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Contract Manager

Posted 2 days ago

energy innovationNaperville (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$109,000 per year

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About the role

We saved the Contract Manager spot at Cigna for someone who treats Facilitation like a question worth asking again every Naperville, IL morning. The thing worth noting is how much Cigna trusts you here — $109,000 - $161,000, general ownership, and a long runway, all from 7 years in. Key ResponsibilitiesPressure-test assumptions before they harden into expensive mistakes Hold Naperville vendors to the standard we promised our users Handle confidential information with discretion and sound judgment Hold the line on quality when deadlines start whispering shortcuts Map the handoffs between IL teams so nothing falls in the cracks Read between the lines of what Naperville customers actually need Communicate progress, blockers, and results to stakeholders and leadership Read the room and adjust how you pitch Presentation Skills to each audience What You'll BringProven Facilitation judgment when the textbook answer doesn't fit Familiarity with the Naperville market and local general landscape A collaborative mindset and genuine enthusiasm for teamwork The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard Proven track record delivering results as a Contract Manager Cigna has made Naperville, IL synonymous with autonomy-driven, dependable general work that outlasts the hype cycles. We keep ego out of code review and let the Conflict Resolution argument win on its merits. The whole offer in one line: $109,000 - $161,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexible full-time hours that respect the life you have in IL.

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