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Operations

San Francisco, California

About the Role

Be at the center of Metis’ day-to-day execution. You’ll turn complex, ambiguous workflows into repeatable processes and make sure our data operations run smoothly, on time, and at the highest quality bar.

What You’ll Do

  • Own daily execution across key data and operations workflows
  • Run QA checks, refine processes, and flag bottlenecks or risks
  • Build and maintain playbooks, trackers, and lightweight dashboards
  • Partner with technical and product teams to streamline workflows
  • Track throughput, quality, cost, and timeliness; surface insights for leadership
  • Support team leads in scaling processes and onboarding new teammates

Qualifications

  • 0–3 years of experience in high-growth startups, consulting, or operations roles
  • Exposure to data-driven workflows (data ops, labeling, evaluation, support, or similar)
  • Strong attention to detail; you don’t let things slip
  • Excellent organizational and project management skills
  • Comfortable in high-intensity, fast-changing environments

Compensation & Benefits

  • Base: $80,000–$450,000
  • Significant Equity
  • Full medical, dental, and vision
  • Wellness & L&D stipend
  • Equinox membership
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided (Unlimited Doordash)
  • $25,000 housing stipend
  • In-person in San Francisco

About Metis

Metis helps enterprises and labs build the most reliable AI agents by leveraging post-training. Our platform enables the creation, improvement, and deployment of the most capable frontier agents designed for rigorous, real-world workflows.
 
Momentum
  • 0 → six-figure monthly revenue in the last six weeks
  • Working with several Fortune 500 enterprises & frontier AI labs
  • Growing 150%+ MoM
Backed by
 
Y Combinator, CRV, and executives from OpenAI, Google, Mercor, NVIDIA, and others.

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