Scope

Reporting to the Polymer and Compounding Manager, this position is responsible for leading compound development projects and is accountable for communication and delivery of results to the broader Technology team. The R&D Materials Senior Engineer will apply a systematic and designed experimental approach to develop new polymeric compounds and evaluate changes in material performance prior to commercial scale-up in our manufacturing plants.

Specific Job Duties

• Leads or supports cross-functional project teams in production-scale compounding and prototype processing trials within the applicable Prysmian manufacturing facility associated with compound development projects.
• Drives cost reduction and enhanced performance compound development from bench scale to commercialization.
• Investigates and applies new polymer and additive technologies from a variety of suppliers.
• Leverages polymers and materials experience to identify and execute projects which improve compound/cable Sustainability and carbon footprint.
• Works to tight deadlines as well as contributing to longer term R&D projects.
• Coordinates laboratory experiments through Technical Service Requests.
• Works independently and provides guidance to R&D Materials laboratory technicians in order to complete project tasks.
• Creates and modifies compound specifications (including relevant raw material codes in HFA and SAP) to support the production of new or existing compounds
• Prepares informative and accurate technical reports.
• Updates and maintains records/database on compound changes or modifications.

Key Characteristics

• Ability to work as an individual or within a team
• Sound technical skills and attention to detail
• Ability to handle multiple work assignments
• Excellent communication skills at all levels of the organization
• Motivated, self-starter

Education

• Qualified candidates will possess a minimum of a B.S. degree in Chemical or Polymer Engineering, Chemistry, or related discipline. Advanced degree preferred.

Experience

Qualified candidates for the R&D Materials Senior Engineer position should possess at least 3 years of experience with demonstrated expertise as follows:

• Hands on experience with Polymer Compound development and processing
• Good understanding of Structure Property Relationships of Polymer blends
• Proven track record of delivering projects and communicating results
• Previous experience with Polymer Compound development in the wire & cable industry preferred

Aegis Worldwide

Continuous Improvement Engineer

1st Shift

$75,000-95,000

Position Summary:

Aegis Worldwide is partnered with a manufacturer in the Indianapolis, IN area who is seeking a continuous improvement engineer who will be responsible for leading the implementation of process enhancement initiatives across all production areas. This role will recommend smart manufacturing technologies that enhance efficiency and product quality.

Must Haves:

• Bachelor's or associate's degree in a related engineering field
• 2+ years of experience in a continuous/process improvement role

Job Responsibilities:

• Gather, analyze, and communicate data on process performance, cost reductions, and key improvement metrics.
• Assist with facility layout enhancements, material flow improvements, and ergonomic upgrades on the production floor.
• Support CAPA efforts by investigating root causes of process issues and implementing long-term corrective actions.
• Conduct feasibility assessments and ROI analyses for new technology investments to support capital expenditure decisions.
• Detect and address process inefficiencies and quality issues across all manufacturing functions.
• Drive and assist continuous improvement projects in partnership with production leadership, applying Lean methodologies such as 5S, Value Stream Mapping, Kaizen events, Root Cause Analysis, OEE, and Poka-Yoke.
• Perform comprehensive time studies and process mapping to optimize workflows and eliminate waste.

Position: RN Educator

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Pay: $85,000 - $95,000/yr

Overview

• Teach and mentor future nurses through engaging classroom and online instruction.
• Play a key role in shaping curriculum and assessments that meet academic and industry standards.
• Create a supportive, inclusive learning environment where students can thrive.
• Contribute to a mission-driven nursing program focused on student success and clinical readiness.

What You’ll Do

• Deliver clear, organized instruction using student-centered and active learning strategies.
• Use learning technology to support live, hybrid, and asynchronous coursework.
• Provide timely feedback, coaching, and outreach to help students meet course objectives.
• Collaborate with faculty and leadership through meetings, events, and committee work.

What We’re Looking For

• An experienced RN who can translate real-world clinical knowledge into effective teaching.
• A confident, professional communicator who connects well with diverse learners.
• A genuine passion for teaching, mentoring, and student development.
• Comfort and adaptability using educational technology and digital learning tools.

Qualifications & Work Details

• Active RN license with recent clinical experience; MSN required (DNP preferred for senior ranks).
• Minimum 2+ years of clinical experience; teaching or precepting experience required based on rank.
• Ideal backgrounds include Med/Surg, Mother-Baby, or Mental Health, with other specialties considered.
• Full-time ($85–90K) and part-time ($35–45/hour) options available; academic, classroom-focused role based in Indianapolis, IN, reporting to nursing leadership.

