CoreWeave
Senior Special Projects Manager
$149K–$198K
Livingston, NJ / New York, NY +2 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Jun 18, 2026
- Location
- Livingston, NJ / New York, NY
Livingston, New Jersey, United States
Manhattan, New York, United States - Experience
- 7–10 years.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree required.
- Visa sponsorship
- Requires access to export-controlled information: applicant must be a U.S. person, be eligible to access the information without export authorization, or be eligible and reasonably likely to obtain required export authorization. CoreWeave may decline to pursue export licensing for legitimate business reasons.
About the job
Owns and delivers high-priority, cross-functional business initiatives from problem definition through implementation and measurement, advising executives and coordinating teams across CoreWeave.
What you'll do
- Structure business problems, analyze research and data, recommend solutions, implement them, and measure results.
- Manage a portfolio of complex cross-functional projects end to end, including risks, implementation, and strategic reporting.
- Prepare communications for executive and company-wide audiences and identify opportunities for Special Projects support.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree.
- Demonstrated ability to build trust and influence across organizational levels and drive collaboration and accountability.
- Demonstrated ability to implement operational best practices, build scalable processes, and drive continuous improvement.
- Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel and PowerPoint.
Nice to have
- A background in management consulting followed by in-house experience in corporate strategy, private equity, investment banking, product management, or a strategic chief of staff role is ideal.
- Understanding of cloud services, software businesses, digital infrastructure, or data centers.
Pay
$149,000 to $198,000 USD base salary
Tools
Microsoft Office Suite, Excel, PowerPoint
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