Technical Project Manager / Engineering / Product Development

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motion recruitmentDorchester Center (MA)

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Technical Project Manager / Engineering / Product Development Wilmington, Massachusetts HybridFull Time$85k - $105kA product development and engineering consultancy in Wilmington, MA is hiring a full-time, hybrid Project Manager to lead client-facing product development programs across robotics, automation, and life sciences. You'll manage schedules, budgets, resources, and cross-functional engineering teams using tools like MS Project, Jira, Asana, and ERP systems. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys owning projects from kickoff through delivery while working directly with innovative clients and engineering teams. You'll have visibility across the entire product development lifecycle and play a key role in driving project success and client satisfaction. Required Skills & Experience 3+ years of Project Management experience 4+ years on product development engineering teams Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent field Experience managing budgets, schedules, and project risks Strong client-facing communication skills Experience with MS Project, Jira, Asana, or similar tools

Desired Skills & Experience:

EPMP certificationERP Systems experience
Consulting experience
Proposal or business development experience
Comfortable traveling domestically

What You Will Be Doing:

Tech Breakdown 40% Project Management 30% Client & Stakeholder Management 20% Budgeting, reporting & Planning 10% Business Development Support
Daily Responsibilities 10% Hands On65% Management Duties 25% Team Collaboration
The Offer

Medical, Dental, and Vision InsurancePTO401kApplicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.

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