Top Entry Level Project Management Jobs

The Community Coordinator serves as the liaison between the CMS site and the community, focusing on public safety and youth engagement. Responsibilities include coordinating events, building partnerships, attending community meetings, and addressing public safety concerns. The role aims to foster collaboration among local organizations to reduce gun violence and promote community well-being.

The Project Manager is responsible for defining project scope and deliverables, managing the project work plan, estimating resources, resolving team issues, and communicating project status to stakeholders. The role includes leading change management and business process discovery efforts in collaboration with the executive sponsor and senior management.

Supervise a program or unit within a human services program, providing support and supervision for individuals with disabilities. Responsible for day-to-day operations, staff supervision, program activities, and regulatory compliance.

The Project Coordinator assists Project Managers and field personnel by entering job information into accounting systems, processing contracts and billings, handling A/R collections, and maintaining project documentation while providing customer service support.

This position is for a 12-month development program that equips individuals to become reverse mortgage originators. It includes training from top sales leaders and focuses on helping retirees enhance their retirement income. Participants will receive a compensation package that combines a base draw and commission, while developing their sales skills in the mortgage industry.

As a Program Support Coordinator, you will manage high-priority projects for Federal clients, facilitate meetings, conduct site visits, and develop promotional content. Your role will involve ensuring quality control on deliverables, tracking project progress, and supporting communication strategies. You'll assist in implementing program policies and managing vendor relationships while preparing materials for senior leadership.

The Project Coordinator at TNS will manage deployment projects for financial services, oversee multiple concurrent projects, and ensure effective communication among stakeholders. This role requires applying modern project management techniques to meet project objectives, manage risks, and facilitate teamwork. The coordinator will produce documentation, provide status reports, and participate in continuous improvement of project management practices.