Top Project Manager Jobs in Hartford, CT

Lead broadband consulting projects from initiation through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality, deliverables, and financial administration. Advise government and public-sector clients on broadband strategy, technologies, funding programs, compliance, feasibility, and deployment. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, agencies, service providers, and stakeholders; prepare technical documentation; support business development; and maintain expertise in broadband policy, infrastructure, and funding. The role requires occasional to moderate travel.

Leads multiple complex, cross-functional healthcare implementation projects from initiation through delivery. Manages project plans, documentation, risks, issues, stakeholders, reporting, governance, and interdependent workstreams. Partners with health plan clients and internal teams to implement Laboratory Benefit Management solutions, drive process improvement, and support strategic initiatives. The role is remote with up to 20% travel and requires strong communication, facilitation, client management, and influence without direct authority.

Manages CMS’s Digital Quality Initiative projects across healthcare, technical, and organizational workstreams. Develops plans, roadmaps, dashboards, and executive reporting; coordinates FHIR interoperability and systems integration activities; manages risks, dependencies, decisions, and stakeholder communication; and supports Agile portfolio alignment, change management, organizational readiness, and adoption. The role facilitates collaboration among CMS leadership, technical teams, contractors, and business stakeholders throughout a complex, multi-year transformation.

Owns end-to-end software and DevOps engagements spanning application, Ignition, integration, and platform work. Manages delivery models, project financials, estimates, contracts, risks, staffing, vendors, releases, deployments, and client relationships. Coordinates multiple scrum teams, oversees go-live and commissioning, resolves escalations, and coaches project managers, technical leads, engineers, and product owners. The role also contributes to project standards, supports troubled-project recovery, and identifies follow-on opportunities. Travel to client sites is required as needed.

Lead customer-facing enterprise software implementations from kickoff through go-live and transition to support. Manage project scope, plans, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, forecasts, documentation, stakeholder communications, requirements, proposals, training, and knowledge transfer. Coordinate across professional services, sales, support, engineering, and technical teams to deliver projects on time and within budget while improving implementation processes and portfolio efficiency.

Supports and manages business and IT projects, including ERP implementations, through planning, execution, reporting, risk management, stakeholder coordination, and change management. Maintains project plans, budgets, schedules, KPIs, documentation, and PMO standards while coordinating cross-functional teams, vendors, and system integrators. Facilitates meetings, tracks dependencies and issues, and escalates concerns to project leadership.

Coordinates business and IT projects through planning, execution, reporting, risk and issue management, stakeholder communication, and completion. Maintains project plans, dependencies, budgets, KPIs, dashboards, documentation, and PMO standards. Works with cross-functional business and technical teams, vendors, and system integrators. Supports ERP implementations, organizational change management, resource planning, portfolio reporting, and Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid project methodologies.

Leads cross-functional federal healthcare projects from planning through implementation, managing scope, budget, resources, milestones, stakeholders, partner relationships, and government customers. Supports revenue cycle, clinician solutions, procurement initiatives, and proposal development for future federal awards. The role is remote, requires a T3 Public Trust background check, and may involve up to 25% domestic travel.

Lead end-to-end management of multiple real estate projects from planning and development through construction, occupancy, and closeout. Responsibilities include defining scope, budgets, schedules, resources, quality controls, and risks; managing bids and vendors; facilitating project meetings; resolving issues; collaborating with facilities and construction teams; and mentoring others. The role is full-time onsite in Hartford, Connecticut, with occasional off-hours or weekend work and up to 5% travel.

Leads complex client-facing integrations between background screening platforms and ATS, HR technology, recruiting technology, and HRIS systems. Manages project scope, requirements, timelines, governance, risks, resources, testing, deployment, stabilization, and closure. Translates business needs into technical requirements, coordinates cross-functional teams, communicates with enterprise clients, and drives continuous improvement and standardized delivery practices.

Manages multiple eDiscovery client projects and serves as the primary liaison for service delivery. Coordinates schedules, forecasts, requirements, deliverables, quality verification, issue resolution, project records, and client communications. Leads internal and client relationships while ensuring projects meet deadlines, quality standards, and financial and billing requirements. Requires knowledge of eDiscovery, litigation support, database management, data processing, and legal document review.

Lead end-to-end delivery of multiple complex projects implementing loan origination software for financial institutions. Responsibilities include project initiation, planning, execution, risk and issue management, stakeholder communication, progress tracking, status reporting, customer meetings, project closure, process improvement, and mentoring other project managers. The role requires managing cross-functional teams and customer expectations while driving projects to successful completion.

