Top Senior Level Operations Manager Jobs

The Senior Community Manager will develop and execute strategies for community engagement aligned with marketing objectives. Responsibilities include managing social media interactions, analyzing community metrics, collaborating with content teams, mentoring other managers, handling community events, and responding to trends in community sentiment and technology.

Responsible for reviewing, drafting, and negotiating various commercial agreements, providing legal advice on employment law, developing compliance programs, managing intellectual property, and assisting with mergers and acquisitions.

The Manager of Sourcing and Product Development oversees the product development process, manages vendor relationships, and ensures product quality. This role involves executing a global sourcing strategy, participating in line reviews, and monitoring production in the Americas, while also focusing on efficiency and cost management.

The SOC Manager oversees the Security Operations Center team, ensuring world-class service delivery while managing security incidents and mentoring staff. They lead post-incident reviews, validate security operations against customer requirements, and communicate effectively with customer IT teams. Key responsibilities include incident investigation, analysis of network security breaches, and development of security training for staff.

As General Manager, you will oversee daily operations of multiple locations, managing a team of over 15 staff. You will drive customer experience, sales, and operational excellence while managing P&L and performance metrics. Your role includes team building, sales strategies, and financial oversight to maximize profitability.

The Legal Executive Assistant will manage the administrative and project support for senior-level legal operations, including calendar management, document creation, meeting coordination, and logistical arrangements for events. The role requires extensive organization, communication skills, and the ability to maintain confidentiality while assisting the legal department with various tasks and projects.

The Manager of Scheduling oversees and coordinates production schedules across multiple manufacturing sites, ensuring efficient resource utilization and alignment with company objectives. Responsibilities include developing schedules, allocating resources, collaborating with cross-functional teams, continuous improvement, risk management, reporting, and communication.