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Every challenge prepares the way for renewal. At Springs Rescue Mission, we’ve strengthened our foundation, clarified our direction, and embraced the future with hope. If you’re looking for a place where your professional calling can flourish with stability and purpose, we invite you to be part of what God is doing here.

Springs Rescue Mission (SRM) considers every position one of ministry and a vital and valued part of our team. Therefore, it is essential that all employees of SRM have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and subscribe to our Statement of Faith and Core Values. The Vice President of Program Operations is a senior operational leader and trusted partner to the CEO, responsible for ensuring SRM’s programs operate as a cohesive, disciplined system that meets people at their point of need and moves them forward toward stability and independence beyond SRM’s services. This role carries the operational weight of a complex, 24/7, donor-funded mission—bringing clarity, flow, and accountability across shelters, recovery pathways, housing navigation, workforce development, safety, hospitality, and daily campus operations. The ideal person in this role brings structure without rigidity, accountability toward outcomes, and a deeply human approach to leadership, integrating teams so SRM delivers humane, fundable, and sustainable impact that is scalable.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

SRM has a clear mission, values, shelter strategy, and outcome goals. What is being strengthened are the systems, rhythms, and handoffs that allow this work to operate consistently and effectively across a large, always-on campus. This role exists to translate vision into execution—ensuring people are served well, teams are supported, and outcomes are real. This position is ideal for a leader who can bring order to complexity, build trust through clarity, and understands how operational excellence serves vulnerable people—not the other way around. The VP of Program Operations will own the operational integrity, flow, and execution of SRM’s program system, so guests experience clear pathways, staff experience clarity and support, and outcomes are consistently produced. This role provides leadership to the majority of SRM’s program staff and holds day-to-day responsibility for effective integration, effective execution, and continuous improvement across the organization’s core mission.

Program Operations & System Leadership

• Provide senior operational leadership across all program areas, ensuring SRM operates as an integrated system of care that invites and supports transformation.
• Serve as the primary operational leader aligning shelter, recovery, housing navigation, workforce development, safety, and hospitality.
• Translate strategic direction from the CEO into executable plans, priorities, and operational rhythms.
• Identify and resolve bottlenecks, friction points, and breakdowns in guest flow.
• Oversee the daily operational realities of a 24/7 campus—including shelter flow, meals, safety, facilities coordination, and hospitality—ensuring these functions support dignity, stability, and forward movement.

Shelter System Oversight

• Oversee execution of SRM’s shelter strategy, ensuring access remains humane and low-barrier while actively inviting movement and progress.
• Ensure consistent decision-making around transitions, resets, and progression across shelter levels.
• Protect against stagnation and long-term “parking” while maintaining dignity, safety, and trust.

Outcome Accountability

• Lead and support program Directors and hold them accountable for measurable outcomes aligned with SRM’s goals (housing, employment, recovery, engagement).
• Ensure outcomes are owned, tracked, discussed, and improved—without reducing people to numbers.
• Use data as a decision-support tool to strengthen care, throughput, and results.

Leadership & Culture

• Coach and develop Directors and managers toward clarity, collaboration, and ownership.
• Model emotionally steady, relational, Christ-centered leadership—especially in high-stress environments.
• Strengthen leadership capacity across the system, reducing dependency on the CEO for day-to-day operational integration

Stewardship & Collaboration

• Partner with Finance, Advancement, HR, Data, Communications, and Volunteer teams to ensure alignment between mission, funding, compliance, and execution.
• Work closely with the CFO on complex annual budgets, staffing models, and seasonal planning.
• Support donor confidence by ensuring SRM’s operations reflect clarity, stewardship, and results.
• Represent SRM operationally with city partners and community collaborators as needed.

Duties and responsibilities may be added, deleted, or changed at any time at the discretion of

management, formally or informally, either verbally or in writing.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university preferred.
• Minimum of 8–12 years of senior operational leadership in nonprofit, human services, recovery, housing, behavioral health, or similarly complex environments. A like combination of education and experience may be considered.
• Proven experience leading leaders and managing large departments.
• Demonstrated success creating and managing complex annual budgets.
• Experience in donor-funded or mixed-funding nonprofit environments is strongly preferred.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:

Mission & Character

• A mature Christian with deep alignment to SRM’s mission, values, and faith foundation.
• Leads with humility, integrity, courage, and a commitment to serving people well.
• Comfortable holding others accountable with grace and clarity.

Skills & Disposition

• Strong operating instinct with the ability to bring clarity to complexity.
• Naturally systems-oriented, able to see flow, handoffs, and cause-and-effect.
• Emotionally steady, calm under pressure, and trusted in moments of tension.
• Comfortable making timely decisions with imperfect information.
• A strong collaborator who understands how donor funding, administration, compliance, and systems work together to define success.
• Demonstrated strategic thinking and sound judgment in complex environments
• Ability to effectively analyze systems, identify root causes of problems, and implement operational improvements
• Proven experience leading large teams with clear accountability and strong culture
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to integrate operations, programs, and partners toward measurable outcomes

In this role, you may be required to drive on behalf of Springs Rescue Mission utilizing SRM company vehicle and/or your personal vehicle. In accordance with that, a valid driver’s license, current proof of insurance and/or clean driving record for a minimum of 3 years is required. To ensure the safety of our employees and compliance with state and federal law, SRM utilizes ongoing Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) monitoring where MVR reports may be run randomly to ensure you have a valid driver’s license and clean driving record if utilized as driver.

WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL FACTORS:

Occasionally = 1%-33%; frequently = 34%-66%; continuously = 67%-100%.

Typical business office work environment.

Occasionally: work outdoors, work outside normal business days/hours, travel, must be able to lift up to 20 pounds, bend, or stretch

Frequently: walking, talking, climbing stairs, manual dexterity

Continuously: sitting, adequate vision and hearing, good mental condition to withstand consistently medium to high levels of stress

EQUIPMENT/TOOLS USED:

• 10-key
• Computer/Internet
• Fax
• Phone
• Copier

Deadline for applications is 4/17/26 - Please apply on our website at under "Careers."

Salary and benefits include: $129,000 - $135,000 (Exempt position)

* Full benefits package to include: medical benefits with SRM paying 85% of the medical premium, voluntary Dental, Vision, Allstate Accident Plan, SRM-paid Short-Term and Long-Term Disability, Life Insurance, and AD&D. Also offered are 8 paid holidays, 21 days of accruable PTO, paid “Soul Care Retreat” days (up to 4 depending upon availability), Pay-on-Demand, and a 403b retirement plan with SRM-match after one (1) year, 100% vested beginning DOH; (Benefits are subject to change based on reevaluation or benefit plan changes annually.)*Benefits begin at 1st of the following month after completing a full 30 days of employment (I.E. start date 4 January

Director of Operations

Location: On-Site

Reports To: CEO

Direct Reports: Machinists, Plastics Technicians, Assemblers, Shipping, Technical Coordinator (9 total)

Compensation

                 Total Compensation Target: $120,000 - $150,000+ annually

                 Base Salary: $80,000 - $90,000 annually

Performance bonus is calculated quarterly based on measurable operational financial results that are within the Director of Operations control. The structure is designed to reward ownership, accountability, and measurable operational improvement.

                 Bonus is tied to:

·      Operational Contribution Margin (OCM)

·      On-Time Delivery (OTD)

·      Quantity Returned Rate (QRR)

·      CEO Evaluation

Role Overview

The Director of Operations owns Operational Contribution Margin (OCM) through disciplined execution of production, purchasing, labor efficiency, scrap control, supplier accountability, and on-time delivery performance.

This is a hands-on leadership role in a growing manufacturing company. The Director of Operations is directly responsible for protecting and improving margin by eliminating operational waste, enforcing purchasing discipline, improving production flow, and holding suppliers and internal teams accountable.

This position holds full authority over production scheduling, purchasing strategy, supplier performance, incoming quality enforcement, inventory discipline, and backlog management.

Success in this role is measured by Operational Contribution Margin, quality control, and reliable on-time delivery.

What This Role Must Know

A successful candidate should have strong working knowledge of:

• Manufacturing process flow and bottleneck identification
• Production scheduling and throughput management
• Purchasing discipline and supplier accountability
• Inventory control and working capital management
• Quality control and defect reduction systems
• Operational margin drivers within a manufacturing environment
• Lean operational principles and practical process improvement
• Basic financial literacy, including cost drivers and margin impact

This role requires the ability to translate operational improvements directly into financial performance.

What This Role Must Be Comfortable With

The right person for this role is comfortable with:

• Owning operational results end-to-end
• Working inside a small business environment where systems must be built and improved
• Making decisions with incomplete information and solving problems quickly
• Managing both production personnel and supplier relationships
• Implementing operational discipline and accountability across the shop floor
• Balancing operational efficiency with product quality and delivery performance
• Being directly responsible for measurable operational performance metrics
• Leading operational improvement initiatives rather than maintaining the status quo

This role is best suited for someone who prefers building and improving systems rather than simply maintaining existing processes.

Candidate Profile

The strongest candidates for this role typically come from environments where they have:

• Managed manufacturing operations or production systems
• Driven measurable improvements in efficiency, quality, or margin
• Implemented process improvements in growing manufacturing organizations
• Demonstrated the ability to take ownership of operational performance

This is a hands-on operational leadership role, not a purely administrative position.

Compensation

Compensation includes a competitive base salary plus a performance-based bonus tied directly to Operational Contribution Margin, Quantity Return Rate (QRR), and on-time delivery metrics.

This structure rewards disciplined operational leadership and measurable financial improvement.

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Experience leading production in a small-to-mid-sized manufacturing environment
• Has personally owned purchasing and supplier accountability
• Has implemented measurable scrap reduction and efficiency improvements
• Comfortable working without corporate support infrastructure
• Thinks in terms of financial outcomes, not just operational activity
• Speaks in numbers and measurable results
• Demonstrates ownership mentality and accountability

What Success Looks Like

Within 6–12 months:

• Operational Contribution Margin stabilizes and improves
• Scrap is measured and trending downward
• Purchasing is consolidated and disciplined
• Supplier credits are tracked and recovered
• Backlog is stable and predictable with lead time improvement
• CEO operational involvement is significantly reduced

This is a leadership role for someone who wants ownership, accountability, and the opportunity to materially impact a growing manufacturing company.

