Job Description
Project Manager
Bryles Research in Dallas, is a leader in information gathering. For the past 40 years has proven to be a leader in data collection from traditional focus groups to food product testing.
Bryles Research in Dallas is looking for a Full-Time Project Manager.
The role of the project manager would be to handle multiple research projects from start to finish.
Some of the responsibilities include:
· Project setup
· Participation selection
· Secure Storage
· Product Receipt and Inventory
· Staff Training for individual projects
· Overseeing of study execution
· Client communication of study details
Candidates will have to work in a fast paced environment and have flexible schedules to oversee the projects that they are in charge. Weekend and evening work will be required. Canidates also need to have a strong knowledge of Microsoft products especially Excel.
Compensation/Benefits:
Excellent salary
Challenging work environment
Comprehensive benefit package including: health, dental, 401(k), paid vacation/holidays, and much more.
Job Requirements
Qualified candidates must be detail oriented, strong computer skills, adapt well to an ever-changing workload, and have good organizational skills
HS Diploma
1-2 years of experience in a management capacity preferred
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office applications
Call Center experience a plus
Please email your resume by clicking the APPLY NOW
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE; LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY
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