Top Project Management Jobs

The Senior Project Manager at RAPP Chicago is responsible for overseeing client projects from initiation to delivery, ensuring smooth execution and adherence to budgets and timelines. This role involves managing resources, communication, and stakeholder engagement, while also mentoring junior team members and maintaining high-quality standards throughout project lifecycle.

The Assistant Project Manager will support the Project Manager throughout the project lifecycle, assisting in project initiation, monitoring design progress, documenting construction activities, and ensuring project closeout processes are completed. Collaboration with stakeholders and managing multiple projects is also essential.

The Project Manager will develop and implement data conversion strategies for Insurance Agency Management Systems, leading initiatives that ensure proper planning, resource allocation, and execution. Responsibilities include collaboration with stakeholders, monitoring progress, providing updates, and conducting post-conversion reviews for improvement.

The Associate Manager will lead coordination of activities among CMC groups and manage program timelines to ensure alignment with corporate goals. Responsibilities include running meetings, managing risks, reviewing KPIs, and supporting communication across departments to drive efficiency in CMC operations.

As a Technical Program Manager, you'll utilize program management methods to execute multiple initiatives, collaborating with product managers, researchers, and engineers to define project goals and scope, while ensuring effective communication between technical and non-technical teams. You will also troubleshoot technical challenges and evaluate proposals based on feasibility.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee the Vehicle/Onboard workstream, managing project timelines, coordinating with cross-functional teams, prioritizing tasks, and ensuring engineering and product requirements are met. This role requires strong communication and leadership skills to drive project execution and mitigate risks, contributing to the development of innovative technology for ocean data collection.

The Manager, Program Communications is responsible for creating and sharing content for a client program, managing timelines and budgets, analyzing campaign performance, and collaborating with internal teams. This role also requires staying updated with industry trends and managing administrative tasks within agency compliance.