Top Operations Jobs

The Senior Business Operations Analyst gathers and documents business requirements, manages small projects, collaborates with teams, and supports testing and implementation processes.

Lead global IT infrastructure and operations including cloud, networks, servers, telephony, and endpoint management. Drive ITIL-aligned service management, cloud migrations, infrastructure-as-code, vendor management, SLAs, budgets, and a multi-year modernization roadmap while scaling a distributed support organization.

Lead CorVel's liability claims strategy and operations, driving P&L performance, staffing, compliance, and market growth. Partner with Product, Sales, and support functions, represent the company externally, oversee Liability Claim Hubs, and lead strategic projects, training, and client-facing sales/RFP efforts.

The Senior Director of Operations will streamline processes, manage projects, and enhance efficiency while overseeing administrative and operational functions within the firm.

Oversee finance operations, ensure compliance, manage a team, improve processes, implement technology initiatives, and collaborate with auditors and vendors.

The Operations Coordinator manages assessment systems and quality improvement activities, coordinates data entry, generates reports, and facilitates team projects.

As an Operations Analyst, manage accounts, perform reconciliations, quality control checks, and communicate with clients and vendors. Drive process improvement and collaborate within the team.

The Office & Operations Coordinator manages office tasks including basic accounting, HR support, office management, and executive assistance, ensuring smooth operations.

Senior executive with full P&L ownership responsible for operational excellence, financial performance, and growth of a multi-customer division. Leads multi-site operations (~10+ facilities, 1,500+ employees), drives KPIs, continuous improvement (Lean/Six Sigma), customer executive relationships, business development, and talent development. Accountable for budgets, compliance, and strategic execution.

The Business Operations role focuses on driving key initiatives for growth, designing processes, financial modeling, and leading cross-functional projects.

Lead and scale support operations by owning service health, partner/vendor management, automation programs, and governance. Drive capacity gains via organizational design, embed LLM-powered tools, partner with engineering and data teams, set standards, and replace one-off fixes with reusable systems to improve productivity, quality, and cost-to-serve.

Provide hands-on on-site support for club hardware and customers: troubleshoot machines and connectivity, manage inventory and shipping, coordinate repairs, surface product feedback to engineering, and assist with daily operations and ad-hoc customer-facing projects.

The Business Operations Manager will oversee operational tasks, handle strategic projects, and ensure efficient administration at Goodfire, requiring a strong technical background.

Two-year rotational program for veterans supporting a Line of Business by executing tactical plans, project and data management, statistical analysis, reporting, and relationship-building. Participants leverage military experience, attend program events, collaborate with partners, and contribute to high-visibility projects impacting clients and associates.

Support business development and company operations by managing scheduling, triaging communications, preparing research, tracking action items, coordinating travel and visitor logistics, and owning special projects to ensure partners, vendors, and internal teams follow through.

The Operations Associate performs medical device assembly, inspects products, verifies orders, prepares shipments, and adheres to safety standards. Overtime may be required.

The Director of GTM Operations will lead the infrastructure for the go-to-market engine, optimizing processes across Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success while ensuring operational excellence and data-driven decisions.

The CRM Operations Coordinator manages the end-to-end execution of CRM campaigns, analyzes performance, and documents operational improvements. They collaborate with marketing and product teams, requiring operational autonomy and precision in CRM management.

The Sr Staff Product Operations Manager will lead operational orchestration, investment intelligence, synthesis of ambiguity, and systems transformation for product lifecycle and GTM strategy.

Manage branch operations to ensure safety, service quality, and process compliance. Support Branch Manager on financial goals, staffing, training, performance management, fleet and rental operations, and customer communication. Optimize processes, oversee daily workflows, and be available for emergency customer or facility needs.

Lead and manage yard and facility operations, staff hiring/training, scheduling, cash handling, inventory, vendor contracts, and maintenance. Ensure company process compliance, strong customer service, safety protocols, and positive employee relations. Occasionally travel to other locations and respond to facility alarms; perform additional assigned duties.

Lead and manage day-to-day delivery of human services contracts, oversee staffing, compliance, budgets, training, client relationships, reporting, and operational performance to meet contract goals.

Lead and stabilize IT operations, transition to a secure cloud-based Microsoft/Azure environment, reduce vendor dependence, modernize helpdesk and device management, drive workflow automation and systems integration, manage vendors and internal IT staff, and ensure cybersecurity posture and documentation.

Provide hands-on IT support at the Cape Canaveral Launch Complex and Launch Control Center. Maintain and troubleshoot workstations, AV, peripherals, networking, user access, endpoint security, and low-voltage cabling. Prepare systems for operational readiness, support deployments and migrations, manage assets and documentation, and collaborate with engineering and operations teams to ensure reliable launch-site technology.

Dispatchers assign loads, monitor routes and driver hours, ensure DOT compliance and current logs, collect pre/post-trip inspections, create and track work orders, and resolve service issues to complete routes on time.