Top Project Management Jobs

The Project Manager creates and executes project plans, manages operational aspects, oversees deliverables, addresses project risks, and ensures documentation.

As a Project Manager, you will manage automation projects, oversee execution, mentor staff, and maintain client relationships while contributing to business growth.

Support and manage multiple building rehabilitation and construction projects from inception to close-out. Prepare and evaluate RFQs/RFPs, negotiate contracts, coordinate approvals, manage consultants/contractors, supervise staff, and maintain project schedule and budget throughout all phases.

Lead and scale Studio operations by designing project management processes, intake/prioritization workflows, AI-enabled automation, playbooks, and dashboards. Partner with Studio leadership, Technology, and vendors to translate strategy into actionable plans, improve cross-functional coordination, and measure project health and team capacity.

Lead ERP/SIS implementations for higher education clients: plan projects, manage budgets and resources, track progress, advise on change management, escalate risks, report to executives, and travel to campuses as needed.

As a Project Manager, you will lead multi-disciplinary projects, manage schedules, identify risks, and coordinate resources to ensure project success and efficiency.

Manage IT projects involving business processes, legislation, and supporting information systems. Coordinate requirements gathering, project documentation, scope, deliverables, risks, issues, stakeholder engagement, status reporting, lessons learned, and project closure. The role requires adherence to PMI and PMO practices, including business cases, project charters, and oversight guidelines.

Two-year graduate program supporting high-voltage power projects. Responsibilities include overseeing design progress, maintaining project registers and documentation, preparing reports, assisting with design issues, supporting quality assurance and commercial activities, contributing to project planning, and monitoring delivery progress. The role provides technical training, mentorship, professional development, and support toward chartership.

Manage processes and timelines for Brand and Product design projects. Translate high-level goals into achievable projects with clear objectives and realistic schedules, supporting collaboration and execution across design teams. The role reports to the Brand Director and is based in San Francisco.

Manage small to medium Empower CDS and laboratory informatics implementations. Coordinate workstreams, stakeholders, resources, schedules, budgets, risks, scope, quality, communications, and change management. The role serves as an escalation point, maintains client relationships, coaches project resources, controls costs, and ensures delivery within regulated corporate methodologies.

Lead planning and execution of new logistics and operational startup projects across multiple locations. Manage project plans, budgets, timelines, milestones, risks, stakeholder communication, staffing, training, equipment installation, process implementation, and customer onboarding. Coordinate cross-functional teams, support launch readiness and post-launch stabilization, drive accountability, and identify process improvements. The role requires extensive onsite travel for 36–40 weeks annually.

Leads a global SAP S/4HANA aftermarket and ERP integration project, managing scope, plans, budgets, timelines, risks, vendors, testing, process improvement, and change management. Partners with IT, finance, logistics, supply chain, operations, and executive stakeholders. Oversees Logistics processes including SD, MM, and LE, coordinates ABAP enhancements, supports UAT and post-go-live activities, and provides leadership updates throughout the project lifecycle. Travel is approximately 20%.

Leads technology and business initiatives from initiation through closure, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality, and stakeholder communications. Coordinates cross-functional teams, executive stakeholders, clients, vendors, and delivery teams while ensuring governance, alignment, and successful business outcomes. Supports capacity planning, organizational change, continuous improvement, and project management best practices across concurrent projects.

Lead cross-functional Command Center operations projects from definition through implementation, managing scope, milestones, risks, dependencies, resources, and success measures. Identify improvement opportunities using operational metrics, develop scalable processes and standard operating procedures, support technology and workflow rollouts, align Operations, Engineering, Safety, and Product stakeholders, and provide leadership with progress, risk, decision, and outcome visibility.

Lead application development and modernization projects from scope through delivery, managing budgets, schedules, risks, dependencies, resources, vendors, documentation, and stakeholder communications. Coordinate technical and non-technical teams across complex enterprise or university environments, including onsite-offshore delivery models. Ensure projects meet scope, timeline, budget, and technical feasibility goals while managing change and stakeholder alignment.

Coordinates data center development projects across permitting, utilities, due diligence, engineering, legal, tax, incentives, sales, and construction. Maintains schedules, risk registers, action logs, dashboards, documentation, and milestone reporting. Supports entitlement and permitting tracking, consultant deliverables, stakeholder communication, executive reviews, and early risk escalation. Requires coordination across internal teams, external consultants, jurisdictions, and contractors, with some travel for site visits and meetings.

Coordinates direct mail projects from initiation through delivery, managing specifications, artwork, data, work orders, postage, production, shipping, inventory, billing, and postal compliance. Collaborates with clients and internal art, data, prepress, production, and accounting teams to meet timelines and budgets. Conducts project meetings, quality checks, approvals, issue resolution, and maintains accurate project records in company systems.

Manage audiovisual and networking installation projects for school districts from planning through completion. Responsibilities include developing schedules, coordinating contractors and internal teams, conducting site walkthroughs and quality checks, commissioning systems, training users, communicating with stakeholders, and preparing project closeout documentation. The role requires customer service, onsite project management, contractor oversight, and approximately 75% overnight travel, with occasional long hours and swing shifts during the school year.

Leads complex low-voltage technology projects from planning through closeout, managing scope, schedules, resources, budgets, profitability, risks, subcontractors, quality, documentation, and client relationships. Coordinates cross-functional teams, installations, procurement, forecasting, reporting, commissioning, and transitions to managed services. The role supports process improvement, customer satisfaction, compliance, and potential sales opportunities, with approximately 25% travel to client sites and internal meetings.

Support cross-functional projects across customer success, operations, finance, and internal teams. Maintain project plans, track deliverables, assist onboarding and billing, use PM software and AI tools to automate reporting, identify workflow improvements, prepare executive updates, and coordinate stakeholder follow-ups.

Lead commercial construction projects ($10M–$100M) including budgeting, scheduling, procurement, subcontract negotiation, client presentations, and supervision of project teams to ensure quality, profitability, and timely delivery.

The Community Project Manager role involves managing community initiatives, organizing events, and engaging with stakeholders to foster collaboration and growth in the community.

Leads planning and execution of small- to medium-sized IT projects, managing budgets, resources, schedules, risks, communications, and reporting. Develops project goals, policies, procedures, portfolio reports, and enhancements to the project management tool. Coordinates project teams, ensures adherence to Information Systems methodologies, mentors Project Manager I staff, and supports larger enterprise initiatives. The role also requires process improvement, technical issue communication, and compliance with organizational policies.

Leads multiple client-facing software implementation and technology projects from initiation through delivery. Develops project and resource plans, manages scope, budgets, timelines, quality, risks, and cross-functional teams, and serves as the primary client contact. Provides status updates, resolves escalations, builds client relationships, and fosters collaborative project environments.

Lead and deliver electrical construction projects: build teams, manage scope, schedule, budget, contracts and subcontractors, oversee quality and engineering, forecast finances, communicate risks, and mentor direct reports to ensure profitable, on-time project completion.