Revenue Operations Manager

Renowned Homes is a London-based new homes consultancy operating as a strategic sales and operations partner to developers, not a traditional listing agency. The company has sold over £80m in new homes and has been recognised in UK Parliament for its work. Renowned Homes controls its full pipeline internally, from demand generation through to sales execution and deal progression, and runs on strict activity and performance tracking across every function of the business. As the company scales its sales, marketing, and property operations, it is now bringing in a Revenue Operations Manager to own how those functions run, report, and improve.Role DescriptionThe Revenue Operations Manager is a full-time, on-site role responsible for the operational backbone of the business across sales, marketing, and property operations. This is not a narrow reporting function. The role owns how revenue-generating activity is tracked, how performance is reported, and how the systems and processes behind the business actually work day to day. Core responsibilities include overseeing and improving the CRM and pipeline systems the sales team runs on, ensuring every deal, lead, and activity is accurately tracked and nothing falls through the cracks, and building reporting that gives the founder a clear, real-time view of performance across sales, marketing, and revenue. The role also covers identifying where automation and AI tools can remove manual work and improve speed or accuracy across the business, working directly with the sales and marketing functions to diagnose operational bottlenecks and fix them, and managing the systems and workflows that connect lead generation through to deal completion. The Revenue Operations Manager reports directly to the founder and is expected to bring a high level of independent judgement to how the business runs operationally, not simply execute instructions.QualificationsMinimum 3 years of experience in revenue operations, property operations, or a closely related operational role within a fast-paced, performance-driven businessStrong working knowledge of CRM and pipeline management systems, with the ability to configure, improve, and troubleshoot them, not just use themPractical experience using AI tools and automation to improve operational efficiency, reduce manual work, or improve reporting and decision-makingStrong analytical ability, with the confidence to build reporting from scratch and use data to identify problems before they become visible elsewhere in the businessExperience working across multiple functions (sales, marketing, operations) rather than a single siloed departmentExcellent organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities across different parts of the business simultaneouslyStrong communication skills, with the ability to work directly with a founder and translate operational detail into clear, actionable recommendationsHigh ownership mentality and comfort operating with real autonomy, building and improving systems rather than waiting to be told what to fixProperty or real estate industry experience is a strong advantage, though not an absolute requirement if the operational and systems experience is strong enoughWhat We OfferFull ownership of the operational function from day one, with real influence over how the business runs, not just how it's reported onDirect reporting line to the founder, with genuine visibility and input into decisions across the businessThe opportunity to build and shape systems and processes for a company that is actively scaling, rather than maintaining something already fixed in placeThe backing of a company with a proven track record: £80m+ in new homes sold and recognised in UK ParliamentWhy This RoleThis is a role for someone who has outgrown being told what to track and wants to decide what gets tracked, why, and what happens with it. If you've built or improved operational systems before, know how to use AI and automation to make a business run leaner, and want that work to sit close to the founder rather than buried in a reporting line, this is worth a conversation.