Special Projects Manager – Innovation & Delivery

Clover Health is reinventing health insurance by combining data with human empathy to improve member health. They are seeking a Special Projects Manager to drive high-priority cross-functional initiatives from strategy into execution, helping to build structure and operational clarity in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities:

• Drive Day-to-Day Execution: Support high-priority initiatives by turning strategic direction into clear workplans, timelines, decisions, and follow-through
• Run Critical Workstreams: Own discrete parts of major cross-functional efforts, ensuring milestones are met, dependencies are managed, and progress stays visible
• Create Operational Clarity: Build the trackers, meeting cadences, project documents, and communication rhythms that help teams execute effectively
• Support Structured Problem Solving: Break down complex problems, synthesize inputs, and help translate high-level goals into executable next steps
• Coordinate Across Teams: Work across functions and stakeholders to surface risks early, resolve blockers, and keep projects aligned
• Use AI & Emerging Technology: Apply AI-powered tools and other technologies to improve execution speed, quality, and leverage across your work

Requirements:

• 2–6 years of experience in management consulting, finance, or startup operations: high-performance, analytically rigorous environment
• Highly structured, detail-oriented, and able to keep multiple threads moving without losing the big picture
• Ability to turn direction into action and comfortable driving execution in ambiguous, cross-functional environments
• Strong written and verbal communicator who can synthesize information clearly and keep stakeholders aligned
• Energized by solving hard problems and helping teams make progress, even when the path is not perfectly defined
• Good judgment about when to push independently and when to escalate
• Desire to build as an operator by working closely with leaders on consequential company priorities