Asset Manager

Indianapolis, IN

About Focused Capital:

Focused Capital is a private real estate investment firm focused on acquiring, improving, and operating multifamily communities throughout the Midwest. The firm partners with investors to acquire well-located assets where operational improvements, renovations, and strategic management can drive long-term value.

Focused Capital currently owns and operates a growing portfolio of multifamily communities and is actively expanding its platform. We are an entrepreneurial, performance-driven company where team members are expected to take ownership, think like operators, and execute at a high level.

Position Overview:

Focused Capital is seeking a highly motivated Asset Manager to own the operational and financial performance of the firm’s multifamily portfolio. This is a leadership role—not a support role. The Asset Manager will act as the strategic leader and owner’s representative for each property, directly accountable for driving performance, executing business plans, and maximizing NOI and long-term asset value.

The Asset Manager will work closely with property management companies, construction teams, and leadership to ensure each property is performing in line with investment objectives. This role requires a combination of strong financial analysis, decisive operational leadership, strategic thinking, and the willingness to hold people accountable and have difficult conversations when performance falls short.

Core Responsibilities

Asset Performance Ownership:

Take full ownership of the financial and operational performance of assigned assets. The Asset Manager is responsible for ensuring each asset is progressing toward its investment objectives—and for driving corrective action when it is not.

•      Drive NOI growth across the portfolio through hands-on leadership and strategic execution.

•      Execute approved business plans with discipline and urgency.

•      Monitor asset performance relative to budget and flag variances early with recommended solutions.

•      Identify and act on opportunities to improve revenue and reduce expenses.

Business Plan Execution:

Develop and implement detailed business plans for each property. Monitor progress and adjust strategies as needed to maximize property performance.

•      Revenue growth strategies.

•      Renovation and capex execution.

•      Operational improvements.

•      Expense management initiatives.

Property Management Leadership:

Serve as the primary strategic partner to third-party property management companies. The Asset Manager must ensure property managers are executing the business plan effectively—and act decisively when they are not.

•      Lead regular operating meetings with property management teams. Set agendas, track action items, and ensure follow-through on commitments.

•      Hold property managers accountable to budget, KPIs, and performance standards. Address underperformance directly and swiftly—including making replacement recommendations when standards are consistently not met.

•      Evaluate leasing performance, marketing effectiveness, and staffing decisions.

•      Critically evaluate operational strategies and recommendations. Challenge assumptions and push for better outcomes.

KPI Tracking & Performance Monitoring:

Establish and monitor key performance indicators for each property. Analyze trends and proactively address performance issues before they become problems.

•      Occupancy and leasing velocity.

•      Renewal rates and delinquency.

•      Expense ratios and unit turn times.

•      Tour-to-lease conversions.

Financial Analysis & Reporting:

Monitor financial performance of each asset and deliver consistent, accurate reporting on a defined cadence that gives leadership clear, proactive visibility into portfolio performance.

•      Review monthly financial statements and conduct variance analysis relative to budget.

•      Build and maintain forecasting models and financial projections.

•      Lead capital planning and risk analysis.

•      Own annual budgets and set priorities for each year.

•      Review and interpret legal documents—loan agreements, guarantees, promissory notes—and coordinate with appropriate parties to ensure compliance.

•      Manage draw requests, loan servicing, DSCR tests, and service all lender requests.

Capital Improvements & Renovations:

Lead capital improvement and renovation programs end-to-end. Ensure projects are completed on time and within budget—and hold contractors accountable when they fall behind.

•      Develop budgets and scopes with ownership approval.

•      Manage project scheduling and contractor coordination.

•      Track progress against schedule and budget with regular reporting.

•      Manage lender draws.

Acquisitions & Dispositions:

Play an active role in the acquisition and disposition process.

•      Support underwriting, due diligence, and identification of operational risks and opportunities.

•      Lead operational transition of newly acquired assets—implement the initial business plan, coordinate property management onboarding, evaluate staffing and processes, and establish performance tracking systems. Ensure a clean, fast transition with no dropped balls.

•      Execute hold/sell analysis based on market conditions and drive the disposition process through close.

