Technical Project Manager, I/II

HighRes (Beverly, MA)

Level (PM I & PM II) designation will be commensurate with experience.

Travel Requirements

Initial Onboarding: Approximately 1–2 weeks required at our Beverly, MA headquarters for training and team introductions, completed in one trip or split across two.

Ongoing: This is a hybrid/remote role. Beverly office visits and customer site visits are flexible and self-directed — you'll work with local customers during key project milestones (kickoffs, installs, SAT, etc.). Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) are the primary in-person commitment, as PMs are expected to be on-site when customers visit Beverly to view their systems.

Overview

HighRes Biosolutions is hiring a Technical Project Manager at our Beverly, Massachusetts headquarters to lead the delivery of our advanced laboratory automation and robotic systems. This is a customer-facing role requiring technical fluency, professional communication, and disciplined project leadership across both hardware integration and software delivery. Title and level (PM I & PM II) will be determined based on the successful candidate's experience.

You will work cross-functionally with engineering, software, manufacturing, field service, purchasing, and customer success teams. The scope of work spans from receipt of customer PO through system handover to support, managing multiple concurrent projects of varying size and complexity.

Role & Responsibilities

• Lead mid- to large-scale integration projects for automated laboratory systems from kick-off to FAT/SAT and final acceptance.
• Develop, manage, and communicate detailed project plans, milestones, dependencies, timelines, and budgets.
• Identify and mitigate risks, escalating proactively and driving transparent resolution strategies.
• Ensure all deliverables, documentation, and change controls meet HighRes and customer quality standards.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for scientific, technical, and operational stakeholders.
• Facilitate requirements gathering, URS interpretation, scope alignment, and expectation management.
• Coordinate resource planning, scheduling, dependencies, and priorities across multiple concurrent projects.
• Create and maintain project documentation, including charters, specifications, FAT/SAT protocols, and acceptance reports.