Top Project Management Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Project Manager, Global Engineering is responsible for managing major capital projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and in compliance with engineering standards. This role involves project planning, technical support, coordination, and supervision of project activities, along with procurement and contract negotiations.

The Project Coordinator / Administrative Assistant will coordinate project scheduling, gather project data, and produce correspondence and project materials. Responsibilities also include managing invoices, vendor agreements, and tracking project due dates, while providing administrative support to fire, environment, and engineering teams.

The Supervisor, Project Management leads project delivery initiatives in media advertising, applying methodologies like waterfall and agile. Responsibilities include managing project scopes and schedules, collaborating with client leads, conducting scrum ceremonies, overseeing project budgets, and onboarding new team members.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee content marketing initiatives, managing project milestones across various channels while collaborating with multiple stakeholders. Responsibilities include identifying process improvements, solving issues, and contributing to workflow enhancements using project management tools like Workfront and Optimizely.

The Project Manager will lead high-performing teams on critical projects at HUB International, aligning project outcomes with business strategies. Responsibilities include developing project plans, managing resources and budgets, collaborating with stakeholders, and ensuring effective communication across teams. The role emphasizes continual improvement and organizational agility in both traditional and agile project delivery.

As a Senior Project Manager in Engineering, you will manage large, complex projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. You'll lead cross-functional teams to develop project plans, maintain budgets, mitigate risks, and communicate effectively with stakeholders.

The Associate Program Manager at Abbott will assist in strategy development and coordination of educational activities for heart failure solutions. Responsibilities include supporting educational priorities, designing programs for healthcare professionals, and identifying customer needs at various levels.

The Global Training Project Coordinator at Abbott provides project coordination support to the Global Training Organization and general administrative support to managers. Responsibilities include coordinating training projects, managing milestones, LMS administration, creating reports, and communicating with stakeholders. Basic to intermediate knowledge of business processes is required, with a focus on confidentiality and compliance with regulations.

The Learning & Development Project Specialist manages key learning initiatives, drives training program execution, coordinates logistics, and analyzes outcomes to enhance learning experiences. This role involves project management, stakeholder collaboration, and continuous process improvement within the Learning & Development team.

The Program Manager will oversee the implementation of new products/services and manage large customer implementation projects, collaborating with stakeholders to ensure timely delivery, and developing strong customer relationships while tracking project progress and performance indicators.