Property Inspections:

Conduct regular site visits to evaluate physical asset condition, operational performance, and property management effectiveness. Document findings and recommendations with clarity and urgency.

Documentation & Systems:

We build systems that scale. The Asset Manager is expected to build and maintain operational infrastructure that ensures continuity, scalability, and institutional knowledge that lives in the platform—not in any one person.

•      Establish and maintain SOPs, best practices, forms, and operational documents for all recurring asset management workflows.

•      Cross-train with team members and build operational redundancy to eliminate single points of failure.

•      Ensure all reporting, compliance tracking, and operational processes are documented and repeatable within the firm’s technology platforms.

•      Leverage AI tools and technology to streamline reporting, analysis, and operational workflows—working smarter, not just harder.

Qualifications

Leadership & Communication:

•      Proven track record of holding third-party property managers, contractors, and vendors accountable to performance targets and timelines.

•      Comfortable with direct, candid communication—including difficult conversations about underperformance, contract termination, or vendor replacement.

•      Decisive under pressure. Able to make sound decisions with imperfect information and take ownership of outcomes.

•      Strong executive presence with the ability to lead meetings, drive agendas, and command follow-through from external partners.

•      Self-directed and proactive. You set the pace, drive results, and take initiative without waiting to be asked.

Analytical & Financial:

•      Strong financial modeling and analytical skills—experience building and reviewing proformas, P&Ls, balance sheets, and income statements.

•      Ability to use data to drive decisions, inform accountability conversations, and translate analysis into action.

•      Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook) and G-Suite (Gmail, Sheets, Slides, Drive).

•      Experience with property management software and CRM/reporting platforms preferred.

•      Comfortable adopting and utilizing AI and emerging technology to increase efficiency and productivity.

Experience & Education

•      Bachelor’s degree in real estate, finance, business, or a related field.

•      5+ years of experience in multifamily asset management, property management, or acquisitions.

•      Direct experience overseeing renovation or capital improvement programs.

•      Experience working with and managing third-party property management companies.

•      Ability to travel to properties as needed.

Desired Characteristics

We are seeking someone who:

•      Thinks like an owner—not an employee.

•      Is proactive and solutions-oriented. Brings answers, not just problems.

•      Has strong operational instincts and can read a property’s performance story from the numbers.

•      Is comfortable making decisions and standing behind them.

•      Thrives in a fast-moving, entrepreneurial environment with real accountability.

•      Takes ownership of results—wins and losses.

•      Embraces technology and AI as tools to move faster and make better decisions.

Compensation

·      Base Salary—Competitive base commensurate with experience.

·      Performance-Based Bonus—Semi-annual bonus tied to portfolio performance metrics.

·      Long-Term Profit Participation— Opportunity to participate in the long-term financial success of the portfolio, aligning your incentives directly with the firm's investment outcomes.

Why Join Focused Capital

This role offers the opportunity to work directly with leadership and play a critical role in the growth of a dynamic real estate investment platform. Team members at Focused Capital are given significant responsibility and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the firm’s success.

Position Purpose

As a key member of the Donor Engagement team, the Stewardship Manager leads the planning, coordination, and execution of the Foundation’s stewardship program. Reporting to the Director, Donor Engagement, this role partners across the Foundation and with hospital teams to ensure donors receive meaningful gratitude, personalized stewardship communication, and a clear understanding of the impact of their giving. The Stewardship Manager develops and maintains stewardship matrices, incorporates donor preferences, evaluates the effectiveness of stewardship offerings, and continually identifies new, high‑impact ways to thank and recognize supporters.

Key Responsibilities

1. Stewardship Planning and Implementation

• Maintain and implement donor stewardship matrices that provide equitable, organized, and meaningful stewardship based on giving levels, giving milestones, and gift type. Matrices should be tailored for key donor segments such as leadership donors, planned giving donors, corporate and organizational partners, and community fundraisers. Coordinate activities to ensure timely execution and track implementation to confirm all donors receive appropriate outreach.
• Collaborate with the Director, Donor Engagement, to assign stewardship-related tasks to appropriate team members and track execution to ensure consistent, high‑quality outcomes.
• Partner with gift officers to develop personalized stewardship plans for leadership and principal gift donors. Stewardship plans may include VIP experiences with hospital and research teams; personalized communication from Riley families; appropriate appreciation gifts; and other highly tailored communications and interactions to acknowledge generosity and deepen engagement.
• Ensure stewardship activities reflect donors’ communication, recognition, and engagement preferences. Use donor database information, gift officer insights, and internal collaboration to tailor outreach and ensure stewardship feels personal, respectful, and meaningful.
• Continuously evaluate, enhance, and innovate stewardship practices to ensure they align with RCF priorities. Identify new and meaningful opportunities to express gratitude, deepen donor engagement, and elevate the overall donor experience.

