Top Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

The Senior Project Manager will lead the implementation of large and complex programs by managing resources, schedules, and client expectations. Responsibilities include overseeing project activities, evaluating progress, collaborating on project specifications, and providing impactful communication to stakeholders.

The Sr. Project Manager oversees the implementation process for client projects, leading a team and ensuring successful project delivery. Responsibilities include project planning, maintaining communication with stakeholders, managing resources, and ensuring client satisfaction. The position requires significant travel and expertise in project management.

The role involves managing complex, high-value projects across multiple sites, ensuring all contract requirements are met to customer satisfaction. Responsibilities include schedule management, project execution, revenue forecasting, and liaising with customers and vendors. A strong understanding of engineering principles and industry standards is required.

The Senior Project Controls Manager leads project control teams to execute control functions across complex projects, analyzes project data for management decisions, and drives team consistency. The role requires proficiency in project scheduling, client relationship management, and the ability to interpret technical drawings.

The Land Development Project Manager will oversee pre-construction activities, manage civil engineering processes, coordinate with multiple departments, and ensure compliance with corporate standards for site acquisition. Responsibilities include consultant management, due diligence scheduling, and participation in municipal meetings.

The Associates Program at R/GA offers flexible freelance opportunities, providing guaranteed hours and community support while allowing for professional development and access to necessary tools. Candidates should have prior experience with R/GA, specifically having worked on multiple bookings or extended projects.

The Software Sourcing Program Manager will negotiate software pricing and agreements, manage licenses and supplier relationships, coordinate purchasing activities, and develop category strategies. The role requires strong negotiation skills to drive cost savings and supplier evaluations, and collaboration with various stakeholders while managing budgets and supplier governance.