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Kovari, a San Francisco-based robotics hardware startup, seeks an operations generalist to own the company’s operational backbone. You’ll touch hiring, logistics, vendor management, finance, facilities, and other critical owner tasks in a fast-paced, hands-on environment.
The right candidate will thrive in multi‑discipline work, build scalable processes, and help founders stay focused on growing the business. This role requires in-person collaboration here in SF.
At Kovari, we're rethinking how physical work gets done in the age of robotics. We believe building robots that can move the economy is one of the most important endeavors in technology.
Our first goal is to build general-purpose robots for hospitality — taking on the physical, repetitive work that keeps the industry operating. The last mile problem for proliferating useful robots into businesses is a first-class innovation problem itself. We marry deep commercial understanding with fast-paced engineering to create robots that move the industry. Since inception, we've raised over $6M from industry-leading investors to carry out that mission.
We are obsessed with rapid iteration, engineering rigor, and deploying real machines into real environments. The next decade will compress a century of progress in robotics. We're looking for people who want to leave their fingerprints on that future.
We are based in San Francisco and work in-person.
Kovari runs fast. We build hardware, deploy it into live environments, manage vendors, hire people, and ship internal tooling — often all in the same week. This role exists to make sure none of that falls through the cracks.
You will own the operational backbone of the company. No single function, no narrow lane. You'll touch hiring, logistics, vendor management, finance, facilities, and whatever else needs an owner. The best version of this person makes the founders feel like things are handled — and then goes looking for the next problem.