Top Operations Manager Jobs

As a Science Partnership Manager, you will manage research collaborations and deliverables, ensuring effective communication and project progress reporting. Your role involves leveraging a deep understanding of soil geochemistry to conduct monitoring and verification of carbon removal projects and to facilitate partnerships with academia and industry.

The Manager of B2B eCommerce Partnerships & Solutions will lead a team focused on growing the business through partnerships with 3rd party marketplaces and eProcurement partners. This role entails developing and executing digital growth strategies, managing key partner relationships, and overseeing eCommerce deployment to drive sales and enhance customer experience.

The Quality Control Supervisor will oversee the QA program, ensuring compliance with quality management standards and regulations. Responsibilities include developing SOPs, conducting audits, training personnel, maintaining QA records, and reporting on QA/QC activities. The role demands a focus on quality and involves liaising with auditors and regulatory personnel.

The Associate Principal will develop optimization methodologies for Axioma products, provide technical guidance to clients, and support research and development of new optimization models. Responsibilities include diagnosing computational issues, producing technical documentation, and communicating methodology to clients.

The Manager, Compensation oversees the design and administration of the organization's compensation programs. Responsibilities include consulting on pay decisions, managing incentive plans, ensuring compliance with compensation regulations, and communicating the total rewards strategy to team members. This role works closely with HR, finance, and business units to align compensation practices with organizational goals.

The Assistant Site Manager aids in supervising operations, manages administrative tasks, assists with hiring and training, ensures compliance with SOPs, and maintains site safety and cleanliness while representing the Site Manager as needed.

The Manager, Supply Chain will oversee planning and scheduling activities for site manufacturing, ensuring efficiency in meeting client demands. Responsibilities include managing manufacturing schedules, driving continuous improvement in material planning processes, and supporting technology and infrastructure activities. This role also involves coaching associates and acting as a subject matter expert in supply chain best practices.