Project Manager

Remote (US)

Remesh - Cleveland, OH, New York, NY, San Francisco, CA, or Remote

Full-time

10-49 employees · Internet

Originally posted July 22, 2021; this is a 100% remote, full-time role

About Us!

Remesh was founded in 2014 with the mission to create a technology that could truly represent the collective intelligence of the people and amplify their unified voice. To date, we have raised $60+ million to execute this mission. We are excited to be disrupting the $70+ billion insights industry.

We are a team of passionate, motivated, and intelligent people, with a touch of quirk (i.e., we have fun)! We are all united by a mission to build a platform that can help people truly understand each other - across political, geographical, and cultural divides - to help make the world a better, more understanding place.

We believe in the power of discovering the Truth which requires engaging with each other, exchanging ideas, and having a dialogue with groups of people at a massive scale. The Remesh platform is dynamic in that it can scale live conversation of one-to-several people to one-to-many. It uses NLP and machine learning to analyze, understand, and segment participant responses to questions and prompts, online and in real time. Through this process, our customers are able to quickly draw out actionable insights as they engage hundreds of participants simultaneously.

About the Role

Remesh is looking for a self-motivated and detail-oriented Market Research Project Manager to support our growing team! The successful candidate will be flexible, reliable, results-oriented, and naturally a team player. You will have the opportunity to work across some of the largest and well known brands in the market research industry, Fortune 500 / and Forbes 2000 List.

The Project Management team plays a vital role at Remesh by delivering the target audiences that our market research clients want to engage with on the Remesh platform. Each client's sample need is assessed and then sourced through our network of market research sample sources. In this highly collaborative role, the Project Manager consistently works between Sales, the Customer, our sample vendors, Research Consultants and Customer Success to ensure excellent project delivery.

What you’ll be doing

  • Evaluating client requests and reaching out to sample panel vendors
  • Analyzing sample panel proposals for feasibility and pricing
  • Reviewing and consulting with Sales colleagues and clients to determine targeting, screening, recruitment qualifications, as well as draft screeners when necessary
  • Establishing timelines with the client and the sample vendors
  • Overseeing progress of recruitment, including budget, timelines, and stakeholder updates
  • Summarizing and documenting critical details in CRM (Hubspot)
  • Working with recruitment vendors to ensure the target audience successfully joins and participates in the Remesh conversation
  • Collaborating with Director of Sample Services as well as cross-functionally (with Sales, Panel Management & Research) to ensure critical deadlines are met and clients are fully supported for their sessions
  • Providing post-recruitment reporting to internal operations
  • Managing budget and margin, as well as assisting with cost reconciliation and revenue recognition on a monthly basis
  • Programming surveys on multiple programming platforms (e.g. Alchemer)
  • Managing the full lifecycle of projects (survey review, programming, recruitment, communication to panelists, etc.)

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Excellent written & verbal communication skills
  • Ability to collaborate with others in a cross-functional environment
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Google Docs
  • Excellent time management skills
  • Knowledge of market research industry best practices

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with CRM (e.g. Hubspot)
  • 2+ years of experience in market research, specifically within sample management, account management or project management
  • 2+ years survey programming experience

The Benefits of Working with Remesh

  • 4-Day work Week
  • Sabbatical Leave
  • 5 Months Parental Leave
  • Medical/dental/vision coverage
  • Work from anywhere in the US!
  • 401k Retirement Plan
  • $500 one-time use work from home (WFH)
  • $150 pre-tax monthly WFH stipend
  • 28 Days of PTO annually

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