Implementation Manager

About the Company Valon is building the AI-native operating system for regulated finance, starting with mortgage servicing. We're a Series C company backed by a16z, transforming industries that others have written off as too complex to innovate. Rather than build on top of broken legacy systems, we took a different approach: we built and operate our own mortgage servicing business managing $110+ billion in loans. This wasn't the end goal, it was how we deeply understood the complexity needed to build software that actually works in regulated industries. The results speak for themselves. We've transformed mortgage servicing from a 0% margin business into 60%+ margins while dramatically improving customer experience. Major enterprise contracts are now deploying across the industry. ValonOS is our unified platform that makes every process structured and programmable and it is perfectly positioned for the AI era. When everything flows through one system with rich data, AI agents don't just automate tasks, they continuously improve entire operations. Mortgage servicing is just the beginning of our vision to transform regulated industries and beyond. About the Role Valon is deploying ValonOS, an AI‑native operating system for complex, regulated operations, with a high‑touch implementation model that pairs great software with world‑class on‑the‑ground execution. As an Implement [... source excerpt omitted ...] ution to timeline Anticipate long‑lead blockers, assign DRIs, set clear timelines, and burn down risks. Balance speed with quality in regulated, legacy environments. Be the main client touchpoint Build trusted relationships with project manager counterparts and business leaders. Read the room, manage expectations, and translate feedback into crisp actions. Orchestrate cross‑functional teams Coordinate Deployment Strategists, Forward Deployed Engineers, Engineering, Product, and Analytics from discovery through go live. Manage scope and change Capture requests, cluster themes, and route to the minimum viable path. Use off‑the‑shelf assets and sessions to avoid bespoke wor [... source excerpt omitted ...] training, comms, and readiness for target user cohorts. Track adoption against thresholds and close gaps. Run executive cadence Prepare materials and drive steering forums with client executives. Keep decisions, risks, and value tracking transparent and on‑track. Contribute to the playbook Codify templates, checklists, and talk tracks that make future deployments faster and more repeatable. What Success Looks Like Clear, living plan of record with no surprises on critical path. Risks and dependencies surfaced early and burned down proactively. Transition completed smoothly with minimal business disruption and contingency plans ready but not needed. Client stakeholders