About the role
Program & Strategy Manager 3 - 5 Gurgaon, Haryana Full-Time Role: Program & Strategy, CEO Office Department: CEO Office Reports To: CEO Location: Gurugram Work timings: 3pm IST to 12am+ (Half US overlapping hours) Team Stage: Series B Key Partners: Executive Team, Product, Engineering, GTM, Customer Success, Finance About Spyne Spyne is building the AI operating system for automotive retail. Starting with visual merchandising and expanding into conversational AI, Spyne helps dealers move inventory faster, respond to buyers instantly, and run more of the dealership stack with AI. Founded by operators from Amazon, Cox, and OYO, Spyne has grown 30x in under three years and now powers 1,500+ dealerships across the US. Its products, Studio AI and Vini AI, are coming together into a full-stack Retail AI platform for modern dealerships. Backed by Accel, Vertex Ventures, and Storm Ventures, Spyne is emerging as one of the category leaders redefining how dealerships operate in the AI era. Studio AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0_CsQpCbwg Vini AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFjhPWp6gJU Why This Role Exists Spyne is on a supersonic growth path and we are looking for generalists with great business acumen. You'll work directly with the CEO on whatever the company needs most that quarter. As a strategist, consultant, and implementer, you will ensure streamlined activities within the organization in a consultative manner. The ideal candidate brings business acumen, strategy formulation, finance, data analysis, project management, and team working. You will handle the day-to-day management of priorities to allow the CEO to focus on growing the business, and you will contribute to the long-term success of the company. In the last 6 months, this seat would have meant: Building the business case and 12-week launch plan for a new product line, including pricing, pilot selection, and vendor contracts Designing the company's ESOP distribution framework across ~200 employees Owning the data room and narrative work for fundraising conversations Running competitive research deep enough to reposition a product against incumbents Prototyping internal tools with Claude Code or Cursor instead of writing a spec and waiting Some weeks you're in spreadsheets pressure-testing unit economics. Some weeks you're on calls with US dealers. Some weeks you're shipping a v0 of something yourself because that's faster than briefing a team.