Assists the Project Manager with planning and delivering commercial projects across design, construction, FF&E, technology, relocation, and occupancy. Responsibilities include developing scopes, budgets, and schedules; coordinating architects, engineers, contractors, and vendors; preparing reports and meeting minutes; processing purchase orders; maintaining project records; managing client relationships; and supporting smaller projects independently.

Oversees multiple technical or scientific projects, or one large project, from planning through delivery and transition. Manages Agile teams, schedules, budgets, risks, quality assurance, incidents, vendors, stakeholders, compliance, technical operations, and project deliverables. Develops reports and communication plans while coordinating federal employees, contractors, and external vendors. Requires strong knowledge of Agile frameworks, SDLC, cybersecurity processes, resource management, and government contract transitions.

Leads complex enterprise technology programs and strategic client engagements across the software development lifecycle. Advises senior stakeholders, establishes delivery methodologies and governance, manages budgets, risks, dependencies, and commercial performance, and oversees distributed cross-functional teams. The role also supports business transformation, presales, proposals, delivery-center strategy, continuous improvement, mentoring, and adoption of emerging technologies such as AI-enabled delivery tools.

Plans and executes HR, employee engagement, company-wide meeting, leadership development, facilities, onboarding, and executive support initiatives. Manages project plans, timelines, budgets, vendors, communications, merchandise inventory, and cross-functional stakeholders. Coordinates events, leadership sessions, onboarding materials, and external visibility opportunities while maintaining confidentiality, organization, and operational efficiency. The role is predominantly remote but requires Philadelphia-area attendance and business-related travel.

Lead multiple customer-facing software implementation projects for manufacturing clients, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, resources, vendors, stakeholders, and delivery quality. Lead multidisciplinary consulting teams and collaborate with Customer Success, R&D, Workforce Management, and Technical Support. Apply Agile, Waterfall, and Scrum methodologies while overseeing ALM and PLM deployments. Responsibilities include project planning, status communication, escalation management, change control, and ensuring projects deliver measurable customer value.

Project Manager role with compensation of $118,000 annually. The posting provides no specific responsibilities, qualifications, technology requirements, travel expectations, or security clearance details.

Leads multiple complex, cross-functional projects from requirements gathering through completion, managing scope, schedules, resources, budgets, risks, issues, changes, and deliverables. Communicates project status to stakeholders, tracks costs and progress, improves project management processes, and mentors project team members. Requires strong organizational, communication, and project implementation skills, plus experience with distributed teams and Dynamics 365 or an equivalent ERP system.

Manages billable technology services projects from startup through closure, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, issues, resources, vendors, financials, governance, and customer communications. Coordinates internal and external stakeholders across concurrent engagements, ensures deliverables meet acceptance criteria and business outcomes, manages change control, and supports PMO process improvement and customer relationship activities.

Leads strategic project management for Oregon’s Rural Health Transformation Program, coordinating five initiatives, three funding pathways, grant coordinators, and cross-functional teams. Manages integrated schedules, deliverables, risks, dependencies, meetings, reporting, process documentation, and executive communications. Drives process improvement, standardized project-management practices, compliance, and alignment with CMS requirements while supporting management of approximately 100 grants and contracts annually.

Leads operations project management for Oregon’s Rural Health Transformation Program, translating CMS requirements into plans, schedules, workflows, dashboards, and compliance processes. Coordinates cross-functional teams, grant execution, procurement, agreements, reporting, risk mitigation, and operational improvements. Develops Smartsheet systems, SOPs, documentation, and executive reporting while monitoring milestones, dependencies, resources, and deliverables across a multi-year program.

Manages defined projects and workstreams for the Data Solutions team, coordinating schedules, deliverables, meetings, documentation, budgets, risks, and client communications. The role supports senior project managers, tracks project progress and resources, facilitates internal and client meetings, maintains RAID logs, and escalates issues. This remote position serves Washington State residents and requires minimal travel a few times annually.

Unpaid remote project management internship coordinating projects from planning through completion. Responsibilities include creating work breakdown structures and network diagrams, tracking tasks and milestones in project management software, communicating with stakeholders, identifying blockers and scheduling risks, and supporting nonprofit digital equity and sustainability initiatives. The role offers mentorship, portfolio experience, and potential future paid opportunities.

Lead major $2–20 million manufacturing capital projects from concept through commissioning and handover. Manage project charters, budgets, schedules, risks, procurement, technical specifications, contractors, vendors, compliance, and documentation. Partner with operations, R&D, supply chain, and finance on capital planning, report to senior leadership, supervise team members, and drive continuous improvement. Ensure projects meet engineering, GMP, FDA, ISO, environmental, safety, validation, and sustainability requirements.