Top Project Manager Jobs

Supports Federal government IT and telecommunications services by coordinating schedules, staffing, facility access, risks, incidents, technical personnel, project plans, status reports, and quality-control activities. Serves as an alternate on-site contractor representative and Government technical contact at Fort Belvoir, coordinating service restoration and escalation of high-impact issues. Requires on-site availability, after-hours incident coverage, technical network and telecommunications familiarity, U.S. citizenship, and Secret clearance or eligibility.

Leads day-to-day execution of complex Department of Energy engagements, managing concurrent workstreams, schedules, team workloads, client relationships, contract compliance, risks, and deliverable quality. Drafts and reviews strategic communications including speeches, messaging, announcements, and briefing materials. Translates complex technical and policy information for diverse audiences, advises clients on sensitive issues, and improves project processes, tools, and workflows.

Leads complex oil and gas engineering and construction projects from development through delivery. Coordinates cross-functional teams, technical resources, contractors, RFPs, schedules, cost forecasts, and project reporting. Applies root-cause analysis, economic modeling, regulatory and permitting knowledge, and engineering standards to optimize project outcomes. Requires at least five years of oil and gas engineering or project management experience, with up to 50% travel to field locations.

Lead multiple custom-engineered crane and hoist projects from contract award through delivery. Responsibilities include managing schedules, budgets, scope, risks, change orders, invoicing milestones, customer communications, and cross-functional coordination with Engineering, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Quality, and suppliers. The role also supports proposal reviews, process improvement, and operational excellence while serving as the primary customer contact.

Leads and develops a project management team while overseeing projects from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include managing schedules, milestones, customer and supplier relationships, backlog forecasting, audits, risks, claims, change orders, profitability, and process improvements. The role serves builders and internal stakeholders, drives operational excellence, and supports regional business performance in the pre-engineered metal building industry.

Manage end-to-end tradeshow and event technology projects, serving as the primary client contact from planning through completion. Coordinate project plans, resources, vendors, contractors, labor, equipment setup, onsite support, and strike activities. Collaborate with sales, solutions, operations, fulfillment, and support teams while managing event P&L and resolving issues. The role requires event-industry project management experience, expertise in IT or audiovisual deployments, extensive travel, and evening or weekend availability.

Manage low-to-moderate complexity supply chain and manufacturing projects through initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout. Coordinate cross-functional teams, vendors, business owners, and technical personnel while maintaining schedules, project plans, documentation, risks, issues, and dependencies. Support customer alignment, operational readiness, adoption, and transition to operations. Translate project management and technical concepts for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Leads end-to-end capital project implementation for an industrial chemistry site. Translates business objectives into project plans, manages scope, cost, schedules, resources, funding, gate reviews, and project team direction. Coordinates with engineering, construction, operations, maintenance, technology, and business stakeholders. Ensures FEL deliverables, commissioning, turnover, and operating procedures are completed while addressing design and construction issues.

Manages R&D projects at a federal energy laboratory, developing project plans, schedules, budgets, forecasts, dashboards, and risk mitigations. Coordinates engineering, operations, safety, quality, subcontractors, material purchases, and federal stakeholders. Leads status meetings, monitors progress, controls scope, and ensures projects are completed on time and within budget. The role is primarily on-site and may involve limited travel, safety equipment, and physical shop environments.

Manage concurrent facilities, engineering, maintenance, utility, infrastructure, and site services projects from initiation through closeout. Responsibilities include planning scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, procurement, contractors, shutdowns, installations, commissioning, qualification, turnover, and stakeholder communications. The role coordinates cross-functional teams in regulated pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, and advanced manufacturing environments while ensuring GMP, safety, quality, and site compliance.

Manages small to moderately complex projects from planning through completion. Responsibilities include developing schedules and budgets, coordinating cross-functional resources, tracking risks and changes, verifying billing, communicating with stakeholders, and ensuring deliverables meet scope and timeline requirements. The role also leads project meetings, manages documentation, supports corrective actions, and identifies process improvements.

Leads complex industrial, EPC/EPCM, advanced-manufacturing, and energy-transition projects from initiation through closeout. Owns client relationships and manages scope, schedule, budget, resources, procurement, subcontractors, risks, project controls, financial performance, change orders, and closeout. Directs multidisciplinary teams, develops execution strategies, reports to leadership, facilitates client reviews, and mentors project staff while ensuring quality, safety, compliance, and client satisfaction.

