Manager of Growth Strategy & Operations

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oscar healthNew York (NY)

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About the role

The Manager, Growth Operations is a cross-functional strategy and operations role supporting growth projects across Oscar Health You will manage structured workstreams, summarize inputs across teams, support executive-ready materials, and help translate priorities into operational execution You will report into the Associate Director of Strategic Growth Support the design, planning, and execution of major strategic commercial projects and growth priorities Drive collaboration across teams and external teams to ensure seamless follow-on execution of shared business targets Coordinate the development of executive presentations for senior leadership, summarizing inputs across multiple departments Manage daily high-priority requests, rapid-response strategic tasks, and critical operational coordination to maintain overall organizational velocity Partner with analytical and finance teams to quantitatively size business cases for new commercial priorities Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations Other duties as assigned 4+ years of experience managing complex workstreams or projects 4+ years of professional experience in strategy and operations, management consulting, corporate development, or a related growth-focused roleExperience navigating corporate structures where rapid adaptation and proactive relationship-building are required to achieve resultsExperience performing quantitative analysis, including building basic financial or operational models to support strategic corporate decision-makingExperience supporting strategy development and execution of workstreamsExperience developing executive-level presentations that distill nuanced challenges into clear, applicable strategies for corporate leadership

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