Top Senior Level Operations Manager Jobs

The Sr. Executive Assistant will support the CEO/Founder by managing calendars, scheduling meetings, coordinating travel, handling correspondence, and overseeing an Administrative Team. Responsibilities include taking meeting minutes, maintaining confidentiality, managing information flow, and ensuring effective communication within the organization.

The EEO Investigator - Complaints will be responsible for managing EEO complaints processing under federal government programs, including informal and formal complaint procedures, policy maintenance, and reporting. Additionally, they must have expertise in federal government EEO programs and at least 5 years of experience in various EEO-related areas.

The Senior Strategic Planner will drive brand and business strategies, manage client workshops, conduct audience research, develop creative briefs, provide strategic oversight, and support new business opportunities while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Senior NEPA Manager will lead the preparation of multidisciplinary NEPA documents, specifically focusing on Environmental Assessments (EAs) and Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) for federal projects. The role requires 15 years of experience and may involve managing projects in nuclear engineering and clean energy sectors.

The Director of Market Development will lead efforts to grow Electra's customer base for their eSTOL aircraft, focusing on market strategies, relationship building, and collaboration with commercial and governmental agencies. Responsibilities include developing business expansion strategies, engaging with customers, and creating marketing materials while ensuring the implementation of business development strategy.

The Supply Chain Specialist at Gotion, Inc. is responsible for developing purchasing strategies, managing supplier relationships, conducting evaluations, negotiating contracts, and optimizing inventory levels to enhance supply chain efficiency. This role requires collaboration with internal teams and a deep understanding of the manufacturing process, particularly for battery technologies.

The Logistics Compliance Manager will enhance workplace safety through compliance with OSHA, FMCSR, DOT, and EPA regulations. This role involves designing safety training programs, conducting risk assessments, managing accident investigations, and developing employee wellness initiatives. The manager will partner with stakeholders to support safety goals and maintain effective compliance standards.