We’re Fever , the world’s leading tech platform for culture and live entertainment.
To democratize access to culture and entertainment. With our proprietary cutting-edge technology and data-driven approach, we’re revolutionizing the way people engage with live entertainment.
Every month, our platform inspires over 300 million people in +55 countries (and counting) to discover unforgettable experiences while also empowering event creators with our data and technology, helping them scale, innovate, and enhance their events to reach new audiences. We’ve teamed up with major industry leaders like Netflix, F.Barcelona, and Primavera Sound, presented international award-winning experiences, and are backed by several leading general investors We’re looking for a highly motivated, hands-on, and analytically minded individual to join our team as a Business Operations Manager . In this position, you’ll play a critical role in shaping and optimizing the core processes of our commercial teams across Fever. Optimize Commercial Processes: Design, build,



and implement the core processes of all commercial teams, ensuring alignment with Fever’s growth objectives and improving resource utilization
Identify Operational Inefficiencies: Partner with commercial team leaders to identify bottlenecks, address potential issues, and deliver impactful solutions
Lead High-Impact Projects: Drive end-to-end execution of projects that enhance performance across markets and regions in up to 40 countries
A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, Data Analytics, or a related STEM field
~Proficiency in SQL and VBA/AppScript (Python is a plus)
~ Strong project management and organizational skills, with a track record of implementing operational improvements
~ Fluency in English (additional languages are a bonus)

Attractive compensation package consisting of base salary and the potential to earn a significant bonus for top performance.
~ Opportunity to have a real impact in a high-gro

📌 Senior Commercial (España)
🏢 FeverUp
📍 España