$106.9k - $223.1k
iterationAnalyze the dynamics of the AI gaming market to assist management in formulating AI gaming-related strategiesBusiness... ...content generation) and the gaming industry chain (R&D, publishing, operations, communi…
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Operations Manager jobs in Seattle, WA
Operations managers keep the day-to-day machinery of a business running. They manage staffing, budgets, vendors, and processes, and look for ways to make the work faster, cheaper, and more reliable.
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community, but around the world. A Military Planning Project Manager is expected to manage multiple facilities planning projects from... ...goals, and conduct internal project review meetings with operations and financia…
$125.8k - $185k
About the TeamOur sales and partner management teams are the heart and soul of DoorDash, enabling us to sign and partner with top restaurants... ...across the country to drive revenue and help our partners operate and gr…
$70 - $78 per hour
DescriptionKforce has an enterprise client that is seeking a Project/Program Manager in Seattle, WA.Duties:* Project/Program Manager will be responsible for the coordination and completion of project/program* Oversees al…
better.This position will be responsible for coordinating ERP Data management within the Bill of Material (BOM) in ERP and coordinate the... ...benefitsEmployee DiscountsFree hot healthy meals for unit operations rolesMa…
$116.5k - $139.75k
General Information Job Title Senior Manager, Strategy and Operations, Business Development Job ID 110079 Work Areas Business Operations Employment Type Permanent Full-Time Location(s) Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, S…
$119.33k - $149.16k
00 markets. By combining global corporate cards and banking with intuitive spend management, bill pay, and travel software, Brex enables founders and finance teams to accelerate operations, gain real-time visibility, and…
ServicesSpecialismOperationsManagement LevelSenior ManagerJob Description & SummaryThe OpportunityAs a Payer Back Office Strategy / Technology / Operations Consultant, Senior Manager, you will play a pivotal role in tran…
$287.9k - $363.8k
scaling our security business through strategic precision and operational excellence. We bridge the gap between product innovation and... ...Influencing at Scale: Serve as the primary bridge between product management, m…
$115.6k - $160k
We are seeking an experienced Senior Program Manager to own US long term inventory and capacity plans. As a senior leader within the... ...responsible for defining the process, engaging with the business and operations s…
business strategies across all HDR geographies in coordination with Market Sector and Regional Business Group leadership, operational leadership, client managers and Business Class Directors. Reporting to the Director of…
$81.6k - $142.8k
AWS Open Source is seeking an experienced Program Manager to join the team. The successful candidate will be a key member of the Open... ...and will own and execute complex projects and drive key operational process impr…
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What operations managers earn in Seattle
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $36–$51 | $75k–$106k |
| Mid level | $51–$69 | $106k–$144k |
| Senior | $66–$93 | $138k–$194k |
Adjusted for the Seattle market from national ranges.
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What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Process improvementTeam leadershipBudget managementVendor managementKPI reportingScheduling and staffingLean or Six Sigma methodsERP systemsProblem solving under pressure
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Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Tell me about a process you made measurably more efficient.
Give the baseline metric, the change you made, and the result in cost, time, or quality. Explain how you got the team to adopt the new way.
How do you manage a team through a busy period or staffing shortage?
Talk about forecasting demand, cross-training, and prioritizing what can slip. Show you protect service quality and the team's limits at the same time.
How do you decide which operational metrics to track?
Tie metrics to what customers and the budget feel: throughput, quality, cost per unit, and safety. Mention avoiding dashboards nobody acts on.
Describe a time you had to cut costs without hurting quality.
Show a data-first approach: find waste, renegotiate with vendors, or fix rework loops before cutting people or materials that quality depends on.
Tell me about a vendor or supplier problem you resolved.
Describe holding the vendor to the agreement while keeping the relationship workable, and the backup plan you had ready.
How do you roll out a process change to a team that resists it?
Emphasize involving the people who do the work in designing the change, piloting it small, and showing early wins before mandating anything.
Walk me through your approach to an operational emergency, like a system outage or a missed shipment.
Show a calm sequence: stabilize, communicate to those affected, fix the immediate problem, then run a root-cause review so it does not repeat.
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Resume tips that move the needle
For operations managers specifically — generic advice costs you here
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Quantify the operation you ran: headcount, budget, locations, or units processed per period.
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Give cost and efficiency wins in dollars or percentages, with the baseline you improved from.
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Name the systems you worked in, such as NetSuite, SAP, or WMS platforms, since ops roles often screen on them.
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Include one people result, like retention or reduced overtime, to show you manage teams and not only spreadsheets.
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If you used Lean or Six Sigma methods, cite a specific project and its outcome rather than the belt alone.
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Where this role goes
Typical progression
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Operations Coordinator
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Operations Supervisor
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Operations Manager
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Senior Operations Manager
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Director of Operations
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