Top Hybrid Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

Coordinate product safety returns and certification initiatives, including stakeholder presentations, sample tracking, process documentation, and continuous improvement. Support global product compliance activities by learning country-specific certification requirements, renewals, and ongoing compliance processes. Collaborate with engineering, compliance, legal, operations, quality, and certification teams while managing multiple priorities and improving tools, documentation, and team workflows.

Manage end-to-end software implementations for large enterprise customers, from planning through deployment and hypercare. Build executive stakeholder relationships, drive organizational change, support professional services development, and contribute to sales pursuits. Coordinate technical integrations with Product, Data & Analytics, and Engineering teams while tracking adoption, engagement, satisfaction, and value realization. Deliver workshops and training, resolve implementation risks, mentor junior team members, and improve delivery methodologies and processes.

Lead global partner pricing strategy and deal support for Datadog's partner network. Serve as liaison with Deal Desk and cross-functional teams to operationalize partner pricing, incentives, and commercial programs. Build scalable documentation, playbooks, and enablement for Partner Sales Managers.

Lead CS&R business operations: manage vendor relationships, run performance scorecards and metrics reporting, craft executive presentations and dashboards, coordinate meetings and budgets, support tools and onboarding, and independently deliver special projects to improve productivity and team engagement.

Coordinates community and belonging projects, events, communications, and daily office operations for Harvard Divinity School. Responsibilities include event logistics, vendor coordination, scheduling, purchasing, meeting documentation, resource development, program evaluation, project tracking, outreach, proofreading, writing, website updates, mailing-list maintenance, and digital file organization. The role collaborates across Harvard departments and supports strategic planning and community engagement initiatives.

Leads mechanical, utility, energy-efficiency, and infrastructure projects from site assessment through closeout. Responsibilities include feasibility studies, engineering oversight, scopes and cost estimates, contractor coordination, scheduling, budgets, change orders, risk management, commissioning, client presentations, and team mentoring. The role manages commercial, industrial, and public-sector projects while identifying energy savings, incentives, and follow-on opportunities. Frequent local travel to client sites is required, with occasional regional or overnight travel.

Leads project management and infrastructure programs, including client relationship management, business development, proposals, staffing, financial oversight, invoicing, team leadership, and project delivery. Oversees infrastructure projects such as utilities, roadways, bike paths, intersections, and transit improvements; manages project managers, coordinates with municipal authorities, supports account growth, and ensures operational and SOX compliance.

Support planning, scheduling, cost and resource management for transmission, maintenance, and distribution projects. Maintain baselines, analyze forecasts, identify resource constraints, communicate schedule changes, and assist project managers in implementing solutions. Use project controls tools and collaborate with stakeholders to meet cost and schedule objectives.

The Transit Project Manager manages teams for complex transportation projects, overseeing scope, budget, and schedules while ensuring client satisfaction and technical expertise.

Leads high-visibility, cross-functional strategic initiatives across Product, Sales, Customer Success, Operations, and Engineering. Runs product-to-commercial leadership forums, manages agendas and follow-through, identifies risks, embeds stakeholder-mapping standards, and supports AI enablement across go-to-market teams. Builds plans, timelines, reporting, and operating rhythms that turn strategic programs into sustainable business processes. Partners closely with senior leadership and influences stakeholders without formal authority.