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Vice President of Strategy
Oklo Inc. Build and lead the corporate strategy function, including designing its operating model, hiring and developing talent, allocating resources, and owning team standards, quality, and results .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in corporate strategy development, team leadership, and cross-functional initiative management. Capable of advising executive leadership with evidence-based recommendations and integrating strategy across various business units.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Corporate Strategy LeadershipTeam Building and DevelopmentExecutive CommunicationCross-Functional Initiative ManagementStrategic Decision-Making
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Hard Skills
Strategic PlanningPortfolio ManagementBusiness Model EvaluationResource AllocationPerformance Management
Soft Skills
JudgmentSynthesisCredibilityCollaborationChallenge Assumptions
Industry Keywords
Corporate DevelopmentCapital InitiativesPartnership EvaluationGrowth PlatformsInternational Opportunities
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Build and lead the corporate strategy function, including designing its operating model, hiring and developing talent, allocating resources, and owning team standards, quality, and results
- Lead the development and refinement of Oklo's long-range enterprise strategy, including portfolio choices, priority markets, business models, growth platforms, and resource allocation
- Identify strategic opportunities, risks, and unanswered questions and recommend what the company should pursue, defer, reshape, or decline
- Lead annual and multi-year planning, objectives and key results, scorecards, and initiative reviews
- Support strategic evaluation of partnerships, capital initiatives, acquisitions, new ventures, international opportunities, and structural options
- Own the strategic-initiative portfolio by establishing objectives, leaders, milestones, decision points, and review mechanisms
- Advise executive leadership and the Board with independent, evidence-based recommendations and lead consequential strategic discussions
- Personally lead selected high-stakes initiatives through decision, launch, transaction, or operational handoff
- Integrate strategy across Finance, Corporate Development, Strategic Partnerships, Legal, Government Affairs, international teams, technical and regulatory leaders, and business units
- Build company-wide strategy capability through rigorous business cases, decision memos, portfolio reviews, strategic planning, and coaching
- Report to the Chief Strategy Officer
- Work directly with founders, CFO, and business-unit leaders
Requirements
What you’ll need- Substantial experience leading corporate strategy, general management, business building, or a comparable enterprise mandate, with a record of shaping company direction and driving implementation
- Demonstrated success building high-performing teams, setting an agenda, developing talent, managing performance, and delivering results through others
- Experience advising founders, senior executives, or Boards on consequential choices and creating alignment around difficult decisions
- Strong judgment across business models, partnerships, capital requirements, growth opportunities, portfolio choices, and resource tradeoffs
- A record of leading complex initiatives across functions and business units without relying solely on direct reporting authority
- Excellent writing, synthesis, and executive communication, with the credibility to challenge assumptions and represent the company with senior counterparties
- Significant travel for executive working sessions, team collaboration, and selected engagements may be required
- Remote employees must travel to headquarters in Santa Clara, California, twice per quarter based on business or team needs
- Employees are required to be in person at headquarters in Santa Clara for the first two weeks of onboarding
- Only applicants who meet the definition of a U.S. person under applicable laws may be eligible
- Employment may be contingent upon successful completion of a drug screening; employees may be subject to drug testing at any time in accordance with company policy and applicable laws
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible time off
- Equity
- Bonuses
- Competitive pay
- 401(k)
- Health insurance with employer contribution
- HSA
- FSA
- Flexible work hours
- Wellness credits
- Other benefits