Top Gaming Project Management Jobs

Manage projects to deliver technology-based solutions, oversee teams, ensure quality, manage budgets, and communicate with stakeholders.

The Senior Resource Manager will lead internal resource operations, manage project timelines, and ensure efficient resource allocation for creative and strategy teams, supporting exceptional client work delivery.

Manage IT initiatives by organizing and tracking projects, leading meetings, facilitating collaboration, and improving processes within the Technology Solutions team.

The Senior Project Manager will lead project execution across various teams, maintain project roadmaps, and track deliverable progress while ensuring smooth communication and workflow improvements.

The Art Producer Intern will assist in managing project priorities and deadlines, coordinating communication between teams, maintaining tracking systems, and supporting logistics for art and game assets.

Manage and oversee GIS cybersecurity projects, ensuring quality and alignment with PMO practices while fostering collaboration and improving processes.

Manage User Acceptance Testing (UAT) activities, coordinate with stakeholders and teams, develop test plans, report on progress, and oversee defect management.

Lead project execution for Judas, managing cross-disciplinary teams to ensure timely milestones and effective communication. Drive planning, track deliverables, and streamline workflows throughout the development lifecycle.

The Executive Producer will lead teams in game development, manage schedules, coordinate communications, and ensure successful project delivery while overseeing the production process and team growth.

The Strategy Manager leads strategic projects for PlayStation's Global Marketing and Sales, connecting long-term goals to actionable steps through analysis and collaboration.