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Radity
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Role: Run Radity's operating rhythm for the CEO, from priorities and reporting to delivery escalations, and grow into the COO role.
Experience: You have owned operating results in a growing company across delivery, finance, people or compliance, typically with about 6+ years in operations or business management roles.
English: C1 or higher
Contract: Full-time, indefinite B2B contract with Radity; you invoice Radity monthly in USD.
Location: Remote from Türkiye, Ukraine, the rest of Europe and Latin America
Core hours: 09:00 - 18:00 CET, with evening overlap with US clients
Radity is a Swiss-based software engineering company of 70+ people, fully remote and working mostly with US clients, many in insurance. It is founder-managed, with direct access to the CEO. Its teams build and run client platforms such as underwriting and agent portals, and the company is growing toward 200+ people. The next step is an operating model that scales: clear priorities, reporting, compliance and AI adoption across teams.
You join Radity's leadership team and report to the CEO. This is not an adviser or executive-assistant role: you own the results.
Nice to have: SOC 2, ISO 27001 or GDPR programs; software agency or staff-augmentation delivery.
Not for you if you prefer advising to owning results, or want an oversight-only role without hands-on work.
About 2-3 weeks in total, with no take-home task. After each step, you hear from us within 2 business days, with feedback.
If we choose another candidate after you have passed our steps, you stay in our pool for other Radity roles.
Send your CV or LinkedIn profile; no cover letter needed, and it takes about 5 minutes.
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