Top Operations Manager Jobs

The Federal Capture Manager will develop capture strategies for securing government contracts while collaborating with sales, marketing, and other teams. Responsibilities include leading the bid proposal process, aligning opportunities with corporate strategies, and engaging with customers and stakeholders. The role requires strong leadership, strategic planning, and proactive communication skills as the Capture Manager works to build winning teams and rapport with federal agencies.

The NPI Buyer Planner manages supply chain activities for new product launches, ensuring inventory builds and sustaining availability. Responsibilities include creating purchase orders, managing sourcing and procurement, resolving invoice issues, collaborating with suppliers and internal teams, and participating in process improvement projects.

The Senior Paralegal, Investments will support the legal team in managing real estate transactions, including investments, joint ventures, and financings. Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing legal documents, conducting due diligence, coordinating with stakeholders for legal compliance, and maintaining detailed transaction records.

The Entry Level Management Trainee will learn and utilize direct sales techniques, present product features to customers, and maintain relationships with client accounts. Responsibilities include reporting sales metrics, coaching team members, and attending training sessions, all while providing outstanding customer service.

Junior Management Assistants plan and execute marketing and sales campaigns, manage promotions, coordinate staff, and oversee distribution of promotional materials. They also meet with clients, handle territory mapping, and ensure communication and training are effective within the team.

The Apps Content and Operations Manager will manage daily operations of e.l.f. Beauty's app and social commerce channels, develop and execute content strategy, collaborate with creative teams, analyze performance metrics, and identify marketplace expansion opportunities.

As a Category Manager at Quench, you will lead the strategic development of go-to-market (GTM) strategies and operational execution. You'll assess new business opportunities and craft strategies in collaboration with senior leaders, translating them into actionable objectives for stakeholders. This role involves managing cross-functional teams to ensure seamless product rollouts and foster collaborative success across the company.