Top Operations Manager Jobs

The Documentation Coordinator prepares compliant documents for US customs clearance, prioritizes daily responsibilities, and ensures timely submission of shipment documentation. They assist clients with invoicing queries and handle alerts from customers, maintaining compliance with state laws and company policies.

The Procurement Contracts Manager will negotiate various procurement contracts, manage vendor relationships, oversee the contract lifecycle, improve purchasing processes, develop procurement policies, and collaborate with multiple teams to ensure efficient transaction processing.

The Supply Chain Specialist will manage warehouse operations, control inventory, and oversee material enrollment processes. The role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams, vendor management, shipping coordination, and maintaining accurate master data. Strong customer support and operational efficiency are essential, along with adherence to safety regulations in a cGMP environment.

The Global Supply Manager will oversee supply chain readiness for manufacturing, ensuring timely delivery from suppliers, managing inventory levels, and collaborating with engineering and manufacturing for sourcing activities. Responsibilities include PO management, supplier performance tracking, and resolving invoicing issues.

Seeking a CFO possible co-founder for a startup focused on football travel experiences, requiring access to capital and startup experience. Responsibilities include managing exclusive ticket deals and building a social network and messaging platform. Ideal candidates have experience in crypto, fintech, and international structures, among other areas.

The Senior Manager, Contracts & Budgets will drive contract negotiations, oversee budget development for new business, lead grant analysis, and mentor a team. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders to align commercial contracts with business goals while ensuring process improvements in budgeting and grant calculations.

The Expeditor will collaborate with suppliers and the IPTs to mitigate downtime caused by part shortages. This role involves assisting in materials planning and purchasing activities to meet the Master Schedule requirements, and supporting buyers with purchase order preparations, invoice issues, and supplier returns.