Top Project Manager Jobs

Lead and support software development teams using agile methods; facilitate meetings, manage timesheets/invoices/budgets, coordinate with clients and partners, remove blockers, report on release timelines and risks, coach continuous improvement, onboard team members, and support release management.

Lead large-scale Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP programs across Financials, SCM, EPM, and OTM. Own integrated plans, risk/dependency management, governance, executive reporting, cutover/go-live readiness, vendor coordination, and PMO standards to drive multi-workstream delivery and business outcomes.

Lead and oversee K-12 construction projects including pre-construction, scheduling, budgeting, staffing, client relations, regulatory coordination, reporting, profitability management, business development, and team mentoring.

The Technical Project Manager will manage IT projects, ensuring they are delivered on time and within budget, with experience in data warehousing and PII management.

The Technical Project Manager will lead enterprise technology projects, demonstrating expertise in Scrum methodologies, project planning, and relationship management across teams.

The Sr. Project Manager will oversee Legacy System Replacement projects, ensuring project goals are met while maintaining communication and collaboration across teams.

The Senior Project Manager will lead medium to large IT projects, defining scope, managing resources, and ensuring project success over 36 months.

Lead project manager responsibility for data integration on the Southeast Consortium for Unemployment Benefits Initiative, overseeing project activities, vendor management, and quality management across various functional areas.

Lead and deliver luxury hospitality projects: manage schedule, scope, cost, and stakeholders; prepare PM plans and budgets; coordinate permitting, cost estimating, value engineering, document control, and project team processes to meet client goals and timelines.

The Senior Project Manager will lead multiple high-stakes campaigns, coordinate efforts among stakeholders, and ensure effective communication and project execution.

The Sr. Project Manager will lead IT projects, particularly in Pharmacy POS implementations, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.

The Associate Project Manager supports project delivery by coordinating schedules, tracking budgets, assisting in documentation, and managing procurement processes under the guidance of a Project Manager.

Manage multi-million dollar IT projects, oversee risk management and vendor management, ensure communication and planning across teams, and maintain quality assurance.

The Sr. Project Manager will oversee IT projects, managing Agile teams, ensuring timely delivery, and liaising with public agency interfaces. Requires extensive technical and leadership experience.

The IT Project Manager leads multiple IT Infrastructure projects, ensuring they meet scope, quality, and budget requirements while managing resources and communication among stakeholders.

The IT Project Manager will oversee large automation implementation projects, manage project risks, budgets, and schedules, and ensure successful delivery using various project management tools.

Lead and supervise engineering teams to deliver projects on time, on budget, and to quality standards. Manage commercial contracts, project controls (cost, schedule, quality), client relations, change management, reporting, construction support, and project closeout. Validate estimates, coordinate resources, and mentor team members.

Lead engineering and design teams to deliver petrochemical projects on schedule, within budget and quality standards. Manage contracts, project controls, estimates, change management, client relationships, reporting, construction support, and team performance while ensuring adherence to company processes and documentation.

Lead complex federal technology and digital services projects from discovery through deployment. Manage scope, schedule, budget, risks, and resources; facilitate Agile delivery; partner with technical leads; drive financial performance and client satisfaction; lead cross-functional teams and ensure compliance with federal contracting requirements.

Lead project design processes, manage teams, oversee project scopes, ensure effective communication with clients, and monitor project execution within budget and timeline.

Lead project controls for major life sciences and manufacturing capital projects: set strategy for cost, schedule and risk management; run risk workshops and Monte Carlo analyses; develop budgets, cashflows, baselines, Project Execution Plans, reporting, change management, and recovery plans; manage and mentor project controls teams and ensure quality deliverables and compliance.

Plan, initiate, and manage IT projects to ensure software quality and compliance with industry standards. Lead QA teams, implement and maintain Quality Management Systems, and ensure adherence to ISO9001:2015, Automotive SPICE, and ISO 26262. Manage program and project activities and related compliance tasks.

The Project Manager is responsible for initiating and completing technology and business change projects, ensuring delivery and stakeholder communication while managing risks and dependencies.

Lead end-to-end technical project management for software and cybersecurity initiatives in Data Centers. Facilitate Agile ceremonies, define roadmaps, manage cross-functional dependencies, track risks and metrics, produce Jira/Confluence documentation, and partner with leadership, operations, and vendors to ensure timely delivery and continuous PMO improvements.

Manage 3–6 marketing and social accounts end-to-end: create strategic workstream plans, allocate resources, monitor budgets and scope, lead meetings, identify risks and change orders, optimize internal processes, and maintain high-quality client service to deliver projects on time and on budget.