Top Project Manager Jobs

Technical project/tech lead role requiring 8+ years experience in Windows networking and file server protocols. Must be proficient in C/C++, able to read RFCs/protocol specs, use Visual Studio and network monitoring tools (Wireshark, Message Analyzer), and perform protocol testing and development.

Lead end-to-end SaaS implementations (3–12 months) for enterprise legal clients, managing scope, planning, resources, risks, and stakeholder communication. Guide change management, configure product setups, coordinate technical teams (R&D, support, data migration), run user training, and apply agile methodologies. Maintain customer relationships through go-live and beyond, typically handling 5–8 concurrent projects with up to 10–15% travel.

Lead IT project planning and delivery for Sales and Service initiatives. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, releases, and cross-functional coordination (development, security, deployment). Track status, define goals, estimate effort, and apply best practices for cloud and software development projects.

Manage healthcare capital programs as the owner’s representative through all project phases: budgeting, design, bidding, construction, commissioning, move planning and closeout. Lead project teams, mentor staff, maintain schedules and budgets, manage contractors/consultants, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with safety, quality and client requirements.

Manage low-voltage and technology projects from pre-construction through closeout, overseeing budgeting, scheduling, resource allocation, quality, safety, subcontractors, documentation, and customer relations while maintaining project profitability and mentoring field teams.

The Project Manager will lead mission-critical initiatives in national security, coordinating technical teams and managing stakeholder engagement to ensure successful project delivery.

Lead enterprise ServiceNow modernization initiatives, ensuring timely delivery, budget adherence, and alignment with business objectives while managing stakeholders and project risks.

Manage projects from planning to execution, coordinate across teams, oversee vendor relationships, and optimize processes in a fast-paced environment.

Support cross-departmental project coordination, review deliverables (briefs, decks, SOWs), communicate with clients, track project status, identify issues/opportunities, and assist CEO and teams to meet deadlines. Develop project management skills through hands-on tasks and mentorship.

As a Low Voltage Project Manager, oversee projects from initiation to completion, managing schedules, budgets, resources, and client relationships while leading a team and ensuring industry standards are met.

The Assistant Project Manager/Project Coordinator supports Project Managers throughout the construction project lifecycle, ensuring successful implementation, budgeting, scheduling, and communication with stakeholders.

Manage telecommunications projects, oversee cabling crews, ensure project delivery on time and budget, and manage subcontractors and documentation.

The Fire Alarm/Security Project Manager oversees low voltage construction projects, ensuring customer satisfaction, project scheduling, budgeting, and resource management while maintaining accurate project records.

The Project Manager oversees EPC solar projects from planning to execution, ensuring safety, quality, and timely delivery while managing schedules and budgets.

Manage complex software implementation projects, ensuring timely delivery, managing budgets, and collaborating with teams to exceed customer expectations. Provide updates to stakeholders and continuously improve processes.

The Project Manager for National Sales Operations will lead projects that enhance sales efficiency and effectiveness in real estate operations, supporting the company's vision and mission.

Manage projects from concept to completion: define scope, schedule, and budget; lead cross-functional teams; manage changes; maintain customer and supplier relationships; provide stakeholder reporting; support proposals and capture lessons learned.

Manage litigation support teams for DOJ fraud cases: oversee case assignments, timelines, reporting, staffing, training, QA of data management and e-discovery processing, coordinate with attorneys, and enforce policies and performance standards.

Assist senior project managers in planning, coordinating, and executing construction projects. Support scheduling, budgeting, subcontractor coordination, site inspections, documentation, reporting, stakeholder communication, risk identification, and issue resolution to ensure projects finish on time, within budget, and to quality and safety standards.

Manage customer interface and execution of engineered product contracts. Define scope, set milestones, coordinate cross-functional teams, track schedule/cost/risk, prepare forecasts and reports, ensure timely shipping and contract closeout, and support quoting and post-shipment reviews.

Manage customer-facing engineered product contracts from award through shipment. Define scope, schedule milestones, coordinate cross-functional teams, track budget and risks, produce status reports, negotiate contract changes, and perform post-shipment reviews to drive continuous improvement.

The Project Manager will oversee network delivery, analyze network traffic, identify gaps, and must be familiar with network virtualization technologies.

Lead end-to-end delivery of complex, cross-functional programs: translate strategy into roadmaps, manage risks, issues, dependencies and financials, coordinate project managers, engage senior stakeholders, produce executive communications, apply PMI best practices, and drive change adoption and PM talent development.

Manage complex IT and company-wide projects from planning through implementation. Create and maintain project plans, budgets, risk and change management, stakeholder communication, and PMO artifacts. Bridge IT and business by assessing processes, defining requirements, and delivering data-driven recommendations. Mentor teams and promote PMO standards and agile practices.

Manage coordination, schedules, budgets, contracts, and client relationships across project phases from pre-design through construction closeout. Oversee consultants, bidding, invoicing, change management, risk mitigation, documentation, and project reporting while supporting QA, procurement, and stakeholder communication.