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Join an award-winning organization that delivers world-class talent solutions. Working within a vibrant, high-velocity team, you will bring your operational energy and strategic expertise to manage, farm, and scale major existing national and regional enterprise accounts within the Life Sciences, IT, and Engineering MSP, VMS, and SOW spaces. About the Role The Staffing Account Manager is responsible for driving client success, account growth, and portfolio profitability across enterprise accounts within Life Sciences, Clinical Research, Engineering, and related professional services. Serving as the primary link between clients, MSP partners, and delivery teams, this role oversees contingent workforce programs, staff augmentation engagements, SOW-based projects, and enterprise-scale MSP delivery. Success requires a strong understanding of workforce and consulting services to ensure exceptional delivery, client satisfaction, compliance, and long-term business growth. What will you be doing day to day? Account Farming & Penetration: Navigate deep into existing enterprise accounts to map out new hiring departments, secure SOW projects, uncover hidden manager needs, and expand active billable contractor headcount. Performance & Metrics Tracking: Monitor and improve daily delivery metrics—such as our response times and submittal-to-hire ratios—to ensure our agency maintains its top-tier supplier status with the client. VMS Delivery & Compliance Governance: Navigate daily workflows within major vendor management systems (e.g., Fieldglass, Beeline) ensuring strict compliance with client SLAs, SOW deliverables, tiering structures, and onboarding policies. Recruitment Team Alignment: Translate complex client requirements into actionable instructions for internal recruiting teams; conduct candidate quality reviews before final submission. Strategic Client Partnership: Conduct regular business reviews (QBRs) and execute client visits to position Cynet as a consultative, deliverables-based partner rather than a transactional vendor.