Business Operations Manager (Scientific Department)
| Estimated Pay info | Based on similar jobs in your market$39 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time |
| Location | Lincoln, Nebraska |
About this job
Job Description
- Define and clarify DMB project scope with Global Project Managers (GPM), clients, and internal teams
- Review and align DMB fees with project scope; communicate expectations to delivery teams
- Coordinate with GPMs and functional managers to assign and prioritize work based on project and team needs
- Coach and support DMB team members to ensure successful project outcomes
- Manage multiple DMB projects, ensuring timelines and deliverables are met
- Lead regular team meetings to maintain engagement and alignment with client expectations
- Monitor project progress, proactively address risks, and ensure adherence to timelines and contracts
- Drive monthly revenue by prioritizing project work and maintaining performance metrics
- Build strong client relationships to support repeat business
- Identify and implement process improvements to enhance team efficiency
- Maintain accurate project data and generate reports for month-end summaries
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Life Sciences or related field required.
- Scientific background related to understanding general research process preferred
- Requires high-level skills in the areas of strategic thinking, organization, multi-tasking, relationship-building, communication, judgment, problem-solving, persuading and negotiating.
- Minimum 2 years industry experience, or equivalent, required.
- 3 years project team experience preferred.
- Business management experience desired
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