mid-level

[ mid-lev-uhl ]

adjective

1. occurring at or having a middle or intermediate position or status:

   mid-level management.

Example Sentences

A mid-level manager, the kind of job often considered emblematic of a middle-class career, stands between those two roles, answering to a CEO but also holding delegated authority over who to promote, fire, praise or abuse.

From Salon

“We’re not just going after mid-level sellers on dark web and going after cartels seizing large amounts of pills, we’re also going after these precursor companies.”

From Los Angeles Times

Eisenberg plays David, a married New Yorker with a young son and a mid-level advertising job.

From Los Angeles Times

Coaching a mid-level, slightly underperforming national team will be a very different kind of challenge — but on the other hand, no one will reasonably expect the U.S. team to become one of the world's best overnight, no matter who coaches them.

From Salon

“Fire every single mid-level bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, replace them with our people,” Vance said on a podcast in 2021, according to reporting by Vanity Fair.

From Salon