Top Project Management Jobs in Japan

Manage and coordinate large, complex customer-facing projects for Canonical's Devices business, ensuring timely delivery and stakeholder communication across cultures.

Manage SAP project landscapes, system refreshes, and transport/change management. Coordinate retrofits between BAU and project environments, ensure version control, test integrations with functional teams, and document changes. Lead technical teams and stakeholders to meet project timelines.

Lead and manage project teams using Agile methodologies and serve as Scrum Master to facilitate ceremonies, monitor progress, mitigate risks, manage change, promote continuous improvement, and communicate status to stakeholders while ensuring alignment with business goals.

Lead telecom projects with 12-15 years' experience, managing scope, schedules, resources and deliverables across onshore-offshore teams. Track progress, report to stakeholders, drive data migration efforts, use program dashboards, and apply Agile delivery. Japanese and English fluency required.

Lead end-to-end IT infrastructure projects (medium to complex, 6+ months), manage workstreams within large programs, create schedules and financial/resource plans, resolve escalations, and coordinate delivery. Use Excel and PowerPoint; may work weekends for maintenance, migrations, or escalations.

Lead and coordinate global managed-security projects (EDR, ASM, vulnerability assessments), collaborate with Delivery Manager and offshore teams, propose and deploy security solutions, strengthen client security posture, and support operational security services and continuous improvement.

Lead Guidewire implementation projects across claims, policy, and billing for P&C insurance in Japan. Manage scope, schedule, risks, budget, stakeholders, vendors, and global/offshore teams; drive requirements clarification, testing, releases, and ensure deliverables meet business needs and quality standards.

Lead end-to-end delivery of a large-scale ATM operation system migration from on-premises to cloud. Define requirements, drive architecture and migration strategy, manage schedule, resources, risks, testing and quality, and coordinate stakeholders and external partners, with potential collaboration with global/offshore teams.

As a Project Manager at ICON, you will lead project activities, ensuring timely delivery within budget and quality standards while coordinating teams and managing stakeholder communications.

Lead service delivery for large-scale telecom carrier networks: gather customer requirements with Cisco teams, draft and present proposals, manage large outsourced projects, coordinate cross-functional teams, and maintain customer and partner relationships to ensure successful network deployment and operation.

Lead end-to-end delivery of customer-facing projects across Cisco technologies, managing scope, schedule, budget, quality, and stakeholder alignment. Oversee financial forecasting, vendor/SOW management, governance, risk and issue mitigation, reporting, and customer satisfaction. Drive operational excellence using PMI/Agile practices and AI/automation tools, mentor peers, and champion continuous improvement and knowledge sharing.

Lead end-to-end implementations of Murex capital markets software across APAC, enforce governance and risk management, manage stakeholders and virtual teams, support pre-sales, perform crisis management, and travel up to 50% within the region.

Coordinate weekly meetings with owners, operators, and local consultants to resolve HBA design issues (code compliance, MEP/structural). Manage client liaison, maintain project timelines, handle multiple projects, and support business development to grow client relations and potential advancement to director-level roles.

Lead planning and delivery of commercial fit-out projects: create schedules, control costs, manage change, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, maintain governance and reporting, ensure quality, safety and compliance, and act as primary client contact while capturing lessons and identifying new business opportunities.

Manage and implement QA/QC systems for semiconductor construction projects: review designs, audit contractors, verify QA/QC execution, track NCRs, support mock-ups, commissioning, root-cause analysis, training, and continuous improvement.

Leads multiple facilities management projects across Japan, overseeing delivery, budgets, schedules, quality, risks, procurement, governance, reporting, billing, and stakeholder communications. Defines project scope and resources, manages vendors and third-party delivery teams, resolves issues, and ensures successful outcomes through planning, design, construction, occupancy, and closeout. The role requires experience in manufacturing or industrial environments, construction practices, contracts, leases, mechanical and electrical engineering, financial management, and international matrix organizations.

Act as client's representative to lead building project management: plan projects, manage KPIs, direct contractors and design firms, manage resourcing and HSE, and lead cross-functional teams on large-scale facilities (factories, data centers, offices, commercial).

Lead mid-to-large IT infrastructure projects and proposals, managing multi-vendor teams, schedules, costs, quality, risk and change per PMBOK. Drive account-level coordination, technical/architecture discussions, stakeholder negotiations, mentoring, and knowledge sharing across proposal, delivery, and operations phases.

Lead end-to-end delivery of IT facilities and infrastructure projects, managing scope, schedule, budget, risks, vendors, and cross-functional stakeholders. Ensure compliance with standards, drive governance and continuous improvement, produce technical documentation, reports, dashboards and executive communications to support project decision-making.

Lead MEP works across the full project lifecycle: design review, tendering, procurement tracking, on-site construction management, quality and safety supervision, commissioning, change control, reporting, and handover while coordinating design institutes, consultants, contractors and suppliers.

The Business Development & Project Manager will drive strategic initiatives, manage project execution, engage clients, and negotiate contracts in the space sector.

Lead business analysis for complex financial crime, risk, and compliance transformation programs. Gather and translate regulatory and business requirements into BRDs/FSDs, user stories, process flows, and acceptance criteria. Support delivery planning, resource coordination, testing, implementation, and client stakeholder management across distributed teams.

Manage construction project costs, schedules, budgets, contractors, vendors, consultants, payments, change orders, claims, risks, and closeout activities. Lead client meetings, validate estimates, oversee capital expenditures and long-lead equipment, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and ensure successful building handover. The role requires extensive experience delivering life sciences, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or high-technology facility projects, with on-site work as needed.

The Junior Project Manager will ensure project delivery, manage risks, engage stakeholders, and maintain customer focus while advocating Canonical technologies.

The Project Manager leads BESS project execution, coordinating with stakeholders, managing project scope, quality, budget, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.