Top Senior Level Operations Manager Jobs

The Senior Manager, Supply Chain Planning will oversee demand forecast, master scheduling, and distribution planning of finished goods. The role includes developing process improvements, managing a team, addressing supply chain risks, and driving continuous improvement initiatives using lean and Six Sigma principles.

The Senior Manager of Field Reimbursement develops solutions for reimbursement issues, educates healthcare providers on payer issues and authorization processes, and collaborates with stakeholders to enhance patient access to therapies. They travel to healthcare offices to resolve complex coverage problems, monitor industry trends, and inform strategy based on customer insights.

The Category Leadership Manager is responsible for managing space management projects, leading category shelf design, collaborating with sales partners, and conducting analytical projects to optimize shelf space for increased revenue and customer convenience. They guide analysts in data collection and ensure effective execution of retail plans.

The Senior Manager, GTM Effectiveness will lead initiatives focusing on training programs that enhance go-to-market strategies by collaborating with sales, customer success, and marketing teams. Responsibilities include planning high-impact training, aligning go-to-market effectiveness with company strategy, identifying development needs, and ensuring program adoption among sellers and customer success representatives.

The Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing daily production and maintenance operations, ensuring quality and efficiency are met while managing costs. This role involves staff coordination, budget management, training, and ensuring safety compliance, aiming to meet production goals and enhance machine reliability.

As a Sr. Commercial Title Examiner, you will search and examine titles for commercial properties, perform title examinations for complex orders, abstract and analyze legal records, and provide underwriting interpretations. You will also support less experienced team members and manage customer interactions as necessary.

The Dispensary General Manager oversees daily retail operations, including staffing, training, inventory management, and compliance. They ensure a positive customer experience by leading and developing a motivated team, maintaining store scheduling, executing company policies, and driving revenue while managing costs. Additionally, they handle cash management and perform inventory audits.