Strategic Operations Associate Jobs

Replit is the agentic software creation platform that enables anyone to build applications using natural language. With millions of users worldwide, Replit is democratizing software development by removing traditional barriers to application creation. Role Overview Replit is looking for an experienced Workplace Experience Manager who thrives in fast-paced, high-growth environments and is passionate about creating exceptional workplace experiences. You’ll be the heartbeat of our office operations—managing day-to-day facilities needs, coordinating vendors and landlords, owning events and F&B programs, and leading office planning and moves as we scale. This role is both strategic and hands-on. You will build processes where there are none, improve those that exist, and ensure our physical workspace reflects the speed, creativity, and ambition of Replit. You will manage multiple office events throughout the year from start to finish. You will also support the needs of smaller regional locations to ensure that all our Replit team members have a great experience. What You’ll Do Oversee daily office operations, ensuring a clean, safe, and productive environment for all employees and visitors. Serve as the primary point of contact for building management and landlords; manage communication, access, maintenance requests, and building compliance. Develop and maintain workplace policies, procedures, and documentation. Partner with internal stakeholders (People, Sales, Leadership) to plan and execute year round in-office events, such as team offsites, community meetups, celebrations, all-hands, and external guest visits. Manage event logistics including space planning, A/V coordination, catering, and vendor oversight. Oversee daily Food & Beverage operations including snacks, beverages, catered meals, and special event catering. Evaluate usage patterns, manage budgets, and optimize programs for employee satisfaction and efficiency. Support workspace planning, including

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role Palantir’s in‑house legal team works to proactively address legal issues so that Palantir can continue to drive positive impact in the world. As Corporate Counsel, you will serve as a key advisor on corporate governance and securities matters, leveraging your public company experience to ensure our compliance and support our growth as a public company. You will take ownership of critical areas such as investment management, trading compliance, strategic transactions, corporate governance, and public company reporting. In addition, you’ll play a central role in structuring, implementing, and administering equity compensation plans for employees globally, collaborating with cross-functional teams to align our equity programs with Palantir’s mission and values. This is a high-impact role where you will consistently work cross-functionally and with leadership teams (including the Chief Financial Officer, Chief Accounting Officer, and Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Legal Officer), and will translate complex legal requirements into clear communications and actionable strategies that support Palantir’s continued innovation and success as a public company. In this role, you will join a team that values broad-based experience and a relentless drive to learn quickly in a dynamic environment. We prioritize practical solutions and outcomes that ensure compliance with public company requirements while maximizing benefits for our employee base and advancing Palantir’s mission. Your ability to adapt, think creatively, and work collaboratively will be essential as you take on complex issues and transactions.

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role Palantir’s in‑house legal team works to proactively address legal issues so that Palantir can continue to drive positive impact in the world. As Corporate Counsel, you will serve as a key advisor on corporate governance and securities matters, leveraging your public company experience to ensure our compliance and support our growth as a public company. You will take ownership of critical areas such as investment management, trading compliance, strategic transactions, corporate governance, and public company reporting. In addition, you’ll play a central role in structuring, implementing, and administering equity compensation plans for employees globally, collaborating with cross-functional teams to align our equity programs with Palantir’s mission and values. This is a high-impact role where you will consistently work cross-functionally and with leadership teams (including the Chief Financial Officer, Chief Accounting Officer, and Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Legal Officer), and will translate complex legal requirements into clear communications and actionable strategies that support Palantir’s continued innovation and success as a public company. In this role, you will join a team that values broad-based experience and a relentless drive to learn quickly in a dynamic environment. We prioritize practical solutions and outcomes that ensure compliance with public company requirements while maximizing benefits for our employee base and advancing Palantir’s mission. Your ability to adapt, think creatively, and work collaboratively will be essential as you take on complex issues and transactions.

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role Palantir’s in‑house legal team works to proactively address legal issues so that Palantir can continue to drive positive impact in the world. As Corporate Counsel, you will serve as a key advisor on corporate governance and securities matters, leveraging your public company experience to ensure our compliance and support our growth as a public company. You will take ownership of critical areas such as investment management, trading compliance, strategic transactions, corporate governance, and public company reporting. In addition, you’ll play a central role in structuring, implementing, and administering equity compensation plans for employees globally, collaborating with cross-functional teams to align our equity programs with Palantir’s mission and values. This is a high-impact role where you will consistently work cross-functionally and with leadership teams (including the Chief Financial Officer, Chief Accounting Officer, and Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Legal Officer), and will translate complex legal requirements into clear communications and actionable strategies that support Palantir’s continued innovation and success as a public company. In this role, you will join a team that values broad-based experience and a relentless drive to learn quickly in a dynamic environment. We prioritize practical solutions and outcomes that ensure compliance with public company requirements while maximizing benefits for our employee base and advancing Palantir’s mission. Your ability to adapt, think creatively, and work collaboratively will be essential as you take on complex issues and transactions.