Where it all began…

In 1951 SF Fire Credit Union first opened its doors from a modest 10′ × 15′ office space in 17 Engine. It was from those humble beginnings—where everyone pitched in to help one another in their community—that the organization forged its way of business forever. Today, the San Francisco-based credit union has grown to $1.7B in assets and a membership that extends from the regional firefighters we trace our roots back to throughout our many neighbors in San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin Counties. Our members benefit from the ideas and principles that have shaped us: Shared trust, continuous innovation of products and services, competitive rates, and excellent member service. These qualities foster a true sense of member-ownership and strengthen the credit union’s bond with the people for whom this credit union was created.

What we stand for…

There are a few things we look for those we hire at SF Fire Credit Union, regardless of role or team.

First, do they align with our values?

Be Personal – Walk the Member/Employee Path

Be a Leader – Empower, Collaborate, Own

Be Outside the Box – Innovate, Educate, Engage

Be Real – Integrity and Transparency Matter

Be the Connection – Serve our Community

Second, will they thrive in a culture like ours, where we default to trust, embrace feedback, and desire to innovate? Finally, do they share our vision to help empower members to accomplish their dreams and build lasting financial security in whatever way is most relevant to their role?

What it feels like…

Most days it feels more like going to work with a big family. Whether it’s a pot luck lunch, baking birthday cakes for colleagues in the kitchen, or after-hours get together, we’re here to do a great job and have a good time while doing it! We value a good sense of humor, are motivated by a higher purpose, and always bring an “in-this-together” attitude. While we’re driven to do great work, we also value real work/life balance.

Is This the Career for You?

The Chief Risk Officer (CRO) is a key member of the executive leadership team responsible for the overall management of risk across the credit union. This includes enterprise risk management, compliance, internal audit, vendor management, corporate insurance, business continuity management, records retention, and fraud risk management. The CRO will ensure that the credit union operates within its risk appetite, adheres to regulatory requirements, and protects its members' assets while supporting sustainable growth and innovation.

What You Get To Do:

1. Risk Management

• Develop and implement a robust enterprise risk management (ERM) framework that identifies, assesses, mitigates, and monitors risks across the credit union.
• Advise the CEO and board of directors on risk exposures and mitigation strategies, providing clear and actionable insights.
• Collaborate with executive team members and department leaders to integrate risk management practices into day-to-day operations and strategic planning.

1. Internal Audit

• Oversee the internal audit function, ensuring it operates independently and effectively to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of the credit union’s internal controls.
• Manage co-sourcing partners to execute against the audit plan and to ensure that control deficiencies are identified in a similar and thorough manner.
• Develop and execute a risk-based internal audit plan that addresses key operational, financial, and compliance risks.
• Report audit findings and recommendations to the CEO and board, ensuring timely resolution of identified issues.

1. Vendor Management

• Manage the third-party risk management program, ensuring that third-party relationships are adequately assessed for sufficient controls (especially information security), risks and aligned with the credit union’s strategic goals.

1. Records Retention

• Oversee the records retention program, ensuring that all records are maintained, stored, and disposed of in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
• Develop and implement policies and procedures for records management, ensuring the security and confidentiality of sensitive information.
• Conduct regular reviews of the records retention program to ensure ongoing compliance and operational efficiency.

1. Business Continuity Management

• Lead the development and maintenance of the business continuity plan (BCP) to ensure the credit union’s ability to operate during and after a crisis or disruption.
• Coordinate and lead regular testing and training exercises to ensure preparedness and continuous improvement of the BCP.

1. Corporate Insurance

• Oversee the corporate insurance program, ensuring adequate coverage for all operational, financial, and liability risks.
• Evaluate and select insurance providers, negotiate policy terms, and manage claims processes.
• Regularly review and update insurance coverage to reflect changes in the credit union’s risk profile and operations.
• Own the notification process to insurance carriers and other key stakeholders for potential or actual claims.

1. Compliance and Regulatory Affairs

• Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including those specific to credit unions.
• Stay informed about changes in the regulatory environment and assess their impact on the credit union’s operations.
• Collaborate with the compliance team to develop and implement policies and procedures that meet regulatory requirements.

1. Team Leadership and Development

• Lead, mentor, and develop the risk management, internal audit, and vendor management teams, fostering a culture of integrity, accountability, and continuous improvement.
• Set clear goals and performance expectations for direct reports, providing guidance and support to achieve them.
• Ensure effective succession planning within the risk management and related functions.

1. Board and Executive Collaboration

• Serve as a key advisor to the CEO and board of directors on all risk-related matters, providing regular updates on risk exposures, mitigation strategies, and internal audit findings.
• Collaborate with other senior executives to align risk management practices with the credit union’s overall business objectives.
• Present reports and recommendations to the board’s audit and risk committees, ensuring transparency and accountability.

