Top Project Manager Jobs

As a Project Architect/Manager, you'll lead the design and execution of life sciences projects, managing client relationships, project coordination, and team dynamics. Your responsibilities include technical design assignments, budget management, and mentoring junior team members while ensuring innovative design strategies.

The Customer Experience Project Manager will lead implementations of Ridgeline's enterprise cloud software for investment management, ensuring effective planning, team leadership, stakeholder communication, budget management, quality control, risk management, and hands-on task execution. Collaboration and a consultative approach are essential for successful project delivery and stakeholder satisfaction.

Manage multiple internal projects within the Customer Success organization, ensuring alignment with business objectives. Oversee project delivery, maintain documentation, foster collaboration among teams, and communicate effectively with stakeholders.

The Project Manager will lead complex enterprise-level projects using traditional project management practices. This role involves managing project risks, resources, budget, and reporting to senior management while collaborating with cross-functional teams for effective execution of value-driven initiatives.

The Senior Sourcing Project Manager is responsible for managing new product development projects, evaluating project proposals, conducting financial analyses, and ensuring project transitions to operations teams. They will organize project opportunities, engage stakeholders for approvals and monitor project progress and savings against budgets, all while adhering to Integer's core values.

As a Public Cloud Project Manager at Canonical, you will lead and advocate for technical assets across key enterprise cloud accounts, ensuring projects meet defined objectives. Responsibilities include managing project life cycles, engaging stakeholders, addressing risks, and supporting contract negotiations and project agreements. The role requires strong communication and negotiation skills and involves collaboration with software engineers and executives.

The Enterprise Project Manager at Canonical is responsible for driving project success in complex software technology environments, managing stakeholder relations, and leading global project teams. They must have a strong background in IT project management and Agile methodologies, exceptional communication skills, and experience with enterprise IT programs and process improvement.

As a Project Manager at Canonical, you will coordinate complex customer-facing projects involving the delivery of Ubuntu images across various devices. Responsibilities include project lifecycle management, risk mitigation, team communication, and maintaining schedules. You will collaborate with engineering teams to ensure project goals are met while advocating Canonical's technologies to clients.

The Project Manager II is responsible for administering projects from initiation to delivery, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and meet quality standards. This role includes developing project plans, monitoring progress, resolving issues, conducting project meetings, and preparing reports to communicate project status to stakeholders, ensuring satisfaction for clients and teams involved.

The IT Project Manager will lead multiple IT projects through the entire project lifecycle, ensuring deliverables meet scope and quality standards. Responsibilities include managing resources, stakeholder engagements, scheduling, and risk mitigation while coordinating with teams and providing consistent updates to stakeholders.

As a Project Manager II, you'll oversee planning, coordination, and tracking of multiple projects that involve technology and business teams. Your role includes managing project scope, schedule, cost, quality, and risks while communicating statuses and resolving challenges to ensure successful outcomes.

The Content and Editorial Project Manager will lead blog workstreams, manage resources, and ensure blogging best practices in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities include client communication, overseeing the editorial calendar, and coordinating with the Blog Team to meet publishing goals while resolving any platform issues.

The Project Manager II will manage and oversee client implementations, handle escalated customer issues, set client expectations, and coordinate various project initiatives. Responsibilities include leading project meetings, scheduling resources, reporting project status, and evaluating project outcomes to ensure alignment with business objectives.

The Technology Project Manager, VP will coordinate cross-project activities, develop project plans, apply change and risk management, and ensure projects are delivered on time. They should possess strong leadership, critical thinking, and communication skills, and be able to handle multiple deliverables within shifting priorities.

The Project Manager will manage multiple federal government contracts focused on organizational transformation, coaching, and leadership development. Responsibilities include budget and risk management, client relationship building, team management, project planning, and delivering high-quality results that align with client expectations.

As a Project Manager at Design Group, you will lead the design, integration, installation, and start-up of packaging lines in the food and beverage industry, ensuring machine safety compliance and managing project execution, schedules, and budgets.

The Integrated Compliance Project Manager at Taco Comfort Solutions oversees compliance with government regulations while managing sales projects from start to finish. The role involves product evaluation for compliance, cross-functional coordination, project tracking, reporting, team leadership, and process improvement.