Top Senior Level Project Management Jobs

The Technical Project Manager is responsible for managing multiple business applications and integrations throughout the Software Development Life Cycle. The role requires strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and experience leading projects in the software industry. The candidate must work closely with business customers to understand their needs and deliver effective solutions, while also being proactive and detail-oriented.

The Project Manager IV or V will manage complex projects from start to finish, ensuring they meet time, budget, and quality specifications. This role involves liaising with various stakeholders, analyzing project requirements, and preparing status reports while coordinating project staff and resources to achieve project goals.

The Fraud Risk Program Manager will oversee and manage Paze’s Fraud Risk program, ensuring the integrity of the platform and customer safeguarding. This includes defining and executing the program, managing interrelated technical requirements, and collaborating with various teams to track progress, control change, and ensure alignment with strategic goals.

As a Senior Program Manager at Dcode, you will lead client engagements for government clients, focusing on innovative strategies to enhance operations. Responsibilities include building client relationships, managing contracts, providing insights into government processes, and delivering high-quality services to achieve client retention and satisfaction.

The Project Manager will oversee project timelines, manage customer orders, coordinate documentation and training, and ensure payment processes are followed. Responsibilities include generating bills of materials, managing the equipment ordering process, and attending project meetings to track progress.

The IT EIS PMO Manager will lead the project management team, oversee portfolio management, align projects with strategic objectives, and ensure effective project delivery and reporting. Responsibilities include team development, optimizing PMO processes, and continuous improvement of project delivery timelines and efficiency.

The Supply Chain Project Manager leads multi-disciplinary teams in programming, planning, design, construction, and process improvement related to supply chain operations. Responsibilities include managing project budgets, conducting analyses, ensuring compliance with regulations, and supporting supply chain transformations. This role serves as a liaison among various stakeholders while promoting quality and safety standards throughout project management.