Operations Manager (Data & Automation)
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Job description
About Techsource
Techsource provides procurement-as-a-service for mid market companies. We help companies
streamline vendor management, optimize software costs, and centralize contract data through
our proprietary internal platform.
We’re growing quickly, and we’re looking for an Operations Manager who thrives in data-heavy
environments, loves creating structure from chaos, and can build automated systems that
scale.
What You’ll Own
1. Data Operations (Primary Focus)
Clean, validate, and maintain complex datasets
Consolidate fragmented vendor, contract, and spend data into a unified structure
Build systems to ensure data accuracy and freshness
Create repeatable processes for detecting cost optimization opportunities
2. Internal Workflow Automation
Build and maintain automations in Zapier, Make, and internal tools
Improve contract workflows and intake processes
Identify opportunities to eliminate manual steps across operations
Develop “fail-safe” automation logic with clear alerts and QA paths
3. Operational Process Design
Map out internal processes end-to-end
Identify bottlenecks and redesign workflows for speed and reliability
Document processes in a scalable, readable format
Collaborate with the CEO to evolve Techsource’s internal operating system
Must-Have Qualifications
2–5+ years in operations, data operations, BizOps, RevOps, or similar
Demonstrated experience cleaning messy datasets and implementing structure
Strong Airtable and/or low-code database experience
Strong experience with Zapier, Make, or similar automation tools
Ability to break down ambiguous workflows and rebuild them elegantly
Excellent communicator with crisp documentation habits
Comfortable working directly with the CEO in a fast-moving environment
Bonus Skills
SQL
Light scripting (Python, Javascript, or Sheets scripting)
Experience with contract data, vendor management, or finance ops
Startup or procurement experience
Who Will Love This Role
Someone who loves problem solving, structuring chaos, and building systems
Someone who likes owning IC work and being the backbone of internal operations
Someone energized by building automations and internal tools
Someone who wants to join a fast-moving startup in a high-leverage role
Originally posted on Himalayas
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