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role The People Partner team is dedicated to driving business outcomes by cultivating a highly effective and engaged workforce in partnership with key business leaders. We work closely with all teams and at all levels to improve talent development, manage performance, and facilitate feedback across the organization. We help empower Palantirians to be as effective and impactful as possible. People Partners work at both the strategic and tactical level. On any given day, we're designing new, scalable programs and frameworks, advising organizations on how to develop a culture of feedback, and iterating on how we can improve our efficacy as a team. People Partners regularly strike a balance between upside maximization initiatives (employee growth and development) and downside mitigation (performance, employee relations, etc.). We're involved in all the key moments of an employee's life cycle which results in a wide breadth of responsibilities and opportunities.

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role Product Reliability Engineers (PREs) are responsible for the health, performance, and stability of the services that power services at Palantir. PREs take ownership over the entire end-to-end cycle of service reliability, from responding to outages to improving codebases and building lasting solutions. You will tackle critical issues for key customers, introduce observability into complex systems, address tech debt in essential codebases, and inform strategic investments in core products. We are looking for engineers who enjoy deep-dive troubleshooting, feel strong ownership over the problems they encounter, and recognize the urgency of customer-facing outages. PREs spend the majority of their time on forward-looking product work, including but not limited to, infrastructure migrations, product contributions to improve stability and observability, and codebase enhancements that increase resilience. During periodic on-call shifts, we respond to automated alerts, investigate issues reported by customers, and share technical expertise with adjacent product teams. Whatever the technical issue or question about your service is, you'll play a central and critical role in resolving it, seeking not just a one-time fix, but a permanent solution. We provide new team members with an experienced mentor and a clear onboarding framework to set them up for success in the role.

A World-Changing Company Palantir builds the world’s leading software for data-driven decisions and operations. By bringing the right data to the people who need it, our platforms empower our partners to develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions, locate missing children, and more. The Role Product Reliability Engineers (PREs) are responsible for the health, performance, and stability of the services that power services at Palantir. PREs take ownership over the entire end-to-end cycle of service reliability, from responding to outages to improving codebases and building lasting solutions. You will tackle critical issues for key customers, introduce observability into complex systems, address tech debt in essential codebases, and inform strategic investments in core products. We are looking for engineers who enjoy deep-dive troubleshooting, feel strong ownership over the problems they encounter, and recognize the urgency of customer-facing outages. PREs spend the majority of their time on forward-looking product work, including but not limited to, infrastructure migrations, product contributions to improve stability and observability, and codebase enhancements that increase resilience. During periodic on-call shifts, we respond to automated alerts, investigate issues reported by customers, and share technical expertise with adjacent product teams. Whatever the technical issue or question about your service is, you'll play a central and critical role in resolving it, seeking not just a one-time fix, but a permanent solution. We provide new team members with an experienced mentor and a clear onboarding framework to set them up for success in the role.

As our Accounts Receivable Manager, Marketplace, you will lead the financial operations for our rapidly expanding cloud marketplace ecosystem (AWS, Azure, and GCP). This is a strategic backfill for a key leadership role within our Global Order-to-Cash organization. You will own the daily financial operations of MongoDB’s cloud marketplace business across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Ensure seamless integration between partner portals and internal finance systems while safeguarding transaction accuracy, revenue integrity, and operational continuity. Proactively identify risks and implement scalable solutions as transaction volumes grow. Based in our Gurugram office, you will sit at the intersection of Finance, Sales Operations, and Cloud Engineering. You aren't just managing a ledger; you are managing the financial health of our most critical growth channel, ensuring that high-volume marketplace transactions are billed accurately and collected with surgical precision. What You’ll Do (Day-to-Day) Marketplace Operations Leadership: Serve as the functional successor in managing MongoDB’s cloud marketplace presence. Oversee the daily flow of transactions through AWS, Azure, and GCP, ensuring seamless integration between partner portals and internal finance systems Accounts Receivable Supervision: Maintain rigorous oversight of the AR lifecycle for the marketplace portfolio. This includes supervising the accuracy of invoices, monitoring aging reports, and ensuring that payouts are reconciled daily against recognized revenue Lead end-to-end AR lifecycle management for the marketplace portfolio: Oversee invoice accuracy and completeness to maintain reliable financial records, monitor aging accounts and drive a proactive collections strategy to optimize cash flow, meet/exceed assigned cash targets on a monthly and quarterly basis & participate actively in month-end and close activities, including reporting. Cash Application & Reconciliation Excellence: Ensure timely and accu

