Remote Project Management Intern supporting planning, coordination, tracking, process improvement, and documentation. Assist with timelines, resource management, team communication, milestone reporting, and identifying efficiency opportunities. Includes monthly in-person development session in Dallas and a ~29-hour workweek with occasional evenings and weekends.
This is a remote position.
The Nexodus Internship Program is seeking a detail-oriented Project Management Intern to assist in planning and executing projects for Nexodus and its clients. This position provides hands-on experience in project management, coordination, and process improvement.
LENGTH OF INTERNSHIP:
- Mandatory in-person Internship Development Session (Once a month in Dallas)
- 29 hours per week (3-4 days/wk.), including occasional evenings and weekends
JOB FUNCTION:
- Planning: Support project planning, including timeline and resource management.
- Coordination: Facilitate communication between teams.
- Tracking: Monitor project progress and report on key milestones.
- Process Improvement: Identify areas for process optimization.
- Documentation: Assist in maintaining project documentation.
Requirements
REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
- Knowledge of project management principles.
- Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
- Familiarity with project management tools.
- Flexibility to work irregular hours.
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