Top Operations Jobs

The Fund Operations Analyst supports fund operations including oversight of service providers, managing day-to-day responsibilities, and assisting with regulatory filings and reporting.

Plan and execute software roll-outs, prepare deployment and test plans, manage support team and application network, ensure release controls, validate packaging, coordinate IT Operations, and communicate releases to stakeholders.

Own and scale end-to-end payment operations (ACH, wires, RTP, FedNow, checks): triage and resolve payment issues, build automation and dashboards (Retool, SQL, Python, JavaScript), document playbooks, partner cross-functionally, and identify operational risks and process improvements.

Accountable for operations performance at the Denver site, leading customer service, planning, purchasing, inventory management, and logistics. Drive continuous improvement and manage teams across multiple functions.

The Operations Manager leads capabilities development and operational support for a government contract, overseeing processes and team performance to enhance program objectives.

The Operations Chief leads operational planning and coordination for public health emergency responses, ensuring readiness for national security missions.

The Operations Coordinator will manage logistics, coordinate projects, assist with administrative tasks, and supervise team members to ensure efficient daily operations.

The Operations Lead will manage internal systems, solve critical problems, implement scalable processes, and support various teams and functions as the company grows.

The VP of Operations will develop operational strategies, oversee infrastructure execution, lead cross-functional teams, and ensure compliance and performance management in a startup energy venture.

Own end-to-end product logistics for beta deployments: build physical data and demo environments, ship and service robots, manage vendors and budgets, and coordinate cross-functional hardware, product, and ML teams to scale operations.

The Business Operations Associate will manage communications, streamline processes, and improve operational efficiency across various teams in a high-paced environment.

Oversee day-to-day administrative operations for the Gordon Center, supervise and train office staff, develop processes and internal controls, manage budgets and purchasing, provide high-level executive support (calendar, travel, correspondence), prepare reports and presentations, coordinate meetings and events, and support development/donor initiatives.

Embed with sales, underwriting, and operations to identify high-leverage friction, run day-to-day operational work, and rapidly build AI-driven automations and internal tools. Instrument outcomes with SQL and dashboards, translate operational pain into product requirements, and ship prototypes to production while measuring business impact.

The Operations Program Manager oversees operations execution from development through manufacturing, coordinating logistics, quality control, and supply chain to ensure efficient product scaling.

The Business Manager will oversee finance, IT, and operations during a transition, improve workflows, manage budgets, and coordinate technology migrations.

The Operations Manager II will oversee daily operations, coordinate program teams, manage resources, support mission readiness, and report on performance.

The Live Operations Specialist monitors autonomous vehicles in real-time, ensures safety and compliance, documents interventions, and participates in operational improvement sessions.

The Operations Assistant will support daily office functions, coordinate internal projects, assist in event planning, manage communications, and maintain office supplies.

As an Operations Analyst, the role involves reviewing and classifying autonomous vehicle events, ensuring adherence to policies, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

As an Operations Manager, you will supervise staff, coordinate with sales and customers, manage inventory and costs, and identify improvement needs.

The Collision Operations Specialist oversees center operations, manages risk, develops teammates, analyzes financial performance, and ensures quality vehicle repairs.

The Collision Operations Specialist oversees center operations, focusing on risk management, financial performance, teammate development, and compliance with industry standards.

The Operations Manager will oversee daily operations, manage staff, improve efficiency and safety protocols, and maintain inventory organization.

As Data Operations Lead, you'll manage the data operations platform, oversee workforce management, drive user acquisition, and improve QA processes.

The Operations Coordinator supports daily school operations, assists with attendance, manages supplies, ensures school safety, and provides general support during arrival and dismissal.