Top Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

As a Program Manager at Splice, you will oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of product initiatives, ensuring effective communication and collaboration across product teams. You will drive progress on workstreams, identify gaps in program operations, and influence decisions without formal authority to guide the program’s success.

The Project Manager will oversee the accuracy of trail data, manage contractors in Australia and New Zealand, coordinate research tasks, provide feedback to improve product quality, and assist with QA testing.

As a Project Manager at Gurobi Optimization, you will oversee project execution across various functions, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to budget. You will assist in developing project management processes, track progress, facilitate meetings, manage documentation, and identify project risks while collaborating with stakeholders to enhance project management practices.

The Sales Project Manager II at Renaissance Learning is responsible for planning and managing programs, ensuring their successful execution, supervising project outputs, and collaborating with various teams. This role involves strategic leadership, aligning projects within a program, and engaging with stakeholders to facilitate effective communication and program success.

As the Security Accreditations Program Manager, you will lead the accreditation processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks like FedRAMP and DoD standards. You will collaborate with various teams to align security controls with company objectives, track program timelines, manage documentation, and facilitate both internal and external audits.

The Project Manager II at Rackspace Technology is responsible for small to medium-sized projects with well-defined scope, moderate complexity, and limited risk. They manage project objectives, risks, and issues while providing tactical leadership and direction to the project team. Key responsibilities include managing project variances, maintaining quality, and fostering team motivation. The role requires an intermediate understanding of project management principles, project lifecycle, and project planning tools. A Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent work experience is required along with 1-5 years of IT project management or equivalent leadership experience.

As a Technical Program Manager, you'll be responsible for driving customer adoption of Harness products, managing onboarding projects, handling customer escalations, and improving onboarding processes. You'll collaborate with various teams to ensure successful implementation and alignment with company initiatives.