Project Manager

Role overview The Project Manager coordinates technical and business initiatives from planning through delivery, helping teams create structure around scope, schedules, communication, and decisions. Reporting within Engineering, the role partners across product, IT, commercial, operations, and leadership groups, and may help establish broader project management practices as the organization grows.

Responsibilities - Manage several concurrent projects, defining scope, milestones, dependencies, timelines, and deliverables. - Maintain project plans, roadmaps, Gantt charts, dashboards, and progress tracking using an approach suited to each project. - Coordinate meetings and align stakeholders on priorities, tradeoffs, commitments, and cross team dependencies. - Track risks, issues, decisions, and scope changes; raise blockers early and lead retrospectives. - Support engineering planning and project intake, while keeping project records, meeting notes, and decisions organized. - Develop repeatable workflows and governance practices, including consistent information management in collaboration tools.

Requirements - At least four years managing cross functional projects from initiation to completion. - Experience with Agile, Scrum, Kanban, waterfall, or blended delivery methods and project reporting tools. - Background in SaaS, software, technology, medical devices, or a similarly technical environment. - Enough technical fluency to follow engineering, IT, and data discussions and identify delivery risks. - Strong facilitation, stakeholder management, written communication, and process improvement skills.

Nice to have Project management certification such as PMP, CSM, PSM, SAFe, or PMI-ACP is listed as a qualification. Experience with regulated healthcare technology, product introduction, design controls, IT migrations, SharePoint or Microsoft 365, or setting up project governance is also relevant.

Benefits and work setup The listing states an annual salary range of $120,000–$150,000. Projects may span commercial programs, field operations, IT implementations, engineering releases, product roadmaps, and company wide process improvement.