AI Context Operations Lead

Mercury Mercury · Fintech · Remote · Strategic Operations

This role focuses on building and maintaining Mercury's internal knowledge infrastructure, acting as a trusted context layer for company information. It involves designing schemas, validation workflows, and automations to ensure data accuracy and discoverability for both people and internal AI agents. The goal is to create a high-signal knowledge system that supports leadership reporting, planning, and operational reviews, ultimately enabling AI systems to operate effectively.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own Mercury's knowledge infrastructure: the trusted context layer that captures what every team owns, is building, and knows, along with the information architecture, taxonomy, and governance that keep it accurate, current, and useful.
  2. Build the knowledge layer on top of Mercury's AI infrastructure by partnering with AI Engineering to design the schemas, automations, and validation workflows that allow people and AI agents to reliably retrieve and act on company knowledge.
  3. Own the reporting layer that turns shared context into operational insight, including leadership reporting, roadmap views, planning dashboards, and the reporting that powers company operating cadences.
  4. Drive company-wide adoption of standardized systems and practices by partnering across Engineering, Product, Design, Data, Compliance, Legal, Finance, Partnerships, Customer Support, and other teams to replace fragmented documentation with trusted, structured sources of truth.
  5. Continuously improve how Mercury captures, organizes, and uses knowledge by identifying operational friction, building better workflows, and ensuring employees have the tooling and enablement they need to effectively work with AI.

Skills

Required

  • 5–8 years of experience in program or product operations, technical program management, product management, data, or similar roles
  • Systems designer and knowledge architect mindset
  • Comfortable working with technical systems, including APIs, data models, analytics, and tools like Linear, GitHub, Metabase, and modern AI platforms
  • Hands-on experience using AI to create leverage through workflows, automations, agents, or other practical applications
  • Solid understanding of how LLMs retrieve and consume information
  • Strong judgment, clear communication, and thoughtful execution
  • Thriving in ambiguous environments

What the JD emphasized

  • systems and standards
  • structured, living record
  • single source of truth
  • schemas, validation workflows, and automations
  • people and AI systems
  • high-signal knowledge system
  • AI systems
  • systems operations, knowledge architecture, and product thinking
  • structured sources of truth
  • AI

Other signals

  • internal AI agents
  • knowledge infrastructure
  • structured, living record
  • single source of truth
  • AI systems