Powershell jobs are a bit of blunt instrument.
Here's two options for sending inputs for them
Scenario 1: Sending a string with all of our values and splitting them to an array when inside the scriptblock.
Scenario2: Sending an object as input. Handy for configs and saves the need to define variablenames.
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