Compensation: $150,000–$300,000 + equity (depending on experience and scope)
Location: San Francisco
Start: ASAP • Applications: Rolling
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We’re hiring a high-agency strategic ops & product generalist to work closely with the founding team. You would be responsible for helping with Fulcrum Research’s strategic direction, product management, communicating with customers, writing, & general operations support.
Key responsibilities:
Partner with founders to identify and prioritize strategic initiatives that drive company growth and impact
Work with technical teams to define product requirements and manage the development roadmap
Lead product launches and coordinate go-to-market efforts
Craft compelling written content including product documentation, blog posts, and customer-facing materials
Support internal and external communications efforts
Develop operational processes and frameworks that scale with the organization
We value candidates with varied experiences and perspectives. If you're adaptable, thoughtful, and hard-working, please submit an application, even if you think your background isn’t a perfect match!
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Open job postingAbout the company
Fulcrum replaces ERP, MRP, and MES with a Manufacturing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, allowing small and mid-sized manufacturers to improve efficiency through workflow optimization and automated data collection. Fulcrum delivers value through a fully digital, paperless workflow leveraging machine learning, automation, predictive analytics, and advanced heuristics to drive throughput and profitability. Software doesn't have to be complicated. The software you use in your personal life (Facebook, Uber, Amazon, etc.) is intuitive, and you don't need training to understand how it works. Why should your business software be any different? We're helping manufacturers transition to cutting-edge, future-proof software that lowers the stress of everyday operations, gets more out of good employees who are difficult to hire, automates tedious tasks, and operates more efficiently than what exists in the manufacturing software space today.