Top Project Manager Jobs in Providence, RI

Lead electrical and controls projects from planning through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, safety, client relationships, subcontractors, change orders, profitability, forecasting, and technical deliverables. Serve as the primary liaison between clients, field teams, and internal departments while resolving issues and ensuring high-quality project execution.

Leads concurrent customer implementations from post-sale kickoff through go-live and hypercare. Responsibilities include project planning, timeline and milestone management, cross-functional coordination, status meetings, risk mitigation, escalation management, customer communication, launch documentation, and process improvement. The role supports brands and 3PL partners in a fast-paced technology environment and transitions accounts to Customer Success after launch.

Manage high-volume, multi-site projects by developing and maintaining detailed schedules, tracking milestones, coordinating resources, communicating with stakeholders, and escalating risks. The role requires identifying scheduling constraints, developing mitigation strategies, maintaining project data, improving processes, and supporting on-time delivery across complex enterprise initiatives.

Own end-to-end go-to-market launches for AI products by building launch plans, coordinating cross-functional stakeholders, tracking readiness, managing communication cadences, and reporting risks and status to senior leadership. The role also coordinates usability testing, customer feedback, go/no-go reviews, and post-launch retrospectives while ensuring marketing, sales, support, training, solution architecture, and documentation teams are aligned.

Leads project management office activities supporting Special Operations efforts in PACOM. Coordinates priorities, resources, stakeholders, vendors, subcontractors, deliverables, financial reporting, operational planning, documentation, metrics, and process improvement. Serves as a liaison with government program managers, briefs senior government officials, supports complex contracts in austere environments, and manages subcontractor statements of work. Requires travel of up to 25% and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Manages implementation projects for health plans and strategic employer clients, including PBM transitions, new service launches, and vendor changes. Responsibilities include client relationship management, requirements gathering, impact analysis, project planning, status reporting, issue escalation, go-live support, travel, and post-implementation reviews. The role requires coordination with internal subject matter experts and external clients, including potential government program stakeholders.

Manage multiple concurrent eDiscovery matters from initiation through completion, serving as the primary client contact. Oversee discovery workflows, schedules, budgets, resources, quality standards, reporting, and deliverables while advising on data collection, processing, review, and production. Collaborate with legal, IT, and cross-functional teams; manage client expectations; support business development; and mentor junior project team members.

Manage the Legacy AMPS task order supporting DLA identity and access management operations. Responsibilities include project planning, integrated master schedule management, resource leadership, risk management, quality assurance, stakeholder coordination, deliverable production, compliance tracking, and transition planning across IAM, SSO, PAM, GRC, and application security programs.

Supports capital project delivery under close supervision by coordinating cross-functional teams, maintaining execution plans and schedules, monitoring budgets and KPIs, documenting meetings and governance activities, tracking risks and changes, preparing reports, and supporting project closeout. The role develops skills in stakeholder management, project leadership, budgeting, forecasting, scheduling, and risk mitigation while applying company project management standards.

Coordinates healthcare hospital-opening and enterprise projects from initiation through operational launch. Develops schedules, budgets, readiness plans, and status reports; manages cross-functional stakeholders, resources, risks, contracts, supplies, construction punch lists, and regulatory readiness. Partners with leadership, health-system stakeholders, and internal departments to ensure projects meet scope, timeline, and budget objectives. Requires approximately 25% travel, including on-site support during hospital move-in, turnover, audits, and opening activities.

Supports business, system, and data analysis while managing IT projects from concept through implementation. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, solution design, data review, system change assessment, issue resolution, documentation, testing and validation coordination, risk and schedule management, and stakeholder communication. The role requires balancing technical analysis with project execution across cross-functional teams in a clinical research technology environment.

Leads multiple complex, cross-functional projects from requirements gathering through completion. Develops schedules, resource plans, budgets, and project documentation; manages risks, issues, changes, costs, and deliverables; communicates status to stakeholders; ensures projects meet scope, schedule, and budget objectives; and mentors project team members while improving project management processes.

Manage multiple security installation projects from initiation through closeout, coordinating internal teams, customers, subcontractors, budgets, schedules, change orders, invoices, and escalations. Create and maintain work orders and project data in Dynamics 365, monitor KPIs, validate timelines, assess risks, and provide mitigation plans. Lead installations involving fire, burglar, access control, and CCTV systems while ensuring inspections, monitoring connectivity, system functionality, and customer expectations are completed.

Lead and deliver Oracle Cloud HCM implementation projects from initiation through closure. Define scope, plans, budgets, and staffing; manage risks, issues, QA, and stakeholder communication; present status to leadership and ensure on-time, on-budget delivery.

Lead and deliver ServiceNow technical projects using Agile and Waterfall. Coach teams on Scrum, remove impediments, manage scope/schedule/budget, coordinate vendors, interface with clients, analyze resource utilization, drive services revenue, and close projects with post-implementation reviews.

Leads end-to-end technology delivery for fraud-related client projects and initiatives. Coordinates internal teams, service providers, vendors, stakeholders, and engineering groups; manages risks, issues, metrics, integrations, and system enhancements. Guides technical trade-off decisions while balancing business objectives, platform strategy, customer experience, and maintainability. Analyzes complex application-support problems, recommends solutions, and provides technical oversight across the fraud book of work.

Manages Enterprise Health software deployments from pre-sale through go-live. Responsibilities include stakeholder alignment, project governance, scheduling, scope and change control, documentation, progress tracking, budget and timeline management, issue resolution, project closure, and process improvement. The role requires coordinating internal and external stakeholders, translating customer requirements into project specifications, supporting pre-sales activities, and traveling up to 20%.

Lead large-scale or multiple infrastructure projects, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, clients, partners, and internal stakeholders. Ensure delivery meets safety, quality, performance, budget, governance, and NEC contract requirements. Serve as the primary client interface, resolve issues, build trusted relationships, and drive collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement across utilities, renewables, and infrastructure projects.

Manage chemical, petrochemical, and downstream EPC and CAPEX turnaround projects ranging from $1M to $100M. Responsibilities include overseeing scope, cost, schedule, procurement, contracts, proposals, change orders, project teams, client communications, reporting, critical-path forecasting, budget control, and construction or design processes. The role requires extensive Gulf Coast oil and gas experience, field experience, engineering knowledge, and strong project execution skills.

Manages enterprise projects from scope definition through execution, testing, training, documentation, and go-live. Leads cross-functional teams, develops schedules and budgets, tracks milestones