Top Project Manager Jobs

The Project Manager is responsible for reviewing project requirements, developing schedules, coordinating with teams, managing budgets, problem-solving, and ensuring compliance with contractual agreements. The role involves regular project reporting and completion verification while liaising with various stakeholders.

The Project Manager will lead project initiatives at Marlon Blackwell Architects by serving as the primary contact for clients and project teams. Responsibilities include managing complex projects, coordinating administrative and technical efforts, and ensuring high-quality design and service throughout each project phase.

As ITS Project Manager, you will lead Intelligent Transportation Systems projects, collaborating with various departments to enhance transportation technology and improve traveler experience. Your role involves managing client relationships, overseeing project milestones, preparing engineering documents, and utilizing innovative technologies to deliver impactful outcomes.

The Project Manager will oversee the planning and execution of projects focused on the storage and transportation of spent nuclear fuel, ensuring compliance with budget, schedule and contract requirements while managing risks and interfacing with engineering and construction teams.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee engineering deliverables for SMR plant design, ensuring project goals are met and coordinating resolutions for technical issues. Responsibilities include managing schedules, validating project scope, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring alignment between project partners and stakeholders.

The Assistant Project Manager supports the implementation of nuclear power plant projects, helping with project goals, meetings, task updates, and compliance reviews. They maintain project metrics and assist cross-team communication, ensuring projects adhere to required standards and timelines.

The Environmental Project Manager will oversee environmental projects, perform quality review of deliverables, manage and mentor team members, prepare proposals and budgets, handle project accounting, and interact with clients and contractors. This role also emphasizes business development and strong communication skills.

The Project Manager will oversee project scheduling services in the manufacturing area, creating detailed project plans, leading cross-functional teams, tracking progress, managing budgets, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards while fostering strong relationships with stakeholders.

The Project Manager leads capital improvement and deferred maintenance projects at Caltech, overseeing all phases from initiation to close-out. Responsibilities include conducting project research, budget and schedule preparation, contract negotiation, interdisciplinary coordination, and ensuring adherence to design and compliance standards. The role requires collaboration with various divisions and requires knowledge of mechanical systems and construction management practices.

The Project Manager will oversee and direct general administrative and technical aspects of assigned Drilling Projects in the Drilling Division. Responsibilities include project budget management, communication with clients and project teams, geotechnical testing, and inspections.

The Assistant Project Manager will analyze project information, forecast material needs, facilitate communication among team members, monitor work progress, and maintain project documentation. They also assist with invoicing, procurement, and client billing processes.

The Project Manager / CI Engineer supports mold validation projects and manages major capital projects at BD. Responsibilities include leading continuous improvement activities, ensuring compliance with quality and safety regulations, developing project timelines, and supporting manufacturing operations through data analysis and problem-solving. This role involves mentoring team members on lean practices and driving process improvements.

The Entry Level Project Manager will coordinate residential bath and kitchen installations, ensuring quality and safety while managing project timelines and budgets. The role includes ordering materials, supervising crews, addressing customer service issues, and ensuring compliance with standards and regulations. Strong organizational skills and a focus on customer satisfaction are essential.

The Project Manager will lead the development of public works and transportation design services, manage engineering staff, coordinate projects with principals, ensure timely project delivery, and provide technical leadership, while identifying business opportunities.

The Project Manager will oversee enterprise application projects, including scope definition, software implementation, budget estimates, and resource coordination. Responsibilities also include preparing project charters, conducting vendor management, and ensuring projects meet security protocols.

The Construction Project/Program Manager oversees large-scale design and construction initiatives, focusing on repair and upgrade projects. Responsibilities include developing project plans, managing budgets and schedules, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The role requires advanced skills in project management software and interpersonal communication in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Software Project Manager leads multi-disciplinary teams to execute IT solutions in professional services, managing budget analysis, labor planning, and client coordination. This role involves project oversight from initiation through delivery, ensuring client satisfaction and managing project profitability while mentoring consulting staff and preparing documentation for project approvals.