About the Team We are a small and fast-moving partnerships team that shapes and executes OpenAI’s most strategic collaborations in India. We work at the intersection of product, growth, and market expansion to build impactful relationships that accelerate adoption and unlock new use cases for OpenAI’s technologies. The team partners closely with product, engineering, research, marketing, finance, legal, and operations to design and deliver partnerships that scale OpenAI’s presence and relevance across diverse markets. Our focus is on establishing long-term strategic partners and driving sustainable growth through integrated, high-impact product experiences across consumer and B2B offerings in the region. About the Role As India Product Partnerships Lead, you will lead and scale strategic partnerships primarily in India. You will be responsible for initiating, structuring, and growing partnerships that expand OpenAI’s distribution, deepen user engagement, and accelerate product adoption across the region. This role requires strong commercial judgment, regional market fluency, and the ability to work closely with product teams to translate strategic opportunities into scalable partnership models. You will operate at both strategic and execution levels — shaping partnership strategy while driving concrete outcomes that contribute to OpenAI’s growth. This role is based in Mumbai. You’ll be responsible for: Initiating and scaling strategic partnerships in India that drive user growth, distribution, and adoption for OpenAI’s consumer and B2B offerings. Establishing and managing long-term strategic partners in India, serving as the primary relationship owner and strategic lead. Identifying and executing market-specific growth opportunities such as bundled offerings, embedded distribution, platform integrations, and co-developed product experiences. Shaping joint product strategy with partners by aligning roadmaps, defining shared priorities, and unlocking new use cases tai

Business Solutions Manager improves operational processes and supports critical business strategies by managing the development, implementation, and maintenance of application systems. Leads multiple projects and oversees developers to ensure specifications are met. Provides input to strategic decisions that affect functional areas of responsibility. May give input to developing the budget. Capable of resolving escalated issues arising from operations, which require coordination with other departments or regions. Key responsibilities: Establish and maintain a regional IT strategy supporting plans based on Global IT strategy and needs Identify and help solve problems affecting business solutions and work closely with Global/local IT peers and business stakeholders to analyze business systems and make recommendations for technical and process improvements Work on harmonization of local business processes, aligning with Global business processes Manage IT staff (onsite, remote, in-house, and third-party outsourced teams) and drive both project implementation and daily IT operational support management Collaborate and work closely with the business teams and extended IT teams both globally and regionally (systems analysts, solution architects, developers, security SMEs) to transform business requirements into scalable system solutions Respond quickly to shifting market dynamics and business demands, and when appropriate, work with key leadership to mitigate project or operational risks or to prioritize projects Act as the Japan IT Business Partner to serve as single point of escalation for strategic and critical tactical issues raised by the local and global stakeholders Liaise between Japan, the rest of Asia, and global headquarters to exchange best practices, learn about global trends, and propose new services or features to different functions that could help achieve Japan’s busi

The Senior Enterprise Applications Analyst, Procurement supports the evolution, implementation, and integrity of TaylorMade's Oracle ERP solutions across global procurement and supply chain operations. This role provides functional expertise and day-to-day operational support for Procure-to-Pay (P2P) processes, while partnering with business stakeholders to drive measurable process improvement and align system capabilities with strategic objectives. The analyst supports enterprise initiatives including system upgrades, automation, and cloud migration planning. Essential Functions and Key Responsibilities: Provide day-to-day functional support for Oracle Procurement, including troubleshooting issues and ensuring uninterrupted requisitioning, purchasing, and supplier management operations. Configure and maintain Oracle Procurement setups, including organizational structures, Approval Management Engine (AME), document types, supplier configurations, item and category hierarchies, iProcurement, and profile options. Gather, analyze, and document business requirements using Oracle AIM methodology, and translate them into detailed functional specifications for development. Evaluate existing business processes, identify gaps and improvement opportunities, and recommend Oracle standard solutions that deliver measurable business value, including cost savings, efficiency improvements, and return on investment (ROI). Develop, coordinate, and execute functional, system integration (SIT), user acceptance (UAT), and regression testing activities; perform root cause analysis and resolution of production issues. Support and troubleshoot integrations between Oracl

