The phrase "a high level role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or job that has significant responsibilities or authority within an organization.
Example: "She was promoted to a high level role within the company, overseeing multiple departments and strategic initiatives."
Alternatives: "a senior position" or "an executive role".
If you're going for a higher level role, this could mean focusing on management numbers and leaving more administrative tasks out entirely.
This does not exclude a desire to move to a higher level role, obtain a board seat, become a CEO or whatever your career aspirations are -- in fact, it is inclusive of them.
Meanwhile, Vice-President Joseph Biden has been promised a high-level role in decision-making.
H.P. sued Mr. Hurd this month, claiming he would violate agreements to protect H.P.'s secrets by taking on such a high-level role at Oracle.
I haven't got the professional legal background it wants, but as it is not a high-level role I am confident I have the relevant skills, already know the company, and could learn what I needed to on the job.
If an interview request sounds excessive, he suggests pushing back, especially if it's for a high-level role.
So, if you think you might like to start your own company, or take on a high-level role at an existing early-stage company, you're bound to consider adding an M.B.A. to your degree collection.
But, in order to retain that high level role within the organization, today's CIO must go beyond simply providing technology and leverage the power of and.
Actual wiring diagrams are descriptions of how individual, static elements designed to perform specific functions – transistors, resistors, etc. – are arranged in a design to perform specific roles in a higher level function, e.g. transduction of radio waves into sound.
Besides, if mentees can perceive a high level of role modeling function in the mentorship, it indicates that mentors have more referent power for mentees.
