Overview

The Operations Analyst is a unique, remote-work role that will interact with everyone in the company and with clients. The Operations Analyst will report to the COO and provide company-wide operational support during our rapid-growth phase, including:

  • Lead analysis and reporting for the Operations team and coordinating with project teams for reporting capture by updating databases, creating reports, and analyzing data for the executive team;
  • Support with proposal development and research;
  • Support recruiting and HR teams with onboarding and recruiting logistics;
  • Draft or edit correspondence and presentations, and manage complex calendars, coordinate appointments, meeting planning and travel;
  • Supervise logging and shipping of equipment with program managers and client representatives; and
  • Identify new ways to add value and proactively take on new tasks to help the COO increase organizational efficiency.

REQUIREMENTS

Qualifications:

We’re looking for someone who is smart, organized, resourceful, tenacious, proactive, flexible and accountable for their work.

  • Experience with creating custom spreadsheets for reporting;
  • Having a high analytic ability and loving to create order from entropy as a natural organizer of complex lists, schedules, and information at a high volume;
  • Motivated by anticipating and identifying solutions that help solve problems to make a team more efficient rather than just following a defined task pathway;
  • Performing proactively with initial guidance or supervision by being generally self-managed and not afraid to ask question of supervisors and peers;
  • Demonstrating strong communications (verbal and written) and being able to present complex information in plain language;
  • Being a “glass half full” kind of person or a “glass half-empty” person with an infectious sense of humor;
  • Ability to embrace and facilitate change;
  • Bachelor’s degree, or four years of directly correlative experience; and
  • Fluency in MS Excel, Google Apps (Sheets, Docs, Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Forms, Hangouts), MS Word, MS PowerPoint or Apple Keynote.

Desired, but not required:

  • Degree or certification in disciplines of business, finance, math, accounting, operations management, project management, product management, systems engineering, or law.
  • Experience managing operations or accounting of a startup, non-profit, fraternal organization, hackathon, or club.
  • Fluency or experience in Slack, Github, Trello, Quickbooks, Twitter, Facebook Pages, WordPress or other publishing tools, Heroku, any applicant tracking tool, or in writing macros.
  • Washington, DC-area preferred and US-based location required, although this is a remote-work role.
  • Work Authorization: Must be eligible to work for any employer in the US without restriction or need for sponsorship.

BENEFITS

  • Company-subsidized health, dental, and vision insurance for the employee
  • Vanguard 401K plan
  • 20 days of PTO plus paid holidays
  • Continuing education benefits
  • Annual conference attendance benefit

About Ad Hoc

Ad Hoc is a small software engineering company that came out of the successful effort to rescue HealthCare.gov after its disastrous initial launch.

Ad Hoc is focused on delivering and operating fast, stable, and well-designed services on behalf of U.S. federal and state government that enables agencies to provide transactional and informational services to consumers. We do this by bringing people from startups and successful private sector technology companies to these problems, collaborating closely with government partners to deliver software that actually works.

Following the initial launch of HealthCare.gov in 2013, the White House assembled a team of top technology talent from outside of government, to assess what was wrong and come up with a plan to fix it.

Greg and Paul, Ad Hoc's cofounders and principals, were part of that original group, known as the ad hoc team, that went in and worked along side those who had built HealthCare.gov.

Through their expert leadership and effort, they stablized the site and ensured that millions of Americans were able to get affordable health coverage. Read more on the rescue of HealthCare.gov.

Ad Hoc is based in Washington, DC, but we are a remote-first company, and have people working all over the USA (Chicago, Providence, Portland, ME, Massachusetts, Seattle, San Francisco).

We're inviting applicants with diverse backgrounds to join and help lead our team.

We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package.