Top Project Management Jobs in New Zealand

The Digital Project Manager is responsible for managing client accounts and ensuring the successful delivery of creative and digital projects. This includes overseeing project planning, execution, budget management, and maintaining client relationships. They will track client satisfaction, develop project timelines, handle communication, and manage multiple projects to ensure they meet quality standards and deadlines.

The Project Manager will oversee project life cycles including planning, execution, monitoring, and delivery. Responsibilities include standardizing project management processes, identifying risks and issues, providing recommendations, and improving organizational processes and efficiency.

The Project Manager will support Cochlear's APAC region by driving project execution, removing barriers, and aligning resources. Responsibilities include establishing a project governance framework, providing stakeholders with visibility on initiatives, and ensuring timely delivery of business projects. The role demands analytical skills and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

The Project Manager II will manage major technology initiatives, ensuring timely and budget delivery. Responsibilities include project planning, risk management, vendor communication, and facilitating Agile/Scrum practices as a Scrum Master. The role focuses on building consensus among stakeholders and optimizing resource allocation.

The Project Manager will lead transformative initiatives in the Home Services industry by implementing and improving operations through data analytics, developing project plans, managing cross-functional teams, and ensuring delivery within timelines and budgets.

The Project Manager will plan, coordinate, and implement projects while managing budgets and timelines. Responsibilities include scheduling, workload analysis, ensuring team compliance with processes, implementing project management KPIs, and developing new SOPs. The candidate will also manage a remote team using cloud-based tools and must possess strong communication skills.

The Project Manager at TraceLink is responsible for delivering software implementation and partner integration projects. This role requires leadership in managing projects on time, within budget, and according to the defined scope. Key responsibilities include maintaining project administrative data, reporting project status, managing budgets, and ensuring client satisfaction.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee complex customer-facing projects for Canonical's Devices business, coordinating project delivery and acting as a liaison between engineering teams and clients. Responsibilities include managing project lifecycles, ensuring timely delivery of services, drafting schedules, communication with stakeholders, and managing risks.