Top Operations Manager Jobs in Madison, WI

The Procurement Manager will oversee purchasing for solar projects, manage vendor relationships, facilitate pricing processes, prepare analytics for project portfolios, support logistics, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. They will track metrics to optimize expenses and coordinate with cross-functional teams to manage project deliveries effectively.

The Group Underwriting Coordinator provides technical support to the underwriting department. Responsibilities include assisting underwriters with proposals, maintaining data records, conducting preliminary underwriting checks, monitoring premium reports, and ensuring documentation is complete.

The Executive Assistant will manage clerical and administrative tasks, assist with company events, and handle personal errands. The role requires strong organizational and communication skills, the ability to work a flexible schedule, and proficiency with the Apple ecosystem of software.

The Senior Solutions Advisor provides advanced technical support for the IBM OMEGAMON portfolio, specifically for OMEGAMON Monitor for Networks on z/OS. The role involves assisting sales, deploying solutions, training customers, and ensuring client needs are addressed. The Advisor also collaborates with development teams to align product roadmaps with client requirements and identify potential technology enhancements.

As the Global Risk Compliance Manager at Cyware, you will lead compliance implementations, collaborate with business and technology teams, manage the security risk register, and conduct training on information security across the organization. You will also be responsible for regulatory analysis, status reporting on security initiatives, and acting as an advisor for compliance-related matters.

The Solution Executive at Sphera will drive sales revenue by identifying and closing new business opportunities, focusing on enterprise software solutions. Responsibilities include executing sales strategies, maintaining forecasts, negotiating contracts, and delivering presentations to clients. This role requires applying strong sales and negotiation skills to maximize profitability.

The Supervisor II, Quality leads quality activities and supervisors in manufacturing processes, ensuring staffing, training, and adherence to productivity and quality metrics. They document inspection procedures, oversee scheduling, and engage in improvement projects while requiring strong interpersonal skills to partner with cross-functional teams.