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In this role, The COO will lead all post-sales execution functions-including delivery, professional services, client success, support, and implementation-while establishing the financial and ...

Risk Manager

Portland, OR · On-site +1

$122K - $156K/yr

Metro Regional Center, OR Job Type: Full Time Remote Employment: Flexible/Hybrid Job Number: 2026-1410-COO-RM Department: Council/COO/GAPD Opening Date: 06/25/2026 Closing Date: Continuous Position ...

Own enterprise networking architecture, including data center, cloud, and remote/hybrid workforce ... operating efficiency. What You'll Need: Deep Industry Experience: 15+ years of progressive ...

Head of Legal

OR · On-site +1

This role will report to the COO and will be a strategic senior leader and thought partner, helping to shape the growing Operations team as well as GiveWell more broadly. Along with owning GiveWell ...

VP of Preneed Sales and Marketing

OR · On-site +1

$75K - $100K/yr

In this position you will be working closely with the COO to increase preneed sales. Essential Functions: * Performs duties in a professional and caring manner with personal appearance, honesty ...

Director of Pricing & Packaging

OR · On-site +1

$220K - $260K/yr

... , CRO, CFO, and CEO to pressure-test it, drive alignment, and turn it into decisions that move ... Fully remote The U.S. annualized pay range for this position is $220,000 - $260,000 USD. In ...

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Remote Coo information

What is a remote COO?

A Remote COO (Chief Operating Officer) is responsible for overseeing a company's daily operations, strategy execution, and process optimization while working remotely. They ensure business efficiency, manage teams, and align operations with company goals. This role often involves overseeing finance, HR, and technology functions to drive growth and scalability. Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills are essential for success in this position.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote COO?

To thrive as a Remote COO (Chief Operating Officer), you need extensive experience in operations management, strategic planning, and leadership, typically demonstrated by a proven executive track record and an advanced business degree. Familiarity with collaboration tools like Slack, project management platforms such as Asana or Trello, and business analytics software is highly valuable, along with relevant certifications such as PMP or Lean Six Sigma. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and decisiveness are essential soft skills that enable effective remote team leadership and cross-functional coordination. These competencies ensure smooth operational processes, alignment with organizational goals, and successful execution in a virtual work environment.

What are typical challenges faced by remote COOs, and how are they addressed in a virtual work environment?

Remote COOs often encounter challenges related to maintaining team cohesion, overseeing operations across different time zones, and ensuring consistent communication with departments company-wide. These challenges are usually addressed by leveraging robust digital collaboration platforms, setting clear expectations and KPIs, and implementing regular check-ins with team leaders. Successful Remote COOs also prioritize fostering a strong virtual company culture and use data-driven dashboards to monitor performance in real time. By establishing structured processes and open lines of communication, Remote COOs help their organizations maintain operational excellence even without a centralized physical office.

What are the most commonly searched types of Coo jobs in Oregon?

The most popular types of Coo jobs in Oregon are:

Infographic showing various Remote Coo job openings in Oregon as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 85% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution.

Chief Operating Officer

Attain Talent

OR • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

Attain Talent is seeking a Chief Operating Officer with executive responsibility for defining, refining, and overseeing critical global financial and operational processes. These include order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, customer and program profitability tracking, capacity forecasting, sales & operations planning (S&OP), customer acquisition tracking, and KPI development and reporting.

In this role, The COO will lead all post-sales execution functions-including delivery, professional services, client success, support, and implementation-while establishing the financial and governance frameworks necessary to improve cash flow, EBITDA, and client retention. The COO will drive operational scalability and enterprise maturity by enhancing and expanding process infrastructure, implementing best-of-breed software solutions, and aligning decision-making with real-time data and KPIs.

The COO will have full decision-making authority over all post-sales operations including Project Delivery, R&D/Product, and Finance. The COO will also have full approval of Contracting/SOWs and Pre-sales approval of costing/pricing of effort to deliver the contracted scope to the customer. The COO will also be responsible for creating and maintaining customer trust, executing services contracts, and enabling scalable revenue growth through disciplined execution and margin management, while building a next-generation SaaS operating model.

