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Our team is actively hiring for an Assistant Project Manager based out of our regional office in Boston, MA. Assist the Project Manager in planning, executing, & finalizing projects within deadlines and budgets.
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Role: Capital Markets Project Manager (UAT Testing) We are looking for an experienced Project manager to join client’s Alpha Testing team. Estimation & Milestone planning for the project and provide estimates for the UAT.
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Hourly Start Date: We seek a highly organized and detail-oriented Project Manager to support our Experiential Marketing Agency client. This role’s target hiring compensation range is $40 to $50 an hour.
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We are family-owned and operated, pride ourselves in our values, and are committed to hiring top-notch candidates to grow with us. We are looking for the right fit to fill an opening for a Project Manager who oversees all aspects of a project, from bid acceptance to job closure.
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We seek a highly organized and detail-oriented Project Manager, Events to support our Experiential Marketing Agency client. Proven experience in project management, with a strong emphasis on large-scale events.
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Marvin is hiring a Senior Architectural Project Manager representing the CA market and we’d like to hear from you! Assist Regional Manager (RM) in the development and Implementation of regional sales plans and regional meeting leadership, agenda development, and planning.
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Currently hiring for a Construction Project Manager to join one of Boston's most established General Contractors to manage high profile healthcare construction projects in and around Boston.
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Many of our AV Systems Integrator hiring firms are seeking AV PROJECT MANAGERS in BOSTON, MA to service clients in the Metro region. We have continuous demand from our hiring firm partners for strong hands-on AV technical talent, and can connect you to the right opportunity to accelerate your career.
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We are hiring an Implementation Project Manager to join our Services Team! This position would suit someone who is a detail-oriented Project Manager with a solid technical background/knowledge who enjoys building strong customer relationships while collaborating with internal and external teams.
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We're currently hiring for an experienced Senior Architectural Project Manager to join our team! Ensure compliance with building codes, zoning laws, and regulations throughout the project lifecycle.
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Are you a skilled and experienced land surveyor looking for an exciting Project Manager opportunity? We put our money where our mouth is and are proud of our efforts to identify a broad slate of candidates, with many hiring success stories to share.
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We are hiring in our Solution Design and Delivery team. As the Project Manager you will plan, budget, staff and manages multiple projects and teams. Excellent oral and written communication skills including writing proposals, project plans, specifications, status reports, etc.
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Clean Harbors is hiring for a Project Services Business Development Manager. If the customer already has an assigned Account Manager, this position will act as support specialist; otherwise, will be the primary owner of that relationship.
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One of our client is hiring a Salesforce Project Manager to ensure the SFDC project is delivered on time, within budget, and according to specified requirements and quality standards.
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DMGroup is hiring a Project Manager for its Breakthrough Results team. The Project Manager helps steer the Breakthrough Results program and its district partnerships toward success by leading and managing internal processes and external coordination to ensure all stakeholders are making meaningful progress towards shared milestones with efficiency and urgency.
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