
Senior Strategic Operations Lead – Bank Charter
Mercury
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: California • New York • United States
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Salary
💰 $163,000 - $203,800 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Own day-to-day program management for Mercury’s bank charter initiative
- Build and run the operating rhythm of the charter program
- Drive execution across cross-functional workstreams
- Surface risks early and clear blockers quickly
- Scope and run special projects within the broader charter effort
- Build and maintain systems for performance tracking, metrics reporting, and ongoing visibility
- Prepare executive status updates, board materials, and investor-grade presentations
- Drive disciplined reporting cadences
- Act as a thought partner to the bank management team
- Run leadership meetings
- Liaise with external consultants and outside counsel
- Own cultural programs and initiatives
- Be a driver of Mercury’s overall bank readiness
- Design AI-enabled workflows and internal systems
Requirements
- 7-10+ years of experience in strategy, consulting, chief of staff type role, program/project management, with exposure to regulated industries (ideally banking or fintech)
- Strong cross-functional partnership skills with a proven ability to influence without authority
- Success managing complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives in fast-paced, ambiguous environments
- A problem seeker comfortable with ambiguity and skilled at creating structure where none exists
- A “get things done” mentality
- Exceptional written and verbal communication: exec-ready memos, board-quality decks, investor updates
- Extreme attention to detail with a high regard for precision
- AI fluency
Benefits
- Base salary
- Equity (stock options/RSUs)
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
program managementperformance trackingmetrics reportingAI-enabled workflowsproject management
Soft Skills
cross-functional partnershipinfluence without authorityproblem-solvingattention to detailcommunication