Top Operations Manager Jobs

As a Computer Exploitation Red Team Operator, you will test, configure, and maintain US Military critical operating systems. Collaborating with a team of experts, you will use your experience in red teaming to tackle challenges and enhance military readiness in information operations.

The Treasury Manager will assist the Senior Manager of Treasury in managing the company's treasury functions, including cash management, liquidity planning, and financial reporting. Responsibilities include monitoring cash positions, supporting cash flow forecasting, preparing treasury reports, and implementing cash management strategies. The role requires collaboration, leadership, and mentorship of junior team members.

As a Senior Public Sector Partnerships Manager, you will manage external partner relationships to support cloud-based e-discovery software sales to Public Sector clients. This role involves strategic collaboration with various teams across the company and requires expertise in Federal and Government contracting processes, as well as strong relationship management skills.

The Chief of Staff will enhance productivity by managing executives' schedules, overseeing internal operations, collaborating with HR on employee issues, and ensuring effective communication within the executive team. The role demands excellent organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple projects, contributing to a fast-paced, innovative work environment.

Under moderate supervision, the Computer Operator II is responsible for monitoring computer systems and connected devices, managing report printing and distribution, troubleshooting issues, maintaining inventory of equipment, and ensuring an organized workspace. They also provide remote support and perform preventative maintenance on hardware.

The Executive Assistant at Arc XP will support the leadership team, manage daily administrative functions, and ensure smooth operations across all departments. Responsibilities include administrative support, operational assistance, communication and coordination, documentation and reporting, and miscellaneous tasks. The role requires excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to handle multiple tasks efficiently.

As a Quick Lube Automotive Technician, you will perform essential vehicle maintenance tasks, including oil changes, tire rotations, fluid inspections, and conducting multi-point vehicle inspections. You will ensure accurate, detailed work while promoting a teamwork approach in a supportive environment.