Support the operational setup of new Aidaly markets, assist with caregiver onboarding, coordinate local partnerships, and solve launch-related problems.
About Aidaly
RequirementsWho You Are
BenefitsWhat We Offer
At Aidaly, we believe family caregivers are the future of healthcare and the backbone of a thriving economy. In-home care is the fastest-growing part of healthcare, but demand is outpacing supply. We are pioneering a new model for delivering care at home by training and paying family caregivers to meet the needs of an evolving population and changing workforce. We are scaling rapidly across the United States. Join us!
What You'll Do- Support the launch and operational setup of new Aidaly markets.
- Assist with caregiver onboarding workflows, compliance documentation, and credentialing.
- Coordinate local community partnerships and event activations.
- Solve problems and remove blockers for fast-paced launches.
- Travel 1-2x a month with the CEO or VP to support local teams.
- You'll do a little of everything - Great place to start to learn the whole business!
RequirementsWho You Are
- 2–4 years experience in operations, project management, or startup roles.
- Highly organized, proactive, and solutions-driven.
- Comfortable working in a fast-moving, evolving environment.
- Passionate about empowering caregivers and families.
Flexible- Part-time to Full-time Position
If you're the type of person people naturally look to in times of chaos; calm under pressure, quick to action, and solution-focused - WE WANT YOU!
BenefitsWhat We Offer
- Competitive salary + performance bonuses based on KPIs.
- Health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Paid time off and holidays.
- 401K (starting Q3 2025)
- High-autonomy, high-impact role — true domain ownership.
- Quarterly off-sites, trainings, and team building experiences.
- Opportunity to build something transformative for millions of American families.
Aidaly San Francisco, California, USA Office
San Francisco, CA, United States
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