Top Entry Level Project Management Jobs

The Project Manager will lead and manage immigration projects, develop target markets, maintain sales channels, interact with clients for lead generation, improve customer service, recruit and train sales teams, and achieve sales goals.

TigerGraph is looking for individuals to enhance its advanced analytics and machine learning platform. Candidates will contribute to the company's graph database technology utilized by major enterprises for applications including fraud detection and customer insights. Responsibilities likely involve supporting data analytics initiatives and collaborating with tech teams.

The IT Project Manager will lead project management for specified initiatives, coordinate contributions from stakeholders, ensure services are delivered within agreed timelines, manage project plans, engage internal stakeholders, report on progress, identify revenue opportunities, and support team objectives.

Assist in planning, execution, and monitoring of various projects, ensuring timely completion of deliverables and maintaining communication among project stakeholders. Responsible for project documentation and risk management, while identifying areas for continuous improvement.

The Project Manager will oversee capital repair, improvement, and renovation projects primarily for condominium and multi-family properties. Responsibilities include managing project proposals, budgets, documentation, communications with clients and subcontractors, and quality control during site visits. The role supports the Senior Project Manager and requires strong organizational and communication skills.

The Field & Project Manager at Shapiro+Raj is responsible for managing logistics and financials of market research projects, ensuring timely execution, coordinating with internal teams and vendors, and maintaining quality data. This role involves overseeing both qualitative and quantitative research methods and optimizing project processes in collaboration with team members.

The Project Controller supports the Program Manager with financial and control oversight of large contracts by managing costs, preparing budgets, performing financial analyses, maintaining funding records, and generating reports. They ensure compliance with government cost control guidelines and assist in the financial lifecycle of projects.

The Project / Program Control Coordinator will support Business Analysis and Management Support Services, providing leadership and expertise in project control activities, including cost, schedule, and quality management, while preparing reports and managing project documentation using Microsoft tools.

The Project Specialist I will support the Federal Aviation Administration Logistics Center by providing logistics and professional support services. Responsibilities include drafting, engineering drawing maintenance, library management, and technical support for aviation systems and operations.