Senior Business Operations Manager
ripplingMillbrae (CA)
Senior Business Operations Manager
Posted today
ripplingMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As a BizOps Manager at Rippling, you will tackle high-stakes, cross-functional initiatives that shape strategy and execution. You’ll partner with executives to move from 0 to 1, turning ambiguous problems into scalable solutions. You’ll drive revenue-focused projects, operational improvements, and data-driven decision making in a fast-growing environment. This is a chance to influence core business metrics and accelerate company-wide impact within a elite operations team. Compensation / Benefits salary + benefits + equity hybrid in-office policy (at least three days a week) inclusive, diverse work environment
Responsibilities:
Identify high-impact friction points and build scalable solutions with senior leaders Architect and optimize monetization, pricing, and packaging strategies to accelerate market dominance Lead cross-functional initiatives with Product, Engineering, and GTM teams to transform operational systems Own data analytics: write SQL queries, build dashboards, and extract actionable insights Set and scale operational metrics in collaboration with Finance and RevOps
Key requirements:
8+ years in management consulting, BizOps, VC/PE, or startup founder; strong performers with fewer years considered Deep understanding of organizational dynamics in fast-paced tech environments Data-first mindset with comfort using SQL and data analysis before presenting findings Proven ability to communicate strategy with C-suite and work with frontline operators Relentless ownership, accountability, and ability to act autonomously in chaotic settings ownership and grit strong communication with executives and teams adaptability in high-velocity environments SQL data analysis dashboard creation
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