1. Strategic Initiatives

• Participate in strategic planning and decision-making processes, ensuring that risk considerations are integrated into the credit union’s long-term plans.
• Lead or contribute to special projects and initiatives that involve risk management, internal audit, or compliance considerations.
• Support innovation and transformation initiatives by assessing risks and providing solutions that align with the credit union’s strategic goals.

1. Other duties as assigned.

What We Look For In You:

EDUCATION: A bachelor's degree in business administration, accounting or finance is required. A Master of Business Administration and Certified Internal Auditor is preferred.

EXPERIENCE: Minimum of 15 years of progressively responsible management experience in a financial institution setting. A strong background in risk management, including direct experience in developing, assessing, and performing enterprise risk assessments are required. Must also be familiar with risk management concepts and leading practices such as the COSO framework.

SKILLS & COMPENTENCIES:

• Extensive experience in a senior risk management role, preferably within a credit union, financial institution, or similarly regulated industry.
• Proven track record of developing and implementing risk management and internal audit strategies.
• Have previous hands-on experience with regulatory compliance, third-party risk management, business continuity planning, and corporate insurance program management.
• Excellent leadership skills with experience managing and developing high-performing teams.
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with both internal and external stakeholders.
• Willingness to “roll-sleeves” up to help the credit union achieve its broader goals.
• Analytical mindset with the ability to leverage data and insights to inform risk management decisions.
• Commitment to the credit union’s mission, values, and member-first approach.
• Adaptability and the ability to thrive in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.

Note: This job description is non-contractual, or an exhaustive list and it may be added to or changed to from time to time.

Salary

This compensation range takes into account the wide range of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions including but not limited to skill sets; experience and training; licensure and certifications; and other business and organizational needs. At SFFCU, it is not typical for an individual to be hired at or near the top of the range for their role and compensation decisions are dependent on the facts and circumstances of each case. A reasonable estimate of the current range for the San Francisco Market is an annual salary of $200,000 to $285,000.

OUR BENEFITS

We have a competitive compensation and benefits package, but the true reward of working for SF Fire Credit Union goes beyond what you’ll see on a pay-stub. We genuinely care our employees and we strive to invest in their professional and personal growth. We’re a relatively small organization at about 200 employees, so you can see the impact of your efforts and the value your contributions bring to our members and fellow employees.

• 401(k) and Employer Match
• Health, Vision, Dental and Life Insurance
• Annual Incentive/Bonus Program
• Tuition Reimbursement Program
• 11 Paid Holidays + Competitive PTO package
• Home & Consumer Loan Program (Discounted Rates)
• Professional development and training programs
• On-demand personal coaching resource
• Wellness Program (Discounted Gym Membership)

“Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records.”

About the Company

is one of the fastest-growing players in the $20 billion grab-and-go industry, redefining fresh, healthy, convenient food at scale. Powered by proprietary in-house technologies, a state-of-the-art commissary, and a fully integrated distribution and transportation network, delivers exceptional quality and consistency at scale. As an industry innovator and trendsetter, the company is committed to redefining Grab & Go with offerings that support active, health-conscious lifestyles.

About the Role

We are hiring our first dedicated Executive Recruiter — an elite, high-impact hire who will own all C-suite, EVP/SVP, and Board-level searches in-house. This is not a volume or generalist recruiting role. You will function as our internal retained search partner, proactively hunting for passive, best-in-class leaders. You will have the autonomy, tools, and executive air-cover normally only found at a top-tier retained search firm.

Responsibilities

• Personally lead 6–12 concurrent executive searches at any time (CEO direct reports, Department Leaders).
• Be the primary talent advisor to the Founder/CEO and executive committee on leadership strategy, succession planning, org design, and competitive compensation.
• Conduct deep intake sessions with hiring executives and committees to define success profiles and cultural fit.
• Directly source and engage passive candidates using LinkedIn Recruiter, proprietary networks, and high-touch outreach (you still pick up the phone).
• Run full candidate assessment process: in-depth interviews, psychometric tools, 360 references, background checks.
• Present shortlists, facilitate finalist interviews, lead offer creation and negotiation, and close candidates who weren’t looking.
• Build and maintain proprietary “evergreen” pipelines of consumer, retail, supply-chain, digital, and marketing executives for future needs.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of full-life-cycle executive recruiting experience with a proven track record of closing C-suite and Ready Leaders.
• You’ve come from either:
• A top-tier retained executive search firm OR
• An in-house executive recruiting role at a high-growth consumer, retail, food/beverage, or health & wellness brand.

Required Skills

• Deep existing network of passive executives in Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing/CMO, Digital/E-commerce, Finance/CFO, and General Management.
• Master-level sourcing skills — people say about you: “they can find anyone.”
• Exceptional executive presence; you are comfortable advising a Founder/CEO and Senior members directly and holding your own in the room.
• Entrepreneurial, high-energy, low-ego — you thrive in a fast-moving, high-expectation environment.

Pay range and compensation package

Top-Tier Salary with Additional Incentive Bonus Plan

[Bilingual Japanese and English] Office Manager & Events Coordinator (with Executive Support)

Torrance, CA | Full-time |

Kanzen Meal, a subsidiary of Nissin Foods, is a pioneer in the complete nutrition meal category. We are redefining the future of food with our innovative, nutritionally complete meals designed for modern lifestyles.

