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Generalist program role, metro Gurgaon location, and broad cross-functional requirements increase applicant competition.
Skills are transferable across industries but marketplace/startup preference raises fit sensitivity moderately.
Explicit 4–8 years requirement and cross-functional startup experience make shortlisting moderately strict.
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Lead end-to-end execution of critical high-impact strategic and operational business programs across multiple functions including Category, Supply, Operations, Sales, Product and Business teams.
Analyze business data and track key performance metrics to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities, delivering data-backed insights and recommendations to the Founder/CEO and leadership.
Drive cross-functional alignment, resolve execution bottlenecks, and improve business processes by designing scalable operations and ensuring timely closure of key initiatives.
4-8 years of experience in Program Management, Business Operations, Strategy & Operations, Business Management or similar roles.
Experience managing cross-functional programs from planning to execution, preferably in high-growth startups, consumer internet, marketplace, hyperlocal, e-commerce, quick commerce or service-tech businesses.
Strong analytical skills with experience working with large datasets and ability to convert insights into actionable business decisions, including proficiency in Excel/Google Sheets and PowerPoint.
Location: Gurgaon. Notice period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Has managed complex cross-functional programs involving business, category, and operations teams, beyond simple project tracking.
Experience working directly with senior leadership and multiple stakeholders, comfortable operating independently in ambiguous and fast-paced environments.
Demonstrates ability to structure ambiguous problems independently and drive initiatives from strategy and analytics through to execution, with a strong bias for action.