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Product Operations Manager

OpenAI · San Francisco, CA · Just now · 0 applicants
NewHybridFull-timeSenior
Pay
$257k–$285kListed
Workplace
Hybrid
Job type
Full-time
Level
Senior
Team: Product Operations · Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper

About the role

OpenAI is hiring a Product Operations Manager to run product programs, streamline launch readiness, and build scalable processes using AI tools, supporting the Applied AI organization.

What you’ll do

  • Run product programs and launch readiness
  • Synthesize user feedback
  • Coordinate high-impact launches
  • Build tools and processes that scale product operations
  • Run betas and launch activities
  • Use agentic AI tools to increase leverage

What you’ll need

  • Deep experience in Product Operations at scaling tech companies
  • Experience with agentic AI tools (e.g., Dots, Codex)
  • Ability to build systems/tools via code, no-code, or AI
  • Clear communicator, influence without authority
  • Technical understanding of LLM-powered agents (tool use, evals, telemetry)
  • Proficiency in Python, JavaScript, SQL, and data tools

Original job description

OpenAI’s Applied AI organization develops AI products, and its Product Operations team supports product teams in bringing solutions to market while streamlining operations. The Product Operations Manager will run product programs and launch readiness, synthesize user feedback, coordinate high-impact launches, and build tools and processes that scale product…

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