• Review and validate scopes of work from construction partners • Oversee the daily dispatch of home field agents and professional photographers • Standardize inconsistent vendor quotes into "apples-to-apples" frameworks • Lead the recruitment and onboarding of our vendor network • Audit work quality remotely using photo documentation, video walkthroughs, and inspection reports • Help build the SOPs that allow Entera to scale from managing 20 to 200+ concurrent jobs

The Opportunity As a Project Manager at Coursedog, you’ll lead customer implementations across our academic operations platform, partnering closely with colleges and universities to ensure successful adoption and long-term value. You’ll own the end-to-end implementation experience — from project planning and coordination to training and go-live — while collaborating with internal teams across Product, Engineering, Data, and Support. This role balances customer-facing execution with critical thinking and problem-solving, and is well-suited for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, brings a product-oriented mindset, and is motivated by improving higher education outcomes at scale.  If you’re excited about working directly with customers, navigating complex implementations, and contributing to a mission-driven product, this is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. This role offers a competitive base salary ranging from $90,000-$100,000, depending on experience. The position includes a performance-based variable compensation plan, bringing the total on-target earnings (OTE) to $90,000-$110,000 when goals are met. What You’ll Do - Lead successful, standard customer implementations across Coursedog’s product suite, working directly with institutional stakeholders - Own project planning and execution, including setting priorities, building project plans, tracking progress, and managing risks and dependencies - Drive administrator and end-user training, developing scalable training resources and leading tailored sessions for campus-specific use cases - Support customers throughout and beyond implementation by collaborating with support teams and helping users navigate platform questions - Partner with Product, Engineering, and Data teams to resolve technical integration issues and improve implementation outcomes - Gather insights from customers and research to inform data-driven feature recommendations and scalable product improvements - Contribute to continuous improvement of implementation processes, customer satisfaction, and long-term retention

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description Blackwatch is seeking a Foundry Project Optimization Specialist to enhance program execution, operational efficiency, and risk mitigation for semiconductor fabrication initiatives for the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA). This role provides focused support to the Program Manager by coordinating closely with tool vendors, semiconductor technical personnel, and key stakeholders to optimize installation, facilitization, and qualification activities. - Coordinate with tool vendors and technical teams to ensure smooth equipment installation and facility readiness. - Develop and maintain project schedules to align installation and qualification activities with program milestones. - Monitor facility readiness and resource allocation to minimize idle time and optimize workflow. - Drive process improvement initiatives across operations, applying industry best practices and continuous improvement methodologies. - Manage project budgets and financial processes to ensure cost realism, track expenditures, and align with funding requirements. - Identify and implement cost-saving measures to improve operational efficiency and reduce risk of overruns. - Provide real-time oversight of vendor performance and project execution to ensure timely delivery and quality standards. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues quickly and maintain alignment with overall program objectives. - Support achievement of program milestones through proactive planning, risk mitigation, and optimization strategies. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Project Management, Finance, or related technical discipline. - 10+ years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing and laboratory environments, equipment installation, or project coordination. - Strong understanding of semiconductor fabrication processes, facility readiness, and financial management principles. - Proven ability to manage vendor relationships, schedules, budgets, and resource allocation effectively. - Excellent communication and organizational skills with experience in cross-functional collaboration. - U.S. Citizenship and active or ability to obtain Secret clearance (firm requirement). Requirements - Experience with semiconductor tool installation and qualification processes. - Background in program optimization, risk management, and cost control methodologies. - Familiarity with Federal R&D environments and compliance requirements. - Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent experience. Benefits - On-site role at McClellan Park / Sacramento, CA; standard day shift; relocation assistance available; no regular travel, with possibility of remote work and some regular travel. - Competitive benefits package (details available upon request).

• Identify the fisheries management needs (i.e., collect requirements) of the NMFS Regional Offices and the Atlantic Highly Migratory Species Division • Develop and execute a plan, with schedules, to meet the needs of the NMFS Regional Offices • Lead the Seafood EO contractor team to ensure Regional and Atlantic HMS needs to implement the Seafood EO are successfully met • Provide project management and regulatory analysis support to ensure Regional Office and Atlantic HMS fisheries management actions are completed on time • Collaborate with OSF and Regional office staff to identify and resolve issues and ensure deadlines are met • Manage multiple projects concurrently and ensure each is appropriately staffed • Communicate project status, issues, and proposed resolutions to Regional Office and Atlantic HMS staff, and to the federal manager • Manage multiple contractor resources at any given time • Coordinate with NMFS leadership, OSF staff, and Regional Office staff whenever necessary to ensure policies and procedures are followed • Provide updates on project progress and conduct regular meetings with Regional Office and Atlantic HMS staff for all identified fishery management needs • Ability to lead project management efforts and mentor other contract staff of varying skill levels