Top Senior Level Project Management Jobs

The ECRM Project Manager & Records Management Specialist supports the implementation of ECRM technologies, directs a team to achieve project goals, and manages communications, project status, and issues. They provide expertise in records management and guidance on business process improvement while ensuring compliance with records management policies.

The Culture & Talent Integration Program Manager will lead key initiatives for talent integration, ensuring effective onboarding and engagement of new employees. Responsibilities include managing the 'Project Fusion' initiative to enhance onboarding, leading global orientation programs, collaborating with various teams to design talent integration programs, and overseeing internal awards and recognition systems.

The Workers Compensation Program Manager oversees a claims program including supervisors, adjusters, and assistants. Responsibilities include managing performance, ensuring compliance with laws, mentoring staff, addressing client issues, and enhancing productivity within the team.

The Project Executive/Manager is responsible for delivering a turnkey automated auto body paint shop, ensuring project profitability, customer satisfaction, and adherence to schedule and quality standards. This role involves coordinating project activities, managing subcontractors, and maintaining communications with customers throughout the project lifecycle.

The Senior Project Manager will lead innovative eCommerce solutions for Fortune 500 companies, managing complex web integration projects. Responsibilities include managing customer expectations, overseeing documentation, participating in business development, and ensuring timely and budgeted project deliverables. The role also involves mentoring employees and adapting project methodologies as technologies evolve.

The Project Manager at Mistick Construction will oversee all phases of construction projects, develop detailed plans, coordinate with stakeholders, negotiate contracts, monitor financial performance, ensure compliance with regulations, manage project schedules, and serve as the primary point of contact for clients. They will also conduct site inspections and prepare progress reports.

The Technical Project Manager oversees automation projects, coordinates cross-functional teams, optimizes manufacturing equipment, and provides technical support. Responsibilities include analyzing manufacturing data, managing new equipment development, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.