Top Remote Operations & Support Jobs in Jacksonville, FL

Manage and prioritize a high-volume scheduling queue for provider operations. Coordinate calendars and appointments, communicate with reporters and internal teams, document updates accurately, handle last-minute changes, complete timely follow-ups, and escalate issues when needed. The role requires dependable attendance, strong organization, clear communication, and comfort using scheduling platforms, ticketing systems, and cloud-based tools. It is fully remote but requires Pacific Time availability from Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Leads revenue operations across the full customer lifecycle, owning forecasting, pipeline analytics, GTM systems, CRM governance, customer health scoring, planning infrastructure, and revenue reporting. Partners with Sales, Marketing, Finance, Energy Markets, and Customer Success to improve productivity, standardize processes, connect contracted value to realized revenue, and surface risks and opportunities. Manages a team spanning sales productivity, analytics, and operations.

Owns revenue operations across Amazon, third-party marketplaces, retail partners, MAP compliance, and HCP sales. Responsibilities include marketplace catalog and promotion management, inventory monitoring, reseller enforcement, retail onboarding, purchase order processing, workflow and SOP development, reporting, and cross-functional coordination with Sales, Finance, Marketing, Supply Chain, Legal, and external partners.

Own and modernize Boulevard’s corporate IT environment, including identity, access, endpoints, SaaS applications, device management, onboarding, offboarding, and service delivery. Build scalable operating standards, automation, governance, documentation, metrics, and self-service workflows. Resolve complex technical issues, manage vendors, lead IT programs, and partner with Security, People, Finance, Legal, Engineering, and business leaders on compliance, continuity, and technology strategy.

Serve as the Chief Growth Officer’s strategic operator, leading GTM execution across Sales, Marketing, Channel, Customer Success, Product, and Finance. Own revenue operations, pricing, deal governance, forecasting, territory and quota planning, data unification, HubSpot architecture, executive dashboards, pipeline optimization, and Q2C processes. Manage a HubSpot Administrator, improve commercial analytics, establish operating cadence, and deploy AI-enabled workflows across the GTM technology stack.

Supports Department of Veterans Affairs technology modernization and legacy system decommissioning by conducting current-state analysis, stakeholder interviews, capability assessments, and data-flow analysis. Develops user stories, business rules, future-state processes, gap assessments, solution options, and client documentation. Contributes to product design and development while maintaining strong client and team relationships. Requires five years of relevant experience, analytical and communication skills, Microsoft Suite proficiency, and eligibility for Public Trust clearance.

Provide first-line customer support for EV charging infrastructure issues. Investigate charger logs and histories, troubleshoot and resolve common problems, onboard customers and chargers, establish OCPP and cellular connections, reproduce and escalate bugs, coordinate with charger and vehicle OEMs, and develop support runbooks. The role requires clear communication, autonomy, technical problem-solving, and experience with ticketing platforms and AI tools.

Create and optimize customer-facing FAQs, Help Center content, SOPs, macros, and workflow documentation. Structure and tag knowledge for AI, LLM, and semantic-search retrieval; collaborate with support, product, and subject-matter teams; and monitor knowledge adoption and search effectiveness. The intake update additionally describes a remote full-stack development project using Kotlin, Java, Ruby, React, architecture, implementation, production support, and Agile/Scrum practices.

One-year internship program for junior and senior students pursuing a master's degree or current master's students. Interns complete meaningful projects related to their majors, collaborate with professionals, develop career skills, and work part-time during the academic year and full-time during summer. Positions span business, technology, engineering, finance, marketing, HR, sales, supply chain, and other disciplines.

Provide professional Japanese-English interpretation for healthcare-related calls from a home-based setting. Accurately convey meaning, follow interpreter protocols, handle specialized medical vocabulary, explain cultural nuances, complete training, and communicate with team leaders. Requires fluency in both languages, at least one year of interpretation experience, strong listening and memory skills, reliable wired internet, a USB headset, and Windows 10 or Mac.