Is the Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role remote?

Yes — Stripe lists this as a fully remote position.

How much experience is required?

3–5 years of relevant experience for this Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role.

What seniority level is this role?

Stripe targets vp candidates for this position.

Is this full-time or contract?

Full-time for this Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role at Stripe.

Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations at Stripe

Joblaze summary

In this role, the individual collaborates closely with the Chief of Staff to manage the strategy and operations of the Vice Chair Office, overseeing a diverse portfolio of programs that influence Stripe's external impact. Key skills include program leadership, strategic planning, and strong communication, with a focus on translating high-level priorities into actionable plans. This position is suited for someone with 3-5 years of experience in strategy or operations, particularly in complex, cross-functional environments. The team operates in a fast-paced setting, requiring adaptability as priorities evolve.

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Listed 2 days ago on Joblaze — tracked directly from Stripe's career page.
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Quick facts

Is the Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role remote?: Yes — Stripe lists this as a fully remote position.
How much experience is required?: 3–5 years of relevant experience for this Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role.
What seniority level is this role?: Stripe targets vp candidates for this position.
Is this full-time or contract?: Full-time for this Vice Chair Office, Strategy & Operations role at Stripe.

From the original posting

Who we are

About Stripe

Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies - from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups - use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone's reach while doing the most important work of your career.

About the team

The Vice Chair Office sets Stripe's strategy across government relations, public affairs, and policy, and partners closely with publishing, philanthropy, and other external-facing programs — together, the parts of the company that shape how Stripe shows up in the world beyond the product itself, and that increasingly shape the long-term environment Stripe operates in.

We translate the Vice Chair's external-impact priorities into a clear portfolio of programs, with disciplined decisions and coordinated execution behind them. The portfolio spans enduring work (policy strategy, government-relations cadence, external stakeholder relationships) and time-bound programs (major convenings, publishing initiatives, campaigns). As a result, the Policy team is one of our closest and largest cross-functional partners — much of what we do is built and run in close coordination with the policy team, not just adjacent to it. We're a small, high-output team working on questions with a long time horizon, and the work changes shape as the portfolio grows.

What you’ll do

This role works closely with the Chief of Staff on strategy and operations for the Vice Chair Office. You'll help design how this cross-functional portfolio runs, and you'll own individual programs end-to-end. Some weeks that means building a planning process from scratch; other weeks it means running a convening or driving a cross-functional initiative to a decision. You'll work at every altitude — from shaping how the team plans and prioritizes, to being in the room for the execution details that make a program land well.

Responsibilities

Partner with the Chief of Staff to translate the Vice Chair's priorities into a clear portfolio of programs across policy, public affairs, publishing, and external partnerships
Design and run the team's operating rhythm — the planning, review, and decision forums that keep a fast-moving, cross-functional portfolio aligned
Own programs end-to-end: frame the objective, build the plan, drive execution, and report on outcomes
Build the operational foundations for a growing team — from how work gets prioritized and tracked, to how we define and measure success across a portfolio of programs that don't share a common metric today
Stand up the team's approach to measurement: define what success looks like per program, run experiments where useful, and track outcomes so the team can tell what's working
Represent the Vice Chair Office in cross-functional settings with comms, policy, legal, finance, and external partners
Spot risks and dependencies across the portfolio early and drive them to resolution
Take on new projects and ambiguous problems as the portfolio's priorities shift

Who you are

We're looking for someone who meets the minimum requirements to be considered for the role. If you meet these requirements, you are encouraged to apply. The preferred qualifications are a bonus, not a requirement.

Minimum requirements

3-5 years experience in strategy, program leadership, or an operating role supporting a senior leader or a complex, cross-functional team
A track record of turning ambiguous priorities into a structured plan and driving it through to execution
Strong written and verbal communication, with experience preparing materials for senior stakeholders
Good judgment about when to make a call yourself and when to escalate
Comfort managing several workstreams at once without losing track of the details
Impeccable organizational, project management and stakeholder management skills

Preferred qualifications

Experience in policy, government relations, public affairs, or a related field
Experience working directly with senior executives
Experience building a process, program, or team structure from scratch
Experience defining success metrics or running experiments for programs that don't have an obvious, pre-built way to measure impact