Top Project Management Jobs

The Records and Information Management Project Manager will lead the execution of Federal Records Information Management projects, execute program requirements, and oversee a team while ensuring compliance with records management policies. Responsibilities include designing policies, advising stakeholders, maintaining project quality documentation, and managing project resources.

The Project Manager will facilitate communications with B2B clients using podcasting, ensuring efficient organization and attention to detail. Responsibilities include juggling projects, coordinating with the production team, and consistently following up on client needs and tasks to completion.

The Wolf Graduate Program is designed for entry-level candidates to experience a startup bootcamp in a high-growth travel technology company. Participants support various business operations including finance, growth, marketing, and sales while learning both the intricacies of the travel industry and how to contribute effectively as a team player.

The Project Manager will oversee project management activities at CloudScale, coordinating various work streams, managing schedules, resource allocation, and risk management. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, performing technical writing, and establishing relationships with stakeholders to deliver business critical solutions using both traditional and Agile methods.

The TSS Program Manager will oversee a team of security technicians for technical security installations at embassies and consulates. Responsibilities include managing contract tasks, understanding security projects, installing various systems, and supervising technicians. The role requires extensive experience in technical security and the ability to work in high-threat locations abroad.

The Project Manager will lead project lifecycle management for federal clients, developing project plans, monitoring progress, managing team communications, and implementing risk management processes to ensure successful project delivery.

The OSP Project Manager will oversee multiple fiber network construction projects, including managing schedules, budgets, contractor oversight, and resolving project issues. Responsibilities include bid selection, project reporting, materials forecasting, and ensuring compliance with permitting processes.