POSITION SUMMARY: The Manager, Clinical Lab is a key leader in Natera’s lab operations who oversees and directs the development, planning, implementation and maintenance of manufacturing methods, processes and operations for new or existing products and technologies. The Manager works closely with groups to ensure strict compliance with good manufacturing practices and CLIA/CAP guidelines at all times. Ensures the effective use of materials, equipment and employees in producing quality products. Monitor and control staffing / labor, capital expenditures, and manufacturing performance. Develops budget and monitors expenditures. Formulates and recommends manufacturing policies, procedures and programs. Selects, develops and evaluates line-management to ensure the efficient operation of the function. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the direction of Senior lab leadership, and in close collaboration with other Laboratory leadership, this individual provides operational and strategic leadership to laboratory products assigned to the individual. Generates and routinely provides executive-level production/departmental summaries. Monitors workflow and ensures production goals and deadlines are met (e.g. TAT, SLA) Engages in future planning and scales employees and equipment appropriately Gathers and monitors metrics on production deadlines, efficiency, scrap waste, and error rates Monitors the quality control/assurance programs, test results, and equipment (if applicable) Uses metrics in decision-making and to drive changes across the team (e.g. cost reduction, quality improvement) Manages sufficient headcount levels to meet production goals by proactively driving the interview process and managing employee PTO and overtime when necessary. Refines current lab process through continuous improvement projects. Oversees team-specific lab operations. Go-to person when Senior lab leadership is not present; go-to person for knowledge of pr

Treasury is leading a Finance wide capability for an AI-augmented operational model and process for variance analysis; this role will support the execution of that effort, providing key domain expertise and execution support. Day-to-day, the candidate will act as a key business contributor for the OM / AI capability build, supporting the delivery of the variance analysis process — including a prototype to be leveraged across Finance. This includes assisting in the definition of use case requirements, validating outputs, and helping to ensure the resulting tooling is fit for finance-wide reuse. The output of this work will contribute to establishing the reusable OM / AI pattern that subsequent Finance teams will adopt. This role requires an understanding of OM and AI strategic direction of the Finance function, combined with a solid conceptual/practical grounding in Liquidity Operations process. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are required in order to work effectively with internal stakeholders across various levels. Impact reflects professional influence on the business and close interaction with other functions and businesses. Responsibilities • Support the development and implementation of AI tooling to help establish a Finance wide common capability for variance analysis, including daily and periodic identification, root-cause analysis, and escalation of material variances across product, entity, and currency dimensions. • Collaborate within Treasury, across Finance, and with Technology to identify consistent attribution of variance drivers — including intra-day movements, and operational breaks. • Assist in preparing and presenting executive-level commentary and analysis to senior management on progress. • Contribute to the operating model process including supporting the documentation of escalation paths and process flows. Qualifications • 10+ years of experien

Become a part of our caring community We are looking for a highly motivated Senior Technology Leadership professional to join our IT Operations team. You will support the Lead of the Application Operations Center and Enterprise Post Production Validation teams, with a focus on process automation, innovation, and continuous improvement. You will work with both onshore and offshore resources, ensuring in daily tasks, enhancing application support, and driving improvements in monitoring and validation processes. Main Responsibilities: Collaborate with the Lead to provide operational and strategic support for Application Operations Center and Post Production Validation teams. Identify, evaluate, and implement automation opportunities to increase efficiency and reduce manual workload. Drive process innovation by recommending and deploying advanced tools and methodologies for application operations and validation activities. Analyze existing workflows and develop documentation for standard operating procedures and best practices. Oversee daily application support and monitoring activities to ensure system stability, performance, and reliability. Partner with onshore and offshore teams to coordinate task execution and promote consistent adoption of new processes and technologies. Develop and maintain dashboards and reports to track key performance indicators and present findings to leadership. Ensure automation and process improvements comply with organizational standards and regulatory requirements. Facilitate knowledge sharing, training sessions, and change management activities to support team development and successful project implementation. Engage with stakeholders to gather requirements, understand challenges, and communicate progress on automation initiatives. Ability to create

Human Resources Business Partner (Experienced or Senior) Company: The Boeing Company The Boeing Company is seeking an experienced, strategic Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) (Experienced or Senior) to support our manufacturing operations. This role is ideal for a seasoned HR professional who thrives in fast-paced, operational environments and who partners closely with business leaders to shape workforce strategy, drive organizational performance, and enhance employee experience. This is a fully onsite position based in Everett, WA supporting manufacturing operations across shifts. Why This Role Matters As a strategic HR Business Partner, you will influence critical business outcomes by aligning HR strategies with operational goals, advising leaders on workforce planning and change, and serving as a visible HR leader on the manufacturing floor. Your work will help ensure a productive, engaged, and resilient workforce that meets both short‑term needs and long‑term organizational objectives. Position Responsibilities: What You’ll Do Maintain a visible, proactive HR presence on the manufacturing floor to support leaders and employees in real time Provide expert guidance on HR policies, labor relations, performance management, employee development, and change management Identify and address systemic workforce trends and issues by analyzing employee feedback and operational data to inform HR strategy and continuous improvement Lead or support complex employee relations cases, ensuring consistent, equitable, and policy‑aligned resolutions Coach and develop leaders to increase managerial capability, strengthen team performance, and drive engagement Partner with Centers of Exce