Top Remote Operations & Support Jobs in San Antonio, TX

Coordinate daily office and workplace operations, including front desk services, visitor management, facilities, safety, events, purchasing, vendors, inventory, fleet records, company housing, and guest support. Manage invoices, budgets, mail, communications, onboarding setups, and administrative processes while partnering with employees, leadership, vendors, and cross-functional teams. Provide occasional after-hours support and continuously improve workplace operations.

Supports building permit applications and administrative operations by reviewing documents, maintaining accurate records, tracking emails and submissions, researching requirements, following up with stakeholders, identifying errors, escalating issues, and managing deadlines across multiple projects. The role requires strong organization, communication, initiative, accountability, and comfort with repetitive administrative work, government processes, permitting software, AI tools, and spreadsheets.

Leads the company’s IT function, directing multidisciplinary teams across IT operations, security, cloud infrastructure, Microsoft 365, SaaS applications, and end-user services. Executes the CTO’s technology roadmap, advances ITSM/ITIL maturity, maintains business continuity, oversees vendors and procurement, supports compliance, manages budgets, and provides executive reporting. The Director also recruits and develops the IT organization, partners with software engineering and people operations, and ensures secure, reliable, scalable technology services across affiliated companies.

Provides Tier 1 help desk and customer support for SBA loan processing systems. Assists staff, borrowers, and lenders with applications, document uploads, online forms, and technical issues through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Reviews and routes inquiries, verifies application completeness, identifies missing or duplicate information, protects confidential data, and escalates issues appropriately. Maintains responsive service in a remote, federal-program environment while following security, privacy, VPN, and service-level requirements.

Leads and develops NOC engineers, oversees daily network operations, ensures SLA performance, and coordinates responses to major incidents and escalations. The supervisor distributes workloads, monitors metrics, communicates with clients and leadership, conducts post-incident reviews, improves runbooks and processes, and identifies automation opportunities. The role requires technical team leadership, strong networking and systems knowledge, effective incident management, and occasional after-hours support.

Support new and existing VIP clients through onboarding, answer program questions, coordinate coach-client assignments, resolve issues, and maintain engagement. Identify retention, renewal, and program expansion opportunities while providing responsive, empathetic service. Collaborate with customer success, coaching, leadership, and operations teams, participate in required meetings, and support clients through email, phone, and text.

Leads end-to-end operational execution across multiple federal government contract programs and distributed teams. Owns delivery performance, customer outcomes, workforce management, P&L, revenue, margin, forecasting, risk management, and operational readiness. Establishes operating cadence and accountability for Program Managers, drives corrective actions and program recovery, develops operational leaders, and partners with Finance, Contracts, Compliance, Growth, and Proposals on delivery, capture, and recompete success.

Provide technical support for Lucidworks Fusion, helping customers configure search systems and troubleshoot complex issues across Lucene, Solr, and distributed technologies. Create knowledge-base content, collaborate with Engineering and Customer Success, communicate customer feedback, and identify opportunities for additional products and services. The role includes 24/7/365 on-call participation and supports U.S. government customers.

Own the analytical function for a core business area such as growth, product, AI and automation, or strategic partnerships. Define business problems, metrics, reports, analyses, and experiments; generate actionable insights; influence leadership decisions; and drive initiatives through execution. The role requires strong first-principles thinking, independent data analysis, persuasive communication, and ownership of ambiguous, high-impact problems.

Coordinate staffing and resource planning across engagements and teams, monitor utilization and capacity, identify staffing gaps, facilitate scheduling discussions, and support workforce forecasting. Maintain resource data, train colleagues on scheduling tools, manage reassignments, and partner with leaders to align employee skills and development goals with business needs. The role also supports international teams, process improvements, reporting, and ad hoc workforce planning projects.