The Operations Manager shapes strategy, develops leaders, drives performance, manages risk, and partners with executives to optimize operational efficiency and achieve targets.
This is a remote position.
This is a position within Haldren and not with one of its clients.
The Operations Manager is a senior leader for Haldren in United States, working from Los Angeles. The role shapes strategy, develops leaders, and drives performance through well-defined operating rhythms. The position partners closely with cross-functional executives to manage risk and accelerate growth.
Key Responsibilities
• Define KPIs and cadence for reviews; report progress with actionable insights.
• Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing team, including succession planning.
• Drive continuous improvement and ensure compliance with applicable standards and policies.
• Improve end-to-end operational performance, including capacity planning and process optimization.
• Manage budgets, vendors, and external partners to meet targets and service levels.
• Set a clear strategy, operating model, and annual plan aligned to country priorities.
• Partner with Sales, Finance, Operations, and Technology leaders to resolve blockers.
• Establish risk management practices and escalate issues early with clear mitigation plans.
Requirements
• 10+ years of progressive leadership experience, including managing managers.
• Background in operational excellence (Lean/Six Sigma) and multi-site performance management.
• Experience with budgeting, vendor management, and KPI-driven operating rhythms.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills with senior internal partners.
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with distributed teams.
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience; advanced degree is an advantage.
• Proven ability to build strategy, translate it into execution plans, and deliver measurable outcomes.
Benefits
• Salary: $126,000-$161,000
• Performance-linked bonus opportunity (role-dependent).
• Opportunities for professional growth through leadership development and internal mobility.
• Flat management structure with direct access to decision-makers.
• Open communication environment.
• Full medical coverage.
• Flexible work arrangements where role and local practice permit.
To learn more about Haldren, please see: https://www.haldren.com/los-angeles/
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
Haldren considers applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.
Commitment to Diversity
A diverse workforce and inclusive culture are recognized as business strengths. Selection decisions are based on role-related qualifications, skills, and experience.
Data Protection and Privacy
Application data is processed for recruitment purposes, stored securely, and retained only as long as permitted by applicable data protection rules. Rights to access, correction, and deletion may apply depending on jurisdiction.
Pay Equity
Compensation is determined using role scope, experience, market benchmarks, and internal equity. Pay decisions are reviewed to reduce the risk of unjustified pay disparities.
Health and Safety
A safe working environment is maintained through risk assessment, training, and adherence to occupational health and safety requirements. Candidates may be asked to comply with local safety policies relevant to the role.
Pay Equity
Requests for pay information and accommodation are handled in line with local requirements. Where mandated, salary history is not requested, and pay transparency obligations are respected.
Compliance with Law
Employment is offered subject to verification of identity, right to work, and any lawful background checks. Terms and conditions follow applicable labor, tax, and immigration laws.
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