Top Remote Entry Level Project Management Jobs in Boston, MA

The Project Coordinator organizes and oversees projects, engages with clients and partners, and reports on project progress and metrics.

Perform requirements gathering, process and data analysis, create functional specifications, manage stakeholders and project timelines, coordinate cross-functional teams, and participate in testing to ensure quality and alignment with business goals.

12-week paid producing fellowship at Hearst Television for graduating seniors/grad students. Fellows learn from senior leaders, produce newscasts, receive mentoring, and tackle real projects. Pays $20/hour during the program; housing is the fellow's responsibility. Successful completion leads to a full-time newscast producing position; applicants must submit application materials and be willing to relocate to an assigned Hearst station.

The Specialist, Project Manager assists in managing day-to-day workloads, leads media projects, and learns project management techniques.

Support project managers through all project phases by managing tasks, procuring subcontractor bids, coordinating schedules with contractors/landlords/clients, documenting status in GEMS, submitting change orders and invoices, and attending mold remediation and client software training.

Support project management and process improvement across studios: analyze workflows, track milestones, coordinate cross-functional teams, engage stakeholders, use industry tools, present findings, and propose data-driven solutions while collaborating globally.

Lead academic program managing ~100 students and 10–12 tutors. Track student progress, set and meet educational targets, develop strategies to improve learning and tutor effectiveness, monitor/report performance, and collaborate with staff to enhance the learning experience.

Participant in the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program to receive hands-on training, work experience, and professional development in a U.S. company. Candidates gain exposure to American workplace culture, networking opportunities, and cultural exchange while completing a time-limited placement that does not lead to permanent employment.