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Luron AI, Inc. is seeking an Operations Analyst to work directly with leadership on company-wide priorities, execution, and strategic projects.
This generalist role requires turning ambiguous problems into concrete, actionable outcomes across Sales, Product, Engineering, and Customer Success. You'll build dashboards and reports, analyze diverse datasets, and own cross-functional initiatives from inception to delivery, with a bias for rapid, impact-driven execution in a fast-moving startup
Luron is an applied AI company. We deploy AI into the operational core of the largest enterprises in the world. Not as a pilot that lives in a slide deck, but as systems that carry real volume in production.
Our work spans voice AI, chat AI, AI optimizations, and full AI transformation programs. We build agents that answer and route calls, resolve customer requests across every written channel, and rewire how an enterprise actually runs.
We are forward deployed by design. Our engineers and strategists sit inside the customer's operation, learn how the business truly works, and ship against that reality.
This is a role for people who want ownership, tempo, and proximity to consequence.
We are looking for an Operations Analyst to work directly with the leadership across company-wide priorities, operational execution, and strategic projects.
This is a generalist role for someone who is comfortable moving between analysis and execution. You may spend one week building a business case, the next redesigning an internal process, and the next coordinating a cross-functional initiative across Sales, Product, Engineering, and Customer Success.
You will be expected to take ambiguous problems, structure them clearly, and drive them toward a concrete outcome.
You are the person people route the messy, unowned problem to, and you come back with a structure, a number, and a recommendation. You move between a model and an operational fix in the same day, and you would rather own the outcome than manage the process.