Top Entry Level Project Management Jobs

Manage and execute partner program operations, streamline internal processes, coordinate initiatives, and handle administrative tasks to support Flodesk's partner program. This role involves data tracking, reporting, and process improvement to enhance productivity and partner engagement.

The Project Coordinator will support the Desktop Technology Standardization Effort, including approving furniture installation mock-ups, managing vendors, conducting quality control inspections, updating standards, and ensuring project requirements are met. This role involves strong communication and problem-solving skills, along with a technical background and proficiency in MS Office applications.

The Program Manager will oversee the HudsonAlpha Agtech Accelerator, managing logistics, recruitment, and operational success while coordinating events and building relationships within the agtech community.

The Program Manager will execute high-impact programs to optimize operational processes, collaborate with leadership for deliverables, track program performance, and ensure clear documentation. Strong communication, program management, and technical skills, particularly in various Google applications, are essential for success.

The Project Manager will facilitate communications with B2B clients using podcasting, ensuring efficient organization and attention to detail. Responsibilities include juggling projects, coordinating with the production team, and consistently following up on client needs and tasks to completion.

The Technical Program Manager will provide organization and coordination support for engineering initiatives, managing software development projects, tracking milestones, and communicating project statuses across teams. They will work independently and collaborate with developers and external entities to ensure project goals are met.

Responsible for managing diverse projects in an outsourced development environment, ensuring on-time and on-budget delivery while coordinating resources, communicating with leadership, and analyzing processes to optimize delivery. Develops project plans, manages risks, and interacts with staff and vendors, requiring strong interpersonal and presentation skills.