About the Role

We're growing fast and looking for a high‐energy, hyper-organized Office Manager & Events Coordinator to keep our team running smoothly and our CEO operating at full speed. This is not a traditional EA role — it's bigger, broader, and perfect for someone who thrives in a fast-paced startup environment where no two days look the same.

You'll be the heartbeat of the office: keeping operations tight, planning amazing events, supporting cross‐functional projects, and partnering directly with the CEO and Leadership Team. If you love creating order, running point on a million moving pieces, and bringing people together, you'll absolutely shine here.

Fluency in Japanese and English — and the ability to navigate both cultures with confidence — is essential.

What You'll Do

Executive Support (20%)

• Own complex calendars and scheduling for the CEO and Leadership Team like a pro.

• Keep communication flowing — emails, calls, follow‐ups, all handled with precision.

• Build polished agendas, slides, and documents that make the team look great.

• Coordinate travel (domestic + international) and ensure every detail is dialed in.

• Be a trusted liaison for stakeholders across the U.S. and Japan team.

• Join key meetings conducted in Japanese and support with real‐time interpretation in English, and at times, vice versa.

• Translate documents and communication effortlessly between Japanese and English.

Office Operations & Culture (25%)

• Create a workspace people love to work in — organized, well‐stocked, and running smoothly.

• Manage vendors, equipment, supplies, and office systems like an owner.

• Welcome new hires and guests with seamless onboarding and thoughtful hospitality.

• Take the lead on office rhythms: meal orders, refreshments, inventory, and workspace organization.

• Curate memorable team gatherings, welcome gifts, holiday gifts, and appreciation items.

Events & Special Projects (30%)

• Plan and execute consumer and trade events, and meetings.

• Drive logistics for Japan HQ visits and high-stakes leadership presentations.

• Coordinate venues, catering, materials, schedules — all the details that make events smooth and polished.

• Jump into cross-functional special projects and help push big initiatives forward.

Business Support & Cross‐Team Coordination (25%)

• Keep a pulse on consumer feedback and route issues toward fast resolution.

• Support creation of presentations, marketing materials, and communication assets.

• Work with external partners, agencies, and vendors to execute high-impact initiatives, including sending samples, meeting follow-ups, and any additional activity that will add value to the relationship.

What You Bring

• A Bachelor's degree.

• Fluency in Japanese and English (written + verbal).

• 2–5 years in roles like office manager, EA, events coordinator, marketing support, or operations.

• A love for organization, problem solving, checklists, and keeping chaos under control.

• Excellent communication skills and a confident, polished presence.

• Ability to shift gears quickly and stay cool under pressure.

• Tech‐savvy, especially in Microsoft 365 and modern communication tools.

• A startup mindset: resourceful, proactive, and excited to build as we scale.

Why You'll Love It Here

• You'll play a central role in shaping our culture and operations.

• Your work will touch nearly every corner of the company; a rare opportunity to fully engage with and take part in multiple critical points of business growth.

• You'll have huge variety, fast learning, and real ownership.

• You'll collaborate directly with leadership and make an immediate impact.

• You'll help build something exciting as the company grows.

About GT Molecular

GT Molecular is a fast-growing biotechnology company and Stanford University spin-out headquartered in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado. We deliver ultrasensitive multiplex digital PCR (dPCR) and qPCR assays powered by our proprietary chemistry—enabling superior sensitivity, robust multiplexing, and reliable detection at low concentrations. Our platforms support end-to-end testing services and commercial kits for oncology research, pathogen detection (SARS-CoV-2, Influenza, RSV, mpox, Polio, Measles, and more), illicit drug monitoring in wastewater, microbial source tracking, and emerging environmental testing (including PFAS/forever chemicals).

Our mission drives public health, environmental surveillance, and cancer research forward. With recent milestones like our CLIA laboratory, CDC's NWSS Multi-Pathogen Assay Development Contract, expanding environmental services, and new hires in lab management and bioinformatics, we're at a pivotal growth stage needing strong operational leadership to scale our proprietary dPCR technology across services and kits.