Key Responsibilities Include

a) Operational Leadership and Delivery Execution

  • Serve as executive leader for all post-sales operations including professional services, client delivery, support, and implementation.
  • Create and lead a standardized execution framework: project dashboards, time tracking, milestone reviews, estimation models, and delivery KPIs.
  • Act as escalation point for critical accounts; personally intervene to stabilize at-risk contracts and establish customer trust.
  • Establish and lead a formal Opportunity Review Board (ORB) to approve margin integrity, project timelines, and resource alignment pre-sale.
  • Institute standardized governance frameworks and implementation of control mechanisms (e.g., delegation of authority matrix).
  • Lead internal resource planning and workforce optimization across U.S. and international teams.
  • Build and lead the internal project management, implementation, and support functions, ensuring high retention and staff performance.

b) Margin & Financial Discipline

  • Develop and track KPIs to measure customer profitability, services margins, cash conversion, and project-level health.
  • Lead project level cash flow modeling using ETCs and POS modeling; track and forecast margin leakage and reallocate resources accordingly.
  • Implement SaaS vs. Services margin tracking and align accounting methods with GAAP guidelines for cost capitalization.
  • Develop and negotiate change orders or deliverable structures to improve cash timing and reduce revenue risk.
  • Develop and implement contract margin enhancement strategies across the portfolio.2
  • Define and optimize company-wide processes including order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, and S&OP; ensure alignment with finance and delivery systems.
  • Oversee subcontractor and partner management; introduce rigorous vendor/subcontractor financial risk assessment and propose offshoring restructuring where applicable.
  • Develop and track KPIs to measure customer profitability, services margins, cash conversion, and project-level health.

c) Technology, Tools, and Platform Infrastructure

  • Assess existing tools and technology and, where needed, recommend and implement scalable third-party platforms (e.g., time tracking, CRM, FP&A tools, ERP modules) to improve automation, reporting, and governance.
  • Develop business cases for technology investments to support growth from $25M to $100M+ in revenue.
  • Optimize data architecture and integration layers in collaboration with cross-functional teams; lead tooling transformation initiatives aligned with board and CEO directives

d) Team Development & Cultural Leadership

  • Manage "no-good-news" manager check-ins to surface hidden risks and create an action-oriented performance culture.
  • Drive 360 talent reviews across teams (PM, TM, SMEs, etc.), identifying leadership, overutilized or underutilized resources, and skill gaps.
  • Introduce internal AI strategy to automate low-value manual tasks and improve operational scalability.
  • Work closely with U.S. and India-based teams to ensure operational continuity, team development, and cultural alignment.
  • Foster an inclusive, high-performance environment through authentic leadership that promotes accountability, transparency, and collaboration.

e) Product & Cross-Functional Alignment

  • Conduct deep product-performance and roadmap reviews to assess reusability, ROI by module, and alignment to delivery.
  • Ensure SaaS product development processes (SAFE/agile) are institutionalized with clear acceptance criteria and training cadence.
  • Lead cross-functionally with Sales and Product to align pre-sales messaging with delivery capacity.
  • Establish strong cross-functional ties with sales, product, finance, and HR to ensure unified execution and sustainable growth.

f) Process Innovation

  • Lead a portfolio of business transformation projects, including scoping, execution, and continuous evaluation.
  • Define and implement new processes to meet evolving strategic needs as defined by The COO, Board, and operational leadership.
  • Promote process governance through a recurring Opportunity Review Board (ORB) and a continuous improvement culture.

g) CEO and Board Collaboration

  • Act as a trusted execution partner to The COO, balancing founder alignment with independent operational credibility.
  • Collaborate closely with the board and CEO to execute vision and goals.
  • Serve as the primary executive liaison to the board for operational matters, reporting on cash flow, delivery performance, ARR growth, and potential structural changes.
  • Support strategic initiatives such as M&A integration, restructuring, and major contract pivots.

Reporting, Scope and Access

  • Board Access: The COO will participate in all relevant board meetings concerning operational performance, financial forecasting, and client delivery. The COO will provide a recurring operational scorecard that tracks execution KPIs, margin progress, and client success metrics.
  • Functional Authority: The COO will have full decision-making authority over all post-sales operations including Project Delivery, R&D/Product, and Finance. The COO will also have full approval of Contracting/SOWs and Pre-sales approval of costing/pricing of effort to deliver the contracted scope to the customer. This includes the ability to redesign delivery functions, oversee subcontractors, restructure cost models, implement new tools, and make any organizational changes necessary to meet operational and financial targets. The COO will also have the authority to select, structure, and manage the leadership team within his purview.
  • Company Access & Support: The COO will be granted full access to delivery teams, project financials, subcontractor agreements, operational systems, and related documentation necessary to fulfill responsibilities. The company will provide all required administrative, technical, financial, and operational support to enable the execution of the COO's duties.
  • CEO Partnership: The COO will maintain a direct and collaborative relationship with the CEO. The COO is expected to act as a strategic advisor while maintaining clear execution ownership across delivery, operations, and internal cross-functional alignment.

Additional Information

Salary range is $250,000-$290,000 with bonus and equity incentives.

Our client offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support employees' health, financial wellbeing, and time away from work. Benefits for eligible employees include medical, dental, and vision coverage with employer costsharing; companypaid life and disability insurance; a 401(k) plan with a 3% safe harbor employer contribution that is fully vested; generous paid time off that increases with tenure; and paid company holidays.