Business Operations Manager

A Business Operations Manager typically takes messy, cross functional problems and turns them into repeatable processes, often spanning finance, sales, and internal tooling. A strong candidate brings structured problem solving, comfort with data and spreadsheets, and the ability to run projects with little oversight. At a company building an AI native general ledger and ERP for growth stage firms, that means helping internal teams and customers move faster on close and reporting work. How it fits the AI era Operations work is shifting from manual tracking and reporting toward designing workflows where AI handles drafting, reconciliation, and first pass analysis. The human part stays in framing the problem, judging what the output means, and getting people to agree on a change. This role sits where those two meet, so judgment and clear communication matter more than raw throughput. How it builds AI experience The AI experience here comes from applying AI tools to real finance and operations problems, such as automating close steps or building internal reporting flows. A candidate can build this by using AI assistants on actual process work and documenting what worked and what failed. Familiarity with accounting workflows and ERP data adds context that makes AI output usable. Worth showing Structured problem solving Spreadsheet and data fluency Cross functional project ownership Accounting workflow familiarity This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About Campfire An AI-native general ledger and ERP built for growth-stage companies outgrowing QuickBooks, aimed at closing the books in days instead of weeks, per the company.