2. Impact Reporting

• Own the annual endowment and current-use stewardship reporting process, including project management of timelines, partner collaboration, and quality control.
• Work with hospital and research partners to gather fund impact information and ensure that content is accurate, donor-centric, and personalized when appropriate.
• Partner with Communications on design excellence and brand adherence and Finance on financial accuracy and data integrity.
• Collaborate with Development colleagues to ensure reports are delivered in a manner that is timely, appropriate for each donor, and aligned with relationship-management goals.

3. Data Collection and Analysis

• Record and track all stewardship activities in the donor database with complete and accurate documentation.
• Partner with the Data Analytics team to track and assess the ROI and effectiveness of stewardship activities and make recommendations for adjustments based on learnings.
• Regularly evaluate stewardship processes to identify opportunities for efficiency, consistency, and continuous improvement.

4. Personal Donor Stewardship

• Serve as the engagement lead for a small cohort of donors who are not assigned to a gift officer but whose giving history warrants ongoing, personalized stewardship. Provide periodic touchpoints (e.g., annual meetings, coffee conversations, phone calls, or other meaningful interactions) to maintain and deepen their connection to the mission. The scope of this work and composition of this donor group will evolve as RCF further defines long‑term stewardship pathways.

5. Administrative

• Maintain accountability to administrative systems and procedures, including submitting expense reimbursements, credit card reconciliations, invoices, reports, project management system updates, CRM inputs, digital asset management system protocols, and RCF calendar updates by deadlines assigned.
• Prepare for and actively participate in all Riley Children’s Foundation meetings as appropriate, ensuring full use of meeting management tools, agendas and follow-up processes.
• Budget: Work with the Director, Donor Engagement to develop, manage and monitor the budget, staying within overall budget guidelines and adhering to policies.
• Technology: Utilize Foundation technology platforms effectively and stay current on updates and best practices.
• Compliance: Ensure strict compliance with all Foundation policies, as well as local, state, and federal laws that govern business practices.

6. Other Duties as Assigned

• Participate in Riley Children’s Foundation Events as requested.
• Other duties as assigned

Job Title: Medical Laboratory Scientist

Location: Indianapolis, IN, 46214

Duration: 6 months assignment (Possible to convert)

Shift: 2nd shift, 20 hour a week, 6PM to 2:30AM (Hours may vary)

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Duties/Responsibilities of the Job:

• Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical lab technician/ medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist. Work environment/department will be listed in requirement.

Core Responsibilities/Essential Functions

• Determine the acceptability of specimens for testing according to established criteria.

• Perform routine and complex technical procedures and functions according to departmental Standard Operating Procedures.

• Monitor, operate and troubleshoot instrumentation to ensure proper functionality.

• Demonstrate the ability to make technical decisions regarding testing and problem solving.

• Prepare, test, and evaluate new reagents or control.

• Report accurate and timely test results to deliver quality patient care.

• Perform and document preventive maintenance and quality control procedures.

• Identify and replenish testing bench supplies as necessary.

• Assist with processing of specimens when needed.

• Maintain a safe work environment and wear appropriate personal protective equipment

Minimum Qualifications:

• Associate or Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.

• Minimum 0-2 years of clinical laboratory testing experience is required.

• State Medical Technologist license may be required.

• ASCP or AMT certification is either preferred.

• Ability to work independently and within a team environment.

• Proficient with computers; Familiarity with laboratory information systems is a plus.

• High level of attention detail along with strong communication and organizational skills.

• Must be able to pass a standardized color vision screen.

• Flexibility to work overtime or other shifts depending on business needs

This is an onsite role. Candidates will be expected to be onsite every day.

Skills:

• Minimum Degree Required: Associate or Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.

• Certifications & Licenses: ASCP or AMT certification is either preferred.

EEO:

Mindlance is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment on the basis of Minority/Gender/Disability/Religion/LGBTQI/Age/Veterans.

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