Top Program and Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

The Senior Program Manager leads cross-functional teams in product development, managing scope, cost, schedule, and risks from ideation to mass production. They ensure communication and drive decision-making across teams using metrics and KPIs, while maintaining accountability for deliverables and program success.

Lead cross-functional teams in executing complex product development initiatives from concept to mass production, ensuring technical and commercial viability.

Lead enterprise-wide quality programs, collaborating cross-functionally to ensure quality throughout the product lifecycle, driving improvements in compliance and consumer satisfaction.

Serve as strategic advisor and operational leader to the Chief Commercial Officer, translating CCO priorities into actionable commercial roadmaps, driving revenue acceleration, overseeing partnerships and GTM alignment, establishing governance rhythms, preparing executive materials, and leading analytics and performance management to improve forecasting, pipeline health, and commercial outcomes.

The Senior Technical Project Manager will oversee new product development in the Frozen Treats category, leading cross-functional teams from concept to production, managing budgets, schedules, and risk communication with stakeholders.

The Sr. Program Manager oversees all aspects of program management, leading cross-functional teams to ensure timely, cost-effective product development and commercialization while mitigating risks and managing stakeholder communications.

Lead cross-functional technical projects to deliver new consumer products to market. Maintain schedules, align global teams, track technical issues in JIRA, drive meetings, support technical activities, prepare executive updates, and ensure products meet retailer requirements and quality standards.

Lead cross-functional new product development programs from concept to end-of-life. Drive timelines, scope, cost, and risk mitigation; use KPIs and data to inform decisions; coordinate global-to-local communications; ensure go-to-market readiness and high-quality product launches.