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Jr Project Manager

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Hiring Remotely in Texas, USA
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Hiring Remotely in Texas, USA

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Description

Role Summary

The Project Coordinator / Junior Project Manager primarily provides project coordination and PMO support across the portfolio. The role focuses on governance, reporting, purchasing support, system/data hygiene, and documentation control, while also supporting basic project management activities (planning support, tracking, risk/issue logging, and driving follow-ups) for assigned initiatives. This position ensures process compliance in internal systems, drives timely budget and purchasing approvals, maintains accurate project documentation, and communicates consolidated status to stakeholders while partnering cross-functionally with PMs, SCM, Finance, and Vendor Management.

Key Responsibilities

Project Coordination & Delivery Support

·        Coordinate assigned projects or workstreams by supporting the Project Manager with schedules, action tracking, and follow-ups to keep work moving.

·        Maintain project plans, milestones, and deliverables in coordination with PMs and team leads; ensure updates are captured in the appropriate tools.

·        Track RAID (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies) and change impacts; maintain logs, capture owners/due dates, and escalate items that need decisions.

·        Facilitate project routines (kickoffs, working sessions, status meetings) by preparing agendas, capturing notes/decisions, and driving action items to closure.

·        Prepare consolidated status updates and stakeholder communications, ensuring accuracy and alignment with the Project Manager.

Planning, Controls & Reporting

·        Manage timesheet reporting and weekly controls; follow up with teams to ensure timely and accurate submissions.

·        Produce weekly and bi-weekly portfolio and project reports (e.g., status, backlog, invoicing, cost consumption) and send PM/stakeholder notifications.

·        Track schedule, scope, and budget data for assigned projects/workstreams; identify variances, flag risks, and coordinate follow-ups with owners.

·        Coordinate project closure support activities and reporting; validate milestone completion, ensure deliverables are filed, and confirm final data accuracy.

Governance, Systems & Documentation

·        Maintain system hygiene and ensure timely project updates, including dates, milestones, and required fields across tools.

·        Execute governance processes for project setup, milestone creation/updates, documentation control, and system notifications (e.g., InSide).

·        Ensure audit and required documentation is uploaded and maintained in the system, including file migration per project as needed.

·        Trigger and track purchase requests (PRs) and related approvals per governance requirements; proactively mitigate delays.

·        Support additional governance activities such as warehousing/stock migration tasks (as defined) and milestone closure validations.

Purchasing, Finance & Operational Support

·        Provide purchasing support during periods of high demand, coordinating with SCM/Procurement to ensure timely processing.

·        Perform budget troubleshooting and resolve related issues in partnership with Finance and PMs.

·        Support data corrections, system access/issues, and process questions related to project setup, purchasing, and reporting.

·        Provide timesheet support to PMs and team members and ensure compliance with reporting timelines.

·        Support PMs with file migration, milestone closure, and other administrative activities required to keep projects moving.

Requirements

Required Qualifications

·        3+ years of experience in project coordination, PMO, operations, or administrative support for project teams.

·        Proficiency with portfolio/project systems (e.g., InSide) and ERP/procurement tools (e.g., Oracle EBS) with strong data hygiene practices.

·        Basic understanding of project management concepts (scope, schedule, cost, RAID, change control) and comfort applying them to tracking and coordination activities.

·        Strong proficiency in Excel (pivot tables, lookups) and familiarity with PowerPoint/Word; Power BI is a plus.

·        Strong organization, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders.

·        Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate with PMs, Finance, SCM, and Vendor Management.

Additional Requirements / Desired Skills

·        Operational, results-oriented mindset with strong follow-through and attention to detail.

·        Strong ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage time to meet deadlines.

·        Strong analytical and quantitative skills; comfortable working with budgets, forecasts, and cost tracking.

·        Collaborative team player with the ability to work effectively across cultures and functions.

·        Confidence facilitating meetings, documenting decisions, and tracking action items to closure.

·        Proactive mindset with the ability to identify issues early and propose solutions.

·        Ability to adapt quickly to changing priorities and adjust plans based on business events.

·        Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including comfort communicating with internal teams and external vendors.

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