Top Remote Entry Level Project Management Jobs in CO

Manages property-related capital, maintenance, landscape, and operational improvement projects from planning through closeout. Coordinates internal teams, facility managers, contractors, and vendors; tracks budgets, schedules, documentation, quality, compliance, invoices, warranties, and punch-list completion. Supports landscape standards, safety programs, field inspections, operational improvements, and capital expenditure prioritization across the property portfolio.

Manage the full lifecycle of federal government proposals, including RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, sources sought notices, and task orders. Responsibilities include analyzing solicitation requirements, maintaining compliance matrices, coordinating color team reviews, guiding proposal writers and subject matter experts, managing timelines and deliverables, supporting solution reviews, coordinating meetings, and maintaining proposal resources. The role requires knowledge of federal procurement and FAR processes, strong writing and organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and SharePoint.

Supports project planning, coordination, documentation, scheduling, status reporting, risk tracking, stakeholder communication, and progress monitoring under supervision. Participates in meetings and client calls while learning project management methodologies and Jira. This six-month remote training role offers mentorship, cross-functional exposure, and potential full-time employment.

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.

Manage cybersecurity professional services projects across the full engagement lifecycle, including sales handoff, resource planning, project execution, communications, risk resolution, invoicing, revenue recognition, and closeout. Maintain project data in OpenAir, support customer relationships, ensure scope and budget compliance, and develop project management processes and documentation. The role requires advanced Microsoft Office, Project, and Excel skills, familiarity with OpenAir and Salesforce, information security knowledge, strong communication, negotiation, and problem-solving abilities. Travel may reach 15%.

Coordinates strategic account projects, setup audits, compliance deliverables, documentation, and performance reporting. Analyzes sales data, market trends, and customer behavior to support sales teams and strategic initiatives. Collaborates with cross-functional teams, identifies issues, recommends improvements, and implements solutions while managing multiple deadlines and ensuring contract compliance.

Coordinates and administers a national constituent meeting program with elected officials. Responsibilities include managing schedules, participant communications, meeting logistics, and coordination with legislative specialists, members, staff, and external offices. The role requires polished written and verbal communication, strong organization, attention to detail, and alignment with ethical, nonpartisan civic engagement and peacemaking values.

Owns end-to-end change management and operational readiness for Customer Operations, from intake through implementation. Builds systems of record, change-sizing processes, training and communications workflows, and launch mechanisms. Partners with Product, Engineering, Operations, and partner teams to ensure timely execution. Uses data, automation, and AI-assisted workflows to identify implementation gaps and scale operations. Leads one direct report and drives cross-functional accountability in a fast-growing fintech environment.

Support project managers by monitoring design and construction teams, tracking schedules, managing RFIs/submittals, assisting inspections/testing, maintaining document control, preparing reports, and aiding turnover and closeout.

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.