Top Project Management Jobs

As an eCOA Project Manager at Clario, you will lead and manage client projects ensuring high quality services while monitoring timelines and budgets. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, developing documentation, managing financial components, and promoting collaboration among teams.

The DTC Marketing Digital Project Manager will manage marketing campaigns for Cigna’s Individual and Family Plans, focusing on digital asset management and customer retention. Responsibilities include collaborating with internal teams, drafting marketing content, managing the campaign process, ensuring compliance, and analyzing campaign effectiveness.

The Senior Technical Project Manager will act as a subject matter expert in Supply Chain Management, overseeing the implementation of Oracle SCM modules, ensuring quality execution of requirements, and resolving technical challenges in project delivery while collaborating with internal and vendor teams.

The Technical Project Manager leads planning and implementation of cybersecurity projects, ensuring compliance with security regulations. Responsibilities include managing project scopes, schedules, resources, and collaborating with internal teams and clients to deliver solutions on time and within budget.

The Project Specialist will join Huhtamaki's Commercial Career Program, engaging in a sales and marketing rotation. Responsibilities include interacting with customers, collaborating with business leaders on strategic projects, and streamlining processes. The role involves mentorship, training, and various assignments to foster career growth in sales and marketing.

As a Project Manager, you will lead project teams to deliver multiple simultaneous projects by managing resources, scheduling, and ensuring quality throughout the project life cycle. Responsibilities include discussing project requirements, developing comprehensive project plans, hosting status meetings, managing client expectations, and addressing project issues. You will need to demonstrate strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

The Program Manager oversees the Biotechnology Master’s Program's day-to-day operations, manages budgets, coordinates with faculty, develops evaluation reports, and supervises the Program Coordinator, ensuring strategic initiatives are executed effectively.