Top Project Management Jobs

The Project Controller analyzes project data to identify deviations, assess risks, and improve budgeting and forecasting. Responsibilities include preparing accurate forecasts, monitoring project performance, ensuring cost control, collaborating with project management, and proposing operational improvements. This role involves key user responsibilities for the new IT landscape and financial oversight of multiple projects.

As a Project Coordinator at Two Six Technologies, you will facilitate communication in a Department of State office, maintain the office director's schedule, coordinate meetings and onboarding, and ensure efficient operation of the office.

Nisum seeks a Technical Project Manager to lead planning and execution of digital projects, manage timelines and budgets, identify risks, and facilitate stakeholder collaboration. The role involves providing technical leadership, maintaining project health metrics, and promoting continuous improvement.

The Revenue Enablement Project Manager leads project management efforts for sales initiatives and acquisition activities, focusing on improving revenue growth. Responsibilities include developing project plans, monitoring progress, managing risks, and collaborating across teams. They also analyze sales data, report on project status, and ensure successful execution of sales strategies to maximize revenue generation.

The Foreign Relations Program Coordinator will enhance international strategic planning and support transformational policy development. Responsibilities include managing policy changes, supporting senior leaders, maintaining databases, hosting workshops, and ensuring the timely execution of international activities while delivering excellent customer service and collaborating with mission partners.

The Project Coordinator will manage projects from initiation to completion, handling order entry, scheduling, inventory control, invoicing, and customer interactions. They will support engineering in material acquisition, document procedures, and maintain compliance with regulations. Clear communication with various departments and careful tracking of project progress are essential responsibilities.

The Technical Project Coordinator will manage daily tasks and the sprint board, produce progress reports, coordinate production support issues, and recommend process improvements to enhance team workflow. Strong communication skills and a basic understanding of the software development lifecycle are essential.