Top Operations Manager Jobs in Tucson, AZ

In the Underwriting Supervisor role at OneDigital, you will lead a team, manage escalated underwriting issues, participate in meetings, assist in staff training, and oversee performance reviews. You will be responsible for identifying operational gaps, improving processes, and maintaining procedural documentation to enhance productivity.

The Site Operations Specialist manages day-to-day asset management and ensures delivery of services under a managed services contract. Responsibilities include monitoring SLAs, maintaining client relationships, implementing operational improvements, managing inventory and consumables, and providing reporting and client support.

The Market Development Agronomist serves as a local agronomy expert, driving product demand and creating new market opportunities through customer training and technical expertise. They collaborate with sales teams, provide agronomic training, and facilitate market insights to enhance revenue growth and customer engagement.

The Demand Planner at Indorama Ventures coordinates with a cross-functional team to generate demand forecasts for the US market. Responsibilities include tracking forecast accuracy, participating in IBP meetings, and monitoring KPIs to ensure effective forecasting and inventory management.

The Senior Total Rewards Manager at Exodus is responsible for developing and optimizing Total Rewards programs globally, including compensation, equity, and benefits. They will lead compensation review cycles, collaborate with recruiting teams, analyze market trends, and ensure compliance with regulations. The role includes building reporting tools and dashboards to facilitate data-driven decision-making.

As an Incident Responder, you will investigate cloud incidents, perform proactive threat hunting, collaborate with customer teams, and develop response methodologies. You'll contribute to enhancing incident response detections based on real-world experiences and deliver professional reports of findings.

The EHS Coordinator is responsible for supporting and managing Safety and Health programs, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations, coordinating risk management efforts, conducting safety training, and implementing safety policies and inspections within the plant.