Top Hybrid Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

The Research Program Manager will lead data collection initiatives, manage stakeholder collaboration, and optimize operational processes for WHOOP Labs.

Lead strategy and execution for Chewy Partner Hub enablement: design onboarding, training, help content, SOPs, and AI-enabled support. Build scalable programs, measure effectiveness with data, reduce user friction, and partner cross-functionally to drive adoption and continuous improvement.

Manage projects for life sciences customers, ensuring compliance and successful delivery in a regulated environment while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Project Manager will lead cross-functional programs in the People & Talent organization, ensuring project delivery aligned with organizational goals and coordinating with various stakeholders for effective communication and governance.

Lead cross-functional engineering teams to deliver audio technologies and products via internal development and external partnerships. Manage project schedules, budgets, risks, and software-hardware integration across the product lifecycle. Define operating practices for the new Audio Technology business unit and coordinate with research, sales, legal, and supply chain stakeholders.

Lead post-sales implementations and onboarding for enterprise software, managing project plans, stakeholders, integrations, testing, training, go-live, and handoff to Customer Success. Coordinate cross-functional teams, mitigate risks, track progress, and improve implementation playbooks and tools to drive customer activation and early adoption.

Lead and develop a team of Implementation Project Managers to deliver scalable, predictable SaaS customer onboardings. Own resource planning, capacity management, project forecasting, implementation playbooks, risk mitigation, executive escalations, cross-functional coordination, and reporting on time-to-value, customer satisfaction, and delivery health to drive continuous improvement.

The Senior Project Manager will guide multidisciplinary teams in delivering complex DoD projects, managing finances, schedules, and client relationships while ensuring project quality and compliance with specifications.

Manage and/or perform hazardous building material and industrial hygiene projects including surveys, abatement design and oversight, technical/regulatory leadership, proposal and budget development, report preparation, quality oversight, cross-team collaboration, business development, and staff mentorship across New England, the U.S., and internationally.

Lead and supervise proposal development teams supporting the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, manage the full pre-award lifecycle (concept to submission and JIT), set standards and workflows, resolve escalated policy and risk issues, develop tools and metrics, and coordinate with university partners to improve processes and resource allocation.

The Project Manager will oversee all phases of modular construction projects, including budget management, cross-functional collaboration, risk management, and client relations, while adapting to a fast-paced startup environment.