Top Operations Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

The Senior Workforce Management Analyst develops and implements workforce management strategies to optimize staffing models, enhance efficiency, and drive continuous improvement. Key responsibilities include leading process improvements, delivering data-driven insights, managing cross-functional projects, mentoring junior staff, and overseeing social media reporting metrics.

The Senior Olefins/NGL Manager will develop supply strategies, manage olefin and NGL markets, analyze supply and demand forecasts, negotiate supply agreements, and drive continuous improvement through teamwork and stakeholder collaboration.

As a Senior Associate Consultant, you will manage project aspects, lead teams, conduct data analysis, and build client relationships. Your role will focus on delivering client solutions through research and process mapping, while presenting findings effectively. You'll work closely with executives and provide strategic insights to improve business processes.

The Account Manager at Transportation Insight will manage client relationships, analyze data for cost-saving opportunities, oversee carrier performance, and communicate interdepartmentally. Responsibilities include conducting monthly client reviews, documenting tool usage, and training logistics analysts while aiming for organic revenue growth.

The Contracts & Strategic Sourcing Manager at LiveRamp oversees supplier and partner contracts, negotiating terms and managing the CLM tool while collaborating with stakeholders across departments. The role requires extensive experience in spend management, strategic sourcing, and contract management, focusing on cost optimization and risk management.

The Enrollment Coordinator manages the onboarding and credentialing process for healthcare providers, ensuring compliance with payer requirements, maintaining credentialing documents, and addressing issues that arise during the credentialing process. They liaise with various stakeholders, track applications, conduct payer research, and generate necessary credentials and reports, while remaining adaptable to the needs of new facilities and services.

The Mechanical Supervisor II oversees the installation, assembly, maintenance, and repair of machinery, including precision machines and conveyor systems. They manage a team, ensuring compliance with blueprints and safety standards, while also supporting inventory control. The role requires substantial physical activity and travel, alongside the ability to read schematics and communicate effectively with the project team.