Senior Manager Operations
$160,000 - $180,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000 - $180,000 per year
About the role
- Manage end-to-end O2C KPIs, including order accuracy, OTIF, ASN accuracy, and processing cycle time, and regularly report results to leadership.
- Establish workflows, decision-making guidelines, and order prioritization processes for the order management team.
- Partner with the Order Management Lead to support the China-based team and ensure performance targets are met.
- Coordinate US business hours and holiday coverage to maintain consistent order processing.
- Compliance & Chargebacks:
- Oversee retail compliance across wholesale and retail channels.
- Manage chargeback disputes and recovery in partnership with the Compliance & Chargebacks Specialist.
- Monitor customer compliance scorecards and address issues before penalties accumulate.
- Work with Sales, Logistics, and Finance to resolve recurring chargeback issues.
- Customer Service:
- Lead the transition of the Customer Service team from Sales to Operations, including personnel, processes, and KPIs.
- Partner with the Customer Service Manager to establish service standards, escalation procedures, and coordination between customer service and order management.
- Set CSAT and response time targets and monitor team performance.
- Cross-Functional Alignment:
- Represent Operations in cross-functional leadership meetings.
- Identify and communicate operational risks and dependencies to Sales, Finance, and Product.
- Partner with the Business Process Manager to prioritize improvements across the O2C process.
- Team Leadership:
- Directly manage the Order Management Lead, Compliance & Chargebacks Specialist, and Customer Service Manager transitioning from Sales.
- Promote ownership, accountability, and continuous improvement across the team.
- Establish development plans and growth opportunities for direct reports.
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