Have you ever wanted to steer research that genuinely changes how people move through the world? At the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, we are looking for a sharp, driven Project Manager to lead our Human-Centered Transportation initiative. This fully remote position lets you collaborate with brilliant minds from anywhere in the world. You will keep groundbreaking studies on track, coordinate diverse teams, and help solve complex mobility challenges from the comfort of your home office.

Overview

As the Project Manager for HCT@CU, you serve as the operational backbone of our research efforts. This full-time Professional Research Assistant role bridges administrative oversight with academic inquiry. You will manage project timelines, handle communication across departments, and ensure that our innovative transportation studies meet their strategic goals on schedule.

Key Responsibilities

Direct day-to-day project operations to keep research milestones on schedule.
Coordinate communication between academic researchers, community partners, and stakeholders.
Track budgets, resource allocation, and reporting requirements efficiently.
Organize team meetings, set clear agendas, and document action items.
Support the preparation of grant proposals, research reports, and publication materials.

Requirements

We need someone with strong organizational chops and a collaborative spirit. Bachelor degree in a relevant field is preferred, alongside proven experience managing complex projects. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are vital. Familiarity with academic research environments or transportation initiatives gives you a distinct advantage. You must also possess the self-motivation required to thrive in a global, remote work setting.

What You'll Gain

Joining the CU system means contributing to a vibrant academic community with a massive economic and social footprint. You will earn a competitive salary between $48,410 and $65,250 while enjoying the ultimate flexibility of remote work. More importantly, your daily work will directly influence transportation safety and accessibility for communities everywhere.