Top Operations & Support Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Provide business travelers with expert support for flight, hotel, car, and rail bookings through chat, phone, and email. Manage complex itineraries, fares, ticketing, reissues, cancellations, PNRs, and travel compliance while meeting service-level and performance expectations. Maintain supplier and destination knowledge, assist users with Navan self-service tools, collaborate with internal teams, and provide feedback to improve products and operations.

Manages event travel programs from post-sale planning through final billing, supporting travelers with booking changes, cancellations, fare information, and issue resolution across hotels, flights, cars, and rail. Builds client relationships, coordinates program objectives, maintains service documentation, supports account teams, and contributes to revenue and customer satisfaction. Requires strong travel booking, GDS, communication, multitasking, and customer service skills, with flexibility for nontraditional shifts.

Leads Navan’s pre-sales scoping operation for enterprise deals, aligning service tiers, pricing, operational capabilities, and AI-assisted support offerings. Partners with Sales, Product, Pricing, Marketing, and Global Operations to simplify service packages, enforce scoping guardrails, mitigate operational risks, and protect margins. Leads the GOS Sales Squad during late-stage sales cycles, develops commercial collateral, supports executive customer discussions, and governs metrics related to deal quality, compliance, and pipeline velocity.

Leads Navan’s North America Travel Services organization, overseeing customer support operations, service quality, workforce planning, cost efficiency, and team development. Drives scalable operating models, operational transformation, AI and automation adoption, technology partnerships, and data-informed improvements. Partners cross-functionally to enhance enterprise traveler experiences, manage vendors, and ensure operational readiness during travel disruptions. Requires extensive senior leadership experience in large-scale contact center or service operations, preferably within corporate travel, airlines, travel management, or travel technology.

Leads multiple global travel support teams operating 24/7. Responsibilities include developing standardized processes, improving operational scale, managing escalations, monitoring service levels and customer satisfaction, conducting root-cause analysis, coaching managers, supporting hiring and training, and reporting performance. The role requires contact-center leadership, travel industry systems experience, customer-service expertise, analytical problem solving, and flexibility for nontraditional shifts and potential weekend on-call coverage.