Senior Manager, Construction Operations

Meridian Street Capital, LLC; United States; Remote; USD 115,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) immediately upon hire

Remote First Team

$1000 work-from-home stipend

Monthly Townhalls

Laptop and company swag

Job summary

Jukebox Health is seeking a Senior Manager, Construction Operations to lead the Regional Project Manager team and drive consistent, on-time home modification installations nationwide. You will own the KPI framework, cadence, and accountability structures, while building dashboards, coaching managers, and standardizing regional tracking to ensure scalable performance.

The role emphasizes continuous improvement, remote-first collaboration, and data-driven decisions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years managing a distributed field team in construction or home services
• Track record of building KPI frameworks and performance management systems from scratch
• Comfortable working with data/dashboards to drive decisions
• Experience managing teams through change

Responsibilities

• Define and own the KPI framework for Regional Project Managers: on-time completion rate, budget variance, quality inspection pass rate, SLAs, Service Provider network health, client escalation rate
• Run a regular weekly/monthly performance review cadence with each Regional PM against those metrics
• Own the documentation trail for performance - what was flagged, what was committed to, what changed
• Serve as the escalation point above Regional PMs for issues that cannot be resolved at the regional level
• Represent regional performance data to executive leadership
• Build and maintain dashboards/reporting that make regional performance visible to leadership without requiring narrative status updates
• Standardize how installations are tracked across regions so performance data is comparable
• Manage, coach, and develop the Regional Project Manager team
• Set clear expectations at hire and in onboarding for what "meeting the bar" looks like, tied directly to the KPI framework

Job description

At Jukebox Health, our mission is to empower everyone to live safer, healthier, more independent lives at home. We partner with health plans to make homes safer and more accessible for older adults and high-needs populations. We achieve this by combining technology with networks of clinicians, suppliers, and installers to deliver personalized home modifications and environmental supports nationwide. Founded by experienced entrepreneurs, Jukebox Health is a fast growing healthcare services company backed by top venture capital firms like Valtruis and The Home Depot.

We're looking for a Senior Manager, Construction Operations to build and run the operating rhythm for our Regional Project Manager team. You'll own the metrics, cadence, and accountability structure that ensures every home modification installation across every region meets our timeline, budget, and quality bar. This role exists because consistency at scale doesn’t happen by default: it’s designed, measured, and enforced. The ideal individual will be comfortable challenging the status quo and creating an environment of continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

Performance Management & Accountability

• Define and own the KPI framework for Regional Project Managers: on-time completion rate, budget variance, quality inspection pass rate, SLAs, Service Provider network health, client escalation rate
• Run a regular (weekly/monthly) performance review cadence with each Regional PM against those metrics
• Own the documentation trail for performance - what was flagged, what was committed to, what changed
• Serve as the escalation point above Regional PMs for issues that cannot be resolved at the regional level
• Represent regional performance data to executive leadership

Team Oversight

• Build and maintain dashboards/reporting that make regional performance visible to leadership without requiring narrative status updates
• Standardize how installations are tracked across regions so performance data is comparable, not just anecdotal
• Manage, coach, and develop the Regional Project Manager team
• Set clear expectations at hire and in onboarding for what "meeting the bar" looks like, tied directly to the KPI framework

Qualifications

• 5+ years managing a distributed field team in construction or home services
• Track record of building KPI frameworks and performance management systems from scratch, not just operating inherited ones
• Comfortable working with data/dashboards to drive decisions, not just gut sense of team performance
• Experience managing teams through change

How We Invest In You

• Generous company-funding of our health, vision, and dental plans
• HSA plans
• Short and Long-Term Disability
• Life and Personal Accident Insurance
• Hospital Insurance
• 401(k) immediately upon hire
• Generous candidate referral program

Time Away

• Unlimited PTO + 10 paid holidays Remote First Team

Remote First Team

• $1000 stipend you can use towards work from home costs
• Frequent team off‑sites and get‑togethers around the country
• Collaborative team environment
• Monthly Townhalls
• High trust environment
• A laptop and company swag upon hire

Compensation Range: $115,000-$125,000/year + company equity

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