Bolt Technology

OperationsSpecialist,Supply&Growth

€3–4k Vilnius, Lithuania FULL TIME Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Operations Specialist, Supply & Growth at Bolt Technology. Skills: Operations management, Partner management, Performance metrics. Monitor partner acquisition funnel. Analyze partner acquisition funnel”

What You'll Achieve.

Hit growth targets; Improve partner experience

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Data-driven decisions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2+ years in operations role, Fluent in Lithuanian, Fluent in English, Numerical skills, Proficiency in Google Suite

Nice to Have

Operations role in fast-paced environment, Experience balancing ground-level execution with analytical review

What You'll Do.

Monitor partner acquisition funnel

Analyze partner acquisition funnel

Identify conversion drop-offs

Address conversion drop-offs

Build operational infrastructure

Improve operational infrastructure

Support lead tracking workflows

Support performance reporting

Engage with partner drivers

Gather driver feedback

Understand driver friction points

Act as ambassador for Bolt programs

Cultivate trust-based relationships

Manage outsourced teams

Set productivity indicators

Evaluate team effectiveness

Support local initiatives

Strengthen partner offering

Improve long-term retention

Set performance indicators

Monitor performance indicators

Surface growth opportunities

Flag operational risks

Monitor competitor activity

Collect benchmark data

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams

Communication Scope

Data reporting; Partner communication

Full Job Description

About us With over 200 million customers in 50+ countries, Bolt is one of the fastest-growing tech companies in Europe and Africa. And it's all thanks to our people. We believe in creating an inclusive environment where everyone is welcome, regardless of race, colour, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or disability. Our ultimate goal is to make cities for people, not cars, and we need your help to achieve this mission! About the role About the Role We are looking for an Operations Specialist to join our Supply you will spend your time both behind a screen analyzing performance and in the field gathering ground-level insights. Please note that this is a full-time permanent employment opportunity. The monthly gross salary for this role ranges from 3000€ to 3600€ and will depend on your skills, knowledge, and experience. Your daily adventures will include: Funnel Ownership: Monitor and analyze the partner acquisition funnel in real-time. You will identify conversion drop-offs and take decisive action to address them without waiting for direction. Process & Tool Optimization: Build and improve the operational infrastructure that supports our programs—from lead tracking and conversion workflows to performance reporting. Field Engagement: Engage directly with independent partner drivers to gather feedback and understand friction points. You will act as a credible and persuasive ambassador for Bolt’s programs. Partner Management: Cultivate trust-based relationships with external partners, acting as their primary operational contact and ensuring that all parties deliver on their commitments. Team Oversight: Manage outsourced teams, setting clear productivity indicators and evaluating their effectiveness in hitting acquisition targets. Driver Value Proposition: Support the development of local initiatives that strengthen our offering to partners and improve long-term retention. Performance Tracking: Set up and monitor key performance indica

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