Ascend21
Product Operations Lead
San Francisco, California
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 42 days ago
AccountingCadence
About the role
- This role will be 50% managing the team running manual ops and 50% driving loan operations automation - serving as the primary escalation point, cadence owner, and people manager.
- You'll need technical experience because in addition to team management you are expected to:
- Objective #1: In your first 30 days, you will:
Responsibilities
- You'll handle ~95% of execution and team decisions independently, freeing up Head of Ops bandwidth to focus on strategic priorities while you drive delivery, metrics, and team development on the ground.
- Own spec delivery and alignment with tech on cross-functional projects
- Own 1 monthly tool automation project
- Own escalations monitoring and on-call ops volume for 50% of team scope
- Drive the first full quarterly planning cycle - delivering top 3-5 ProdOps milestones with clear timelines, resource allocation, and cross-functional alignment with tech, product, data, and compliance teams
- Own escalations monitoring and support for 100% of team scope with zero major operational incidents
- Run 1:1s independently and deliver a development plan for each direct report - gaps, strengths, and development priorities
Skills
- Build and maintain the loan operations automation roadmap
- Own monthly tooling improvements and automations
- 3+ years in operations, program management, or a related role in a high-growth environment
Benefits
- Draft a rollout plan and calendar and ramp up on all health check SOPs
- Deliver first weekly pulse check - covering health check metrics, ticket escalation, project completion rates, and remediation plans
Company info
- We are looking for a technical, operationally sharp, people-driven ProdOps Lead to own the performance and execution of Ascend's Product Operations team.
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