Project Manager, Software Operations (12-month Term)

NuroMountain View, CA
$99,000 - $149,300

About The Position

Nuro is seeking a Project Manager for Software Operations for a 12-month term. This role is embedded within the Software Operations team, focusing on improving the quality and efficiency of autonomy software development. The ideal candidate will have a passion for process improvement, a knack for identifying and fixing issues, and the ability to translate observations into actionable recommendations. You will work closely with internal teams and an offshore QC vendor to ensure high standards of quality and consistency. This role offers significant autonomy, direct access to leadership, and the opportunity to make a tangible impact on a product that matters. You will be responsible for refining procedures, rubrics, and classification frameworks, as well as ensuring alignment with offshore teams and maintaining clear, usable documentation.

Requirements

  • 4+ years in project management, operations, process design, or QA in a software or tech environment.
  • A track record of improving procedures, rubrics, or classification frameworks, not just executing against them.
  • Sharp pattern recognition and the communication skills to turn observations into clear recommendations.
  • Strong written communication: your procedures and rubrics leave no room for misreading.
  • Comfort with tools like Notion, Confluence, Airtable, Jira, or similar.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in robotics, autonomy, mapping, or visual software environments.
  • Familiarity with U.S. roadways and driving behavior.
  • Experience coordinating offshore or distributed contractor teams.
  • A background in taxonomy, ontology, or classification system design.
  • Experience running inter-rater reliability or calibration programs.

Responsibilities

  • Turn vague or inconsistent QC procedures into something anyone can execute confidently.
  • Close the gaps where rubrics meet reality and real-world cases don't fit neatly into the framework.
  • Keep every change traceable so the team always knows what improved and why.
  • Audit the classification framework for defects, labeling outputs, and operational findings.
  • Resolve ambiguity and overlap so the taxonomy reflects how the work actually happens.
  • Catch and correct drift before it quietly undermines consistency.
  • Learn the workflow from the inside: tools, handoffs, edge cases, and the friction nobody has documented yet.
  • Surface patterns only visible up close: the skipped steps, the inconsistent calls, the rubric that doesn't quite fit.
  • Turn those observations into a regular cadence of clear, actionable recommendations to leadership.
  • Keep the offshore QC team current on procedures, rubrics, and taxonomy.
  • Run calibration sessions that close the gap between how standards are written and how they're applied.
  • Build relationships with vendor account managers so problems surface early, not late.
  • Own documentation that is clear, current, and built to outlast any one person.
  • Roll out changes so they land consistently across every team that needs them.

Benefits

  • Base pay is one part of your total compensation package.
  • Celebrates differences and is committed to a diverse workplace that fosters inclusion and psychological safety for all employees.
  • Equal opportunity employer.
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