As an entry-level project coordinator, you work under a project manager in support of a team or department within a larger organization. The responsibilities of your team may include analyzing business processes for areas of potential improvement, assisting with the logistical coordination of projects to better achieve business objectives, maintaining contact with vendors, and reporting to management and stakeholders to allow for informed and effective decision making. As an entry-level worker, your individual duties likely tend toward supportive tasks, and you may synch calendars and timelines, check budgets, schedule appointments for other team members, and generally assist senior staff where needed as you further familiarize yourself with the organization and your role.