Manages end-to-end software, hardware, and services implementation projects for public safety customers. Responsibilities include planning, scheduling, resource allocation, status meetings, risk and issue management, process improvement, technical coordination, contract awareness, and customer communication. Serves as the primary client contact and independently manages strategic, high-revenue engagements through project completion. Travel up to 25% is required, along with obtaining CJIS clearance during onboarding.

Leads complex Oracle enterprise technology projects from planning through deployment and operational transition. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, risks, governance, resources, vendors, integrations, testing, cutover, and executive communications across Oracle ERP, SCM, HCM, EPM, OIC, and OCI initiatives. Partners with business, technical, finance, audit, and external implementation teams to ensure quality delivery, compliance, stakeholder alignment, and successful outcomes.

Plans, develops, implements, and directs organization-wide projects. Manages scope, contracts, statements of work, timelines, tasks, communications, and status reporting for executives and the board. Coordinates with multiple departments, vendors, and researchers, monitors progress against goals, and provides training or updates to keep teams aligned. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent industry certifications and four to six years of related experience. Travel to different credit union locations may be required.

Manage commercial EV charging, electrical, and energy infrastructure projects from proposal and permitting through installation, service, billing, and closeout. Coordinate technicians, subcontractors, vendors, engineers, utilities, schedules, materials, and client communications. Develop scopes, estimates, proposals, and documentation; track risks, work orders, SLAs, inspections, invoicing, and project milestones. This in-office role requires independent ownership, strong organization, client-facing communication, and willingness to learn technical energy and electrical concepts.

Manage commercial EV charging, electrical, and energy infrastructure projects from proposal and permitting through installation, service, billing, and closeout. Coordinate technicians, subcontractors, vendors, engineers, utilities, materials, schedules, and client communications. Develop scopes, pricing, proposals, and project documentation; track risks, work orders, SLAs, billing milestones, and project opportunities. The role requires independent prioritization, strong organization, technical learning ability, and client-facing communication.

Manage commercial EV charging, electrical, and energy infrastructure projects from proposal through execution, billing, and closeout. Coordinate schedules, technicians, subcontractors, vendors, permitting, utilities, materials, and service operations. Develop scopes, estimates, and customer proposals; communicate with clients; track documentation, work orders, risks, milestones, and invoices; and resolve project issues. The role requires independent prioritization, client management, technical learning, and coordination across field and office stakeholders.

Lead federal client projects from initiation through closure, managing plans, schedules, budgets, cross-functional teams, risks, documentation, stakeholder communications, and quality compliance. The role requires regular project status reporting, corrective action recommendations, and adherence to project management methodologies. Candidates need a bachelor's degree, 5–8 years of relevant experience, and ADKAR or equivalent certification.

Supports project managers and teams by maintaining project documentation, schedules, budgets, invoices, tracking systems, reports, and repositories. Coordinates meetings, communications, resources, and project administration while assisting with risk management, quality control, and process improvement. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Suite and project management software. Work involves construction and marine jobsite environments.

Manage eDiscovery litigation projects by coordinating data intake, culling, processing, hosting, and production workflows. Create work orders, monitor request queues, perform quality checks, communicate scope and deadlines, and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders. The role also supports process improvement and requires Relativity experience, strong project management skills, and at least two years of eDiscovery experience.

Leads SAP Next Gen’s AI-enabled go-to-market strategy, cross-functional project execution, influencer initiatives, career-site updates, and executive reporting. Supports AI process optimization, knowledge sharing, and structured PMO delivery for AI initiatives. Designs qualitative feedback mechanisms for students and early talent, synthesizes findings with quantitative data, and provides actionable insights to improve programming and demonstrate community impact.

Own end-to-end delivery of a portfolio of customer projects, serving as the primary contact from scoping through close. Manage schedules, scope, quality, risks, issues, changes, deliverables, and stakeholder coordination. Lead delivery teams, maintain customer and partner relationships, and apply AI-enabled tools and quality assurance practices to improve project workflows.

Leads organizational change management and deployment across enterprise-wide manufacturing transformation initiatives. Responsibilities include developing ADKAR-based change strategies, integrated roadmaps, stakeholder and leadership engagement plans, communications, training architecture, resource planning, and execution oversight. Partners with Talent, Organizational Effectiveness, Communications, and Learning teams to drive adoption and measurable outcomes across multiple projects. Requires project management experience, U.S. citizenship, and ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Manage global brand portal operations, coordinating design and website development vendors, high-volume updates, budgets, schedules, approvals, and stakeholder communications. Support brand governance, maintain internal brand websites, identify project risks, provide status reporting, and improve operational workflows. The role also contributes to internal consulting practice activities, thought leadership, case studies, and digital transformation materials.