Top Entry Level Project Manager Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Manages multiple low-complexity warehouse automation projects or supports larger implementations under supervision. Responsibilities include coordinating stakeholders, suppliers, internal teams, schedules, budgets, contracts, change orders, risk registers, documentation, customer communications, and issue resolution. The role oversees projects valued up to $20 million, maintains forecasts and critical paths, supports procurement activities, and travels internationally quarterly, with travel up to 50%.

Plans, manages, and completes industrial construction, lifting, rigging, and relocation projects within scope, schedule, budget, quality, and safety requirements. Coordinates customers, sales representatives, engineers, vendors, suppliers, contractors, crews, equipment, and field leadership. Develops schedules, monitors critical path items, identifies risks, communicates project status, reviews contracts, supports proposals, and resolves issues affecting project execution.

Manage end-to-end Recruiting Transformation projects from initiation through closeout. Responsibilities include defining scope, schedules, milestones, risks, dependencies, resources, and success criteria; coordinating global cross-functional teams; tracking project health and metrics; maintaining project documentation; facilitating meetings; managing change control; communicating status to stakeholders and executives; supporting rollout enablement; and conducting retrospectives. Recruiting or talent acquisition systems experience is preferred.

Manages project change control from sales through closeout. Evaluates scope, cost, schedule, contractual, and resource impacts; identifies change-order opportunities; coordinates with Legal, Sales, Procurement, Scheduling, Solution Development, and project teams; maintains change logs and standardized processes; prepares customer documentation; leads leadership reviews; supports indexation and hyper-inflation processes; and trains teams on change-management best practices.

Manages multiple warehouse automation projects of moderate complexity, overseeing stakeholder communication, schedules, budgets, contracts, change orders, procurement, subcontractors, risks, documentation, and issue resolution. Coordinates internal teams, subsidiaries, customers, suppliers, and onsite implementation personnel while independently negotiating and escalating issues. Projects may involve large budgets, software integration, third-party equipment, international collaboration, and travel of up to 50%.

Manage multiple moderate- to high-complexity warehouse automation projects from inception through completion. Responsibilities include stakeholder communication, project scheduling, budgeting, forecasting, contract and change-order management, procurement coordination, subcontractor oversight, risk mitigation, issue resolution, and team leadership. Projects may involve international subsidiaries, third-party equipment, installation, commissioning, software integration, and customer implementations. The role requires up to 50% travel, including quarterly international travel, and U.S. work authorization.

Manage private utility locating and concrete scanning projects using ground penetrating radar and related equipment. Serve clients on construction sites, collect accurate subsurface data, ensure safety and schedule adherence, provide customer service, and complete fieldwork after company training.

The Project Manager/Business Analyst role focuses on supporting project execution within a top non-profit organization, emphasizing collaboration and communication skills.

Support the founder and managing director as Project Manager for Project Pentateuch. Lead planning, budgeting, oversight, scheduling, and recordkeeping for film, TV, music, and media initiatives. Coordinate with management to keep scope and direction on track. Administrative, finance, project management, and communications skills are desirable. Focused on building a faith-based, family-oriented media company.