Top Operations Manager Jobs

The Escalation Manager oversees escalation management for SaaS customers, ensuring excellent customer support by collaborating with teams, monitoring service level agreements, and improving processes. They build strong relationships with customers and provide input on technical needs, while also tracking progress of support cases and guiding implementation handoffs.

The Head of Global Total Rewards will design and implement global compensation programs, ensuring alignment with industry standards and promoting a high-performance culture. Responsibilities include developing compensation strategies, managing benefits packages, and maintaining compliance with regulations across various countries. The role involves collaboration with internal stakeholders to ensure equitable compensation practices.

The Ads Solutions Manager at Instacart will lead the adoption and integration of advertising solutions on AI-powered smart carts, connecting brands with retailers. Responsibilities include facilitating partnerships, educating sales teams, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize go-to-market strategies for in-store advertising.

The Operations Generalist will support sales and marketing functions by maintaining data integrity, producing reports and analytics, assisting with sales performance tracking, and managing go-to-market tech stack operations. The role requires attention to detail and collaboration with team members to improve processes.

The SDR Manager will lead and develop the Sales Development Representative team, focusing on generating demos and creating opportunities for the Account Executives. Responsibilities include hiring, training, managing outbound strategies, monitoring performance, and improving sales development KPIs.

The Senior Director of Risk Management will lead the insurance program and risk management strategy at HopSkipDrive, enhancing the claims handling process, developing risk management objectives, and promoting awareness across the organization. This role includes managing relationships with insurance brokers and advisors, quantifying risks, and preparing senior leadership reports.

The Office Manager will manage front desk operations, greet visitors, handle incoming calls, organize office supplies, maintain work areas, schedule events, and assist executives with travel arrangements and record-keeping.