Top Program Coordinator Jobs

The Television Program Coordinator at Morgan Murphy Media will manage programming schedules, liaise with network teams and staff, handle program contracts, resolve viewer inquiries, and ensure compliance with broadcasting regulations. Excellent communication and organizational skills are essential for enhancing audience engagement and addressing programming issues.

As a Program Coordinator, you will manage and coordinate project activities, schedule meetings, develop project plans, and support communication with senior government personnel. Your role involves drafting documents, tracking tasks, and generating reports while ensuring that projects are completed on time and meet quality standards.

The Education Program Coordinator supports the execution and development of educational programming for the Red Sox Foundation, focusing on providing academic coaching, mentorship, and evaluation processes for participants in the Red Sox Scholars program. Responsibilities include communication with students and families, maintaining relationships with educational institutions, managing scholarship processes, and organizing events.

The Program Coordinator I manages the operational aspects of construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. This role involves scheduling resources, tracking materials, monitoring job progress, and acting as the primary contact for customer inquiries.

The Technical Program Coordinator at biBerk will support the technology leadership by facilitating Agile practices, managing daily tasks, and coordinating IT activities. Responsibilities include managing communications, scheduling, issue escalations, and supporting team logistics, ensuring efficient team operations and timely sprint delivery.

The Program Coordinator I analyzes cost, schedule, and technical performance trends for programs, compiles reports, and tracks action item statuses. The role involves coordinating deliverable activities, maintaining status reports, attending meetings, and assisting in presentation preparation, requiring strong communication and analytical skills.

The MCA/RCSA Coordinator and Program Lead will implement and execute the Managers Control Assessment for the Compliance Risk Management Programs team, guide compliance transformation, and monitor control operations while ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and risk management practices.

The Project/Program Control Coordinator will manage project control activities including maintaining cost, schedule, and quality of deliverables. Responsibilities include developing Excel spreadsheets, creating project diagrams in Visio, and providing insights to support project managers. This role requires technical expertise in business analysis and management support methodologies.

The AMMS Program and Technical Coordinator will provide administrative and technical support to the DOE Hanford operations, focusing on project and program coordination, document preparation, process improvements, and analytical tasks for effective program management.

The Program Management Coordinator is responsible for overseeing new product introductions through contract manufacturing, analyzing project requirements, coordinating with internal teams, managing risks, and ensuring timely communication with customers throughout the manufacturing process.

The Program Engagement Coordinator will support the Care for Friends Ambassador Program by managing communications, responding to inquiries, and ensuring high-quality customer service to participants. They will maintain accurate records, assist with problem-solving, and identify process improvements while collaborating with internal teams. This role requires strong communication and organizational skills in a remote environment.

The eDiscovery Project Coordinator will oversee project planning, manage metrics and reporting, ensure document compliance, and liaise with government agencies. The role entails supervising personnel and taking responsibility for the project's successful delivery while minimizing risks and meeting client expectations.

The Project Coordinator serves as the primary point of contact between customers and the installation team, ensuring timely installations and customer satisfaction. Responsibilities include communication with customers about installation timelines, managing service provider coordination, and addressing customer inquiries and issues.

The Project Coordinator will support the Migration & Human Rights Program by leading fundraising efforts, drafting grant proposals, preparing funder reports, and managing financial resources. The Coordinator will also oversee programmatic legal and policy initiatives and work collaboratively with faculty and various departments within the Law School.