The Role

In this hands-on role, you will own and scale day-to-day execution across manufacturing, laboratory services, supply chain, quality, and facilities. Reporting directly to the CEO, you'll build professional operations infrastructure to support rapid growth in PCR kit production and NGS / digital PCR testing services - with a focus on high-throughput workflows, operationalizing our proprietary dPCR chemistry for consistent performance, efficiency, compliance, and scalability in a collaborative, mission-driven environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead PCR kit manufacturing, including scaling production of multiplex dPCR and qPCR panels incorporating our proprietary chemistry (enzymes, formulations, and reagents); manage supply chain/vendor relationships, inventory, lot-to-lot consistency, and quality to meet demand from CLIA labs, academics, municipalities, and public health partners.
• Optimize operations for microbiology and high-risk testing services, with emphasis on routine wastewater surveillance for pathogens and small molecules (e.g., illicit drugs) using our ultrasensitive dPCR platform and proprietary chemistry in CLIA/high-complexity labs; drive high-throughput workflow efficiency, capacity planning during volume surges, 24–48 hour turnaround, chain-of-custody, and biosafety (BSL-2+) compliance.
• Drive technology transfer from R&D to Operations (including new dPCR assays and chemistry enhancements) and oversee implementation of LIMS systems to enhance throughput, data management, and process automation.
• Collaborate closely with the part-time CLIA consultant (serving as Laboratory Director) and lab teams to integrate lab ops with company-wide processes—focusing on throughput, cost control, resource allocation, and non-technical scaling during growth phases.
• Oversee quality systems and regulatory compliance (CLIA, CAP, ISO 13485, FDA EUA/IVD pathways, or similar highly regulated environments a strong plus), risk management, and continuous improvement across manufacturing and services, ensuring proprietary chemistry integrity and assay performance.
• Drive cross-functional alignment (e.g., quality, facilities, IT, automation, project management) with R&D, sales, bioinformatics, and finance to support revenue growth, forecast needs, and enable new service lines (e.g., deep sequencing and PFAS/environmental testing).
• Build and mentor a growing operations team (production, lab ops, logistics, quality) with experience scaling high-throughput operations preferred.
• Implement tools to eliminate bottlenecks, drive cost/efficiency gains, and manage budgets effectively.

Qualifications

• 8–12+ years of progressive operations leadership in life sciences, ideally in molecular diagnostics, genomics, PCR/NGS manufacturing, clinical/reference labs, or biotech services.
• Leadership of high-throughput core facilities (e.g., NGS, mass spectrometry, proteomics, or molecular diagnostics cores) is a plus, with hands-on experience NGS, PCR multiplex assays, proprietary enzyme/chemistry platforms, pathogen/small molecule detection, technology transfer, and LIMS implementation also valued.
• At least a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (Biological sciences, Chemistry); PhD, HCLD certification, or MBA preferred.
• Direct experience with validating and introducing molecular assays into a production environment.
• Strong knowledge of regulated workflows and quality/regulatory standards (CLIA/CAP, ISO 15189/13485, FDA oversight, or multi-site lab management a plus).
• Proven ability to deliver fast turnaround in service labs and scale production without compromising quality.
• Excellent leadership, communication, and collaboration skills; comfortable working with scientific founders/CEOs and empowering technical teams.
• Fort Collins/Colorado-based or willing to relocate; excited about public health impact and the collaborative foothills lifestyle.

What We Offer

• Base salary range: $160,000–$220,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications
• Meaningful equity (ownership in a growing company), performance-based bonus potential, and comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k) with match
• High-impact role with direct CEO access during a key growth phase
• Collaborative culture in scenic Fort Collins—outdoor access, innovative biotech community

How to Apply Send your resume and a brief note on why you're passionate about scaling molecular diagnostics and wastewater/environmental testing operations to (or apply via LinkedIn). Please include "Head of Operations" in the subject line. We encourage diverse applicants.

GT Molecular is an equal opportunity employer. We look forward to hearing from you!

About the Company:

Celltrion USA is Celltrion’s U.S. subsidiary established in 2018. Headquartered in New Jersey, Celltrion USA is committed to expanding access to biologics to improve care for U.S. patients. Celltrion USA will continue to leverage Celltrion’s unique heritage in biotechnology, supply chain excellence, and best-in-class sales capabilities to improve access to high-quality biopharmaceuticals for U.S. patients. Celltrion Healthcare, which suggested a new growth model in the Korean biopharmaceutical industry through biosimilars, is now advancing to new challenges to become a global pharmaceutical provider. Just as it has overcome many obstacles in the past, Celltrion Healthcare will successfully pave the path for global direct selling, which has never been achieved yet by Korean biopharmaceutical companies. As it continues to surpass its current success, Celltrion Healthcare will take a leap forward to become a leading global biopharmaceutical company.

Celltrion Healthcare provides biosimilar and innovative biopharmaceutical medications to help increase patient access to advanced therapies around the world.

POSITION SUMMARY

Reporting to the Sr. Director of Executive Management & Government Affairs, will serve as a key partner within the Office of the CEO, supporting enterprise-wide strategic initiatives, executive decision-making, and cross-functional execution.

This role will act as a force multiplier to the CEO Office by driving structured analysis, managing high-impact projects, coordinating cross-departmental priorities, and supporting public affairs and external advisory engagements.

The ideal candidate is highly analytical, detail-oriented, politically astute, and capable of operating in a fast-paced, high-visibility executive environment.

