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Business Operations Manager

Posted 5 days ago

talent edge recruitingRockwell (NC)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$110,000–$125,000

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About the role

Business Operations Manager Charlotte Metro | $110,000–$125,000 Base + Performance BonusWell established, growing B2B organization seeking an experienced Business Operations Manager to oversee daily operations, improve internal processes, and lead a high-performing team. This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for someone who enjoys streamlining workflows, leveraging technology, developing people, and driving operational efficiency. The ideal candidate is both strategic and willing to roll up their sleeves to get things done.
Key Responsibilities: Lead, coach, and develop a team supporting daily business operations and customer service. Identify opportunities to improve processes, streamline workflows, and increase efficiency. Oversee ERP systems, business applications, reporting, and data accuracy. Support order management, inventory controls, vendor coordination, and operational activities. Partner with cross-functional leadership to improve communication, accountability, and performance. Implement practical solutions that support business growth and operational excellence.
What We're Looking For: Proven experience in operations management within a B2B environment. Strong background in ERP systems, process improvement, and workflow optimization. Demonstrated success leading teams, developing employees, and driving accountability. Solid business and financial acumen, including inventory and operational controls. Strong problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. A proactive, positive leadership style with a continuous improvement mindset.
Compensation & Benefits
Base Salary: $110,000–$125,000 Performance-based bonus opportunities
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits Retirement plan and paid time off Long-term growth and leadership opportunities

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