Strategy & Operations
causal · San Francisco
Job description
About the role
We are building a Large Physics foundation Model to enable causal AI that can predict the future and prescribe actions to change it. As a Strategy & Operations leader, you will partner directly with the founders to bring structure, analysis, and execution to the company’s most critical initiatives.
Key responsibilities
- Drive high‑priority strategic and operational projects from concept to completion.
- Design and implement the operational, financial, and analytical infrastructure needed for rapid scaling.
- Own special projects such as fundraising support, finance operations, vendor management, and internal process improvements.
- Provide data‑driven insights and clear thinking for major company decisions.
- Take ownership of ambiguous problems, develop solutions, and see them through to resolution.
Required profile
- Proven experience in strategy, operations, consulting, finance, or an early‑stage founder/operator role.
- Exceptional analytical and structured‑thinking abilities with comfort tackling open‑ended problems.
- Strong bias toward action and a track record of delivering complex projects independently.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate across all functions.
- High autonomy, sound judgment, and the capacity to operate without a playbook.
Required skills
- Advanced analytical and quantitative skills.
- Experience building operational and financial reporting systems.
- Proficiency with data‑driven decision making and metric tracking.
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causal
San Francisco