Top Hybrid Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

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 complex business transformation initiatives by partnering with a Program Manager, managing risks, aligning stakeholders, and ensuring measurable outcomes across the organization.

Leads client-facing software implementation projects for alternative investment and asset management clients. Owns project scope, resources, schedules, budgets, milestones, risks, changes, and issue resolution. Facilitates workshops, manages client relationships, coordinates consultants and cross-functional teams, and ensures successful delivery. The role also supports process improvement, stakeholder communication, and mentoring while requiring up to 10% travel.

Manages customer construction projects, including large customer connections and DER/solar projects, from scheduling and budgeting through completion. Oversees utility infrastructure work, equipment, work orders, invoicing, payments, licenses, easements, and customer communications. Advises project teams on financial and schedule status, ensures service-level and timeline requirements, and coordinates internal engineering, legal, and operational teams. Requires emergency restoration availability and travel across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.

The Legal Project Manager oversees legal matter lifecycle services for complex institutional clients, including scoping, budgeting, forecasting, billing compliance, financial tracking, reporting, and issue escalation. The role coordinates attorneys, legal support, finance, and clients; develops workflows, playbooks, dashboards, and training; leads process improvements; monitors portfolio performance; and supports technology-enabled operational efficiency and revenue outcomes.

Supports the Chief of Staff and executive team by leading high-priority cross-functional strategic projects, coordinating stakeholders, tracking execution, removing roadblocks, and preparing executive communications and briefings. The role synthesizes technical, financial, and operational information, supports strategic prioritization, improves organizational processes, and conducts rapid analysis for emerging opportunities and risks.

Leads strategic programs, partnerships, advisory board engagement, educational initiatives, events, and community outreach for Harvard Chan C-CHANGE. Develops collaborations, supports fundraising, manages board recruitment and meetings, coordinates speakers and event logistics, creates programming plans, and evaluates outcomes. The role works with academic, nonprofit, government, industry, and community stakeholders to advance climate and health solutions. This is a two-year term appointment with possible extension and a hybrid work arrangement.

Lead enterprise SaaS implementations for manufacturing customers, managing timelines, budgets, scope, risks, resources, executive stakeholders, training, workshops, and change management. Translate business requirements into platform configurations, resolve issues, support adoption, and improve deployment workflows. The role requires Boston-based hybrid work, customer-site travel, and US citizenship or permanent residency due to export-control requirements.

Coordinates travel, shipping, receiving, inventory, expenses, schedules, documentation, vendors, and onboarding for traveling installation teams building and opening new entertainment venues. Supports artists and installers on-site, organizes staging areas, monitors project progress, resolves logistical issues, and communicates updates to management. The role requires extensive travel, irregular hours, physical lifting, and work in active construction environments.

Leads end-to-end interconnection measurement and regulation projects across a gas transportation system. Manages scope, budgets, schedules, risks, forecasts, invoices, change orders, procurement, contracts, contractors, construction coordination, and stakeholder communication. Develops estimates and proposals, oversees facilities installation, applies lessons learned, and improves engineering standards and project processes. The role involves office work, field activities, and travel to operating facilities, construction sites, and manufacturers.