Top Senior Level Project Management Jobs

The Senior Project Manager will lead the planning and execution of small molecules and biologics programs, manage cross-functional teams, identify risks, maintain project timelines, and foster high-performing teams while ensuring effective communication among stakeholders.

The Senior Program Associate will provide operational and technical support for projects in natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, and climate change. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, financial reporting, contracts, and support for in-country teams, while also contributing to proposal efforts and maintaining project management systems.

The Project Manager will oversee the lifecycle of internal and customer implementation projects, ensuring timely delivery and quality standards. Responsibilities include planning, client account management, resource coordination, risk assessment, and the adoption of best practices. The role involves maintaining strong client relationships and ensuring successful onboarding and ongoing support for Premier Customers.

The ERP Project Manager will oversee the implementation and optimization of the Workday ERP ecosystem, manage project timelines and budgets, collaborate with cross-functional teams, ensure data integrity, and identify system enhancement opportunities.

The Senior Project Manager will lead traffic engineering projects, manage multiple tasks, oversee project goals and budgets, ensure quality assurance, and develop client management strategies. The role involves collaboration and business development within traffic engineering practices.

The Salesforce Project Manager at Neocol will manage client interactions and project objectives, coordinating resources, maintaining schedules and budgets, and utilizing both waterfall and agile methodologies. Effective communication and risk management are key aspects of the role.

The Senior Project Manager oversees project delivery, ensures timely deployment of solutions, communicates with stakeholders, addresses issues, and manages documentation. Responsibilities include developing plans, tracking progress, engaging with clients, managing vendors, and contributing to project management methodology improvements.