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Role Summary

We are looking for 2-3 RevOps specialists to augment our team for the next 6+ months. This individual contributor role will serve under the VP of RevOps to stabilize and support a skeleton-crew team during a critical integration and planning window.

Duration: ~6 months (through end of 2026 + early Q1 2027)

Capacity: Full-time, 5 days per week

Location: Fully remote; distributed team across East/Central time zones with UK partners; no on-site requirements

Key Priorities

Serve as a trusted partner and hands-on "do-er" to the VP of RevOps and Chief Customer Officer across multiple revenue-generating business units.
Execute core revenue operation activities during the 2027 budget and go-to-market planning cycle.
Support the integration o

📌 RevOps Analyst (Argentina)
🏢 GRATIA
📍 Argentina