KEY ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Executive Strategy & Decision Support
• Provide structured analytical support to the CEO and Chairman (COB) on high-priority business issues.
• Develop executive-level briefing materials, board presentations, and strategic recommendation documents.
• Conduct financial, operational, and market analyses to inform leadership decisions.
• Track and systematize key corporate KPIs and executive dashboards.
• Enterprise Project Management & Cross-Functional Coordination
• Support enterprise-wide strategic initiatives by establishing milestone tracking and governance frameworks.
• Facilitate cross-functional alignment across commercial, medical, regulatory, finance, and operations teams.
• Identify risks, bottlenecks, interdependencies and escalate issues proactively.
• Prepare periodic executive progress reports and performance summaries.
• Drive Process optimization efforts to improve organizational efficiency and reduce silos
• Public Affairs & External Advisory Support
• Support management of external advisory firms, consultants, and lobbying partners.
• Conduct regulatory and policy research and assist in risk monitoring activities.
• Prepare briefing materials for government relations and strategic stakeholder engagements.
• Maintain structured documentation and tracking of external engagements and outcomes. Prepare daily/weekly/monthly distribution related reports and analyze to monitor performance
• Strategic & Special Projects
• Support planning and execution of high-impact strategic initiatives and confidential executive projects.
• Develop business cases, scenario analyses, and financial models.
• Conduct competitive intelligence and industry benchmarking.
• Ensure disciplined execution from project initiation through post-implementation review.

WORK EXPERIENCE

• 1–3 years of professional experience in corporate strategy, consulting, business operations, project management, finance, healthcare, or related fields.
• Experience supporting cross-functional initiatives or participating in multi-departmental projects.
• Exposure to executive-level reporting or presentation preparation preferred but not required.
• Experience in regulated industries (e.g., healthcare and biopharma) is a plus.
• Internship or early-career experience in strategy, analytics, or operations roles will be considered.
• Bilingual, Korean preferred.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to structure ambiguous issues.
• Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel; ability to build clear, data-driven presentations.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• High attention to detail and organizational discipline.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrated ownership mindset and willingness to learn.
• Ability to handle sensitive information with discretion

EDUCATION

• Bachelor’s Degree required in business or related field

CORE COMPETENCIES

• Strategic Thinking – Ability to connect operational details to enterprise-level strategy.
• Executive Communication – Clear, concise, board-ready communication skills.
• Analytical Rigor – Data-driven mindset with strong quantitative capability.
• Project Discipline – Structured planning, milestone tracking, and accountability management.
• Organizational Influence – Ability to navigate complex stakeholder environments without formal authority.
• Discretion & Integrity – High ethical standards and confidentiality in handling sensitive information.
• Agility & Ownership – Comfortable operating in ambiguity with strong execution bias.

Celltrion USA is an equal opportunity employer. It is our policy to employ qualified persons of the greatest ability without discrimination against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex (including pregnancy), physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, status as a protected veteran, or any other legally protected group status.

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Job Title: Chief Nursing Officer (CNO)

Company Overview: Kaweah Health is dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare services to the community. The organization prides itself on a humble and flat structure, where leadership is approachable, and collaboration is highly valued. Kaweah Health has achieved significant accomplishments, including recognition for high-performing maternity care, delivering 4700 babies annually, and possessing programs that rank in the top 50/100 nationally. The culture emphasizes high expectations, accountability, pride in work, and a commitment to excellence and compassion in all endeavors.

Position Overview: Kaweah Health is seeking a visionary and experienced Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) to provide administrative oversight and strategic leadership for all nursing practice and services. This pivotal role involves shaping the future of nursing at the organization, ensuring patient safety, fostering a collaborative environment, and developing a high-functioning nursing team. The ideal candidate will be a compassionate leader with strong clinical expertise and a proven ability to drive positive change and achieve measurable improvements in patient care and staff retention.

Primary Responsibilities:

The CNO will articulate and execute a clear vision for nursing that prioritizes patient safety and fundamental nursing practices. They will mitigate the challenges of a novice nursing workforce by investing in skill development through leaders and the education department. A key responsibility is to create a culture that promotes retention among nurses by fostering a supportive and growth-oriented environment. The role demands setting and maintaining high expectations and standards for nursing care, consistently emphasizing compassion and safe practices. Furthermore, the CNO will foster stronger partnerships and open communication between nurses and physicians, actively working to mend existing friction and rebuild collaborative relationships.

Key Qualifications and Skills:

The successful candidate will be a highly capable and experienced leader with strong leadership skills and deep clinical expertise. They must possess the ability to articulate a compelling vision for nursing and effectively execute fundamental skills training initiatives. A collaborative style, open to input and feedback from teams, is essential. The CNO must demonstrate a strong belief in and consistent application of compassion in leadership. This individual needs to be a visionary with a broad perspective on what is both possible and realistic for the organization and the community. Finally, the CNO must be approachable and humble, embodying a "person of the people" attitude.

Certifications or Educational Requirements:

Candidates must be a Registered Nurse (RN) and hold a Master's (MSN) or a Doctor prepared nurse degree.

Ideal Experience Level:

The CNO should possess clinical experience as a former nurse, ideally having worked in critical care units such as the ICU, to demonstrate a deep understanding of clinical challenges and possibilities. Experience in assessing an organization, articulating a future vision, gaining buy-in and consensus, and successfully executing plans is crucial. A proven ability to improve objective measures such as infection rates, serious medical events, and patient experience scores is highly desired. The candidate should have experience in fostering consistent unit cultures that align with the organization's mission and vision, as well as a track record of improving nurse and physician communication and collaboration.

Team and Reporting Structure:

The CNO will be an integral part of the executive team and will report directly to Marc Mertz, the CEO. This role will collaborate closely with leaders and directors within the nursing department, the education department, physicians (including the chief of staff and medical directors on the units), the executive team, and the board.

Key Priorities in the First Six Months:

The CNO's top three priorities in the initial six months include rapidly assessing the current state of nursing at Kaweah Health and articulating a clear vision for its future, focusing on fundamental skills and hands-on training for nurses. A major priority is developing clinical professionals' skills and creating a supportive culture that improves retention. The CNO must also actively foster collaboration and improve nurse-physician communication, working to mend friction and build stronger partnerships through open dialogue.

Challenges and Opportunities:

This role offers a significant opportunity to shape and build a high-functioning nursing team from the ground up, bringing together scattered organizational components. The CNO has the chance to instill a culture of compassion, excellence, and continuous improvement, aligning with the CEO's vision for Kaweah Health. There is also an opportunity to increase external recruitment to introduce diverse experience and talent, balancing it with internal growth pathways. The CNO can leverage the CEO's commitment to high expectations, accountability, and pride in work to drive substantial organizational change.

KPIs for Success:

Success in this role will be measured by objective indicators such as a reduction in infection rates on the units, a decrease in serious medical events, and an improvement in patient experience scores. Cultural and relational measures include achieving consistency in culture across different units, fostering positive reactions from nurses when the CNO is present on the unit, and establishing stronger, more open partnerships and communication with physicians. This will be evidenced by a reduction in complaints through systems like Midus and improved scores in employee and physician engagement surveys regarding nurse-physician communication.

Candidate Profile:

The ideal candidate will possess deep compassion, demonstrating a strong belief in treating patients and colleagues with care, recognizing its impact on healing and employee well-being. Collaboration is essential, requiring the ability to engage leaders and nurses in discussions, solicit feedback, and build consensus. The CNO must be approachable, humble, and able to connect with individuals at all organizational levels. A visionary mindset is crucial, enabling the articulation of a clear future for nursing at the organization while considering what is possible and realistic. Strong leadership skills are necessary to guide and develop a team, particularly a novice nursing workforce.

Advantageous experience includes "clinical chops," meaning practical, hands-on experience as a former nurse, ideally in critical areas like the ICU, to deeply understand the realities and challenges of patient care. Leadership experience demonstrating the ability to assess an organization, articulate a vision, gain buy-in, and execute plans effectively is highly valued.

Summary of Position

Lionsgate is seeking a highly organized and adaptable Assistant, C-Suite. This role reports directly to the Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer and will provide key administrative and operational support to both the CEO and Vice Chairman, while also serving as a secondary resource to the broader C-suite executive support team. This is an excellent opportunity for a highly motivated individual interested in the business side of the industry, looking to grow within a high-performing, collaborative environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day administrative and operational support to the CEO and Vice Chairman under the guidance of the Executive Assistant to the CEO
• Assist with managing calendars, scheduling meetings, and preparing meeting materials
• Coordinate travel arrangements and itineraries as needed
• Help with organizing documents, decks, reports, and incoming materials such as scripts and screenings
• Support internal and external meetings by setting up in-person or virtual spaces and capturing key follow-up items
• Act as a liaison and point-of-contact on behalf of the executive office when needed
• Partner closely with the Executive Assistant to ensure high-level priorities and day-to-day details are aligned and executed smoothly
• Provide backup support to the Executive Assistants of the C-suite, stepping in as needed to ensure continuity during busy periods or absences
• Assist with ad hoc tasks and special projects across the executive team, including research, prep materials, and event support
• Uphold the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality across all responsibilities
• Be available after hours for urgent, time-sensitive needs, as required

Qualifications and Skills

• Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with focus in Finance, Economics, Marketing, etc.
• Proficient in MS Office Suite (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Meticulous attention to detail and highly organized
• Ability to multitask, manage shifting priorities, and remain calm under pressure
• Comfortable working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with senior-level executives
• A team player with a can-do, no-task-too-small attitude and eagerness to learn from a seasoned Executive Assistant

Nice to Haves

• 1+ years of relevant administrative or assistant experience, ideally in the entertainment, media, or creative industries
• Experience supporting multiple executives or working in a “floater” or cross-functional support role
• Passion for the entertainment industry and an interest in executive leadership operations
• Familiarity with industry workflows such as production, agencies, or talent relations

About Lionsgate

Lionsgate (NYSE: LION) is one of the world’s leading standalone, pure play, publicly traded content companies. It brings together diversified motion picture and television production and distribution businesses, a world-class portfolio of valuable brands and franchises, a talent management and production powerhouse and a more than 20,000-title film and television library, all driven by the studio’s bold and entrepreneurial culture.

Our Benefits

• Full Coverage – Medical, Vision, and Dental
• Work/Life Balance – generous sick days, vacation days, holidays, and Impact Day
• 401(k) company matching

Compensation

$43,000 - $45,000

EEO Statement

Lionsgate is an equal employment opportunity employer. All employees and applicants are evaluated on the basis of their qualifications, consistent with applicable state and federal laws. In addition, Lionsgate will provide reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities. Lionsgate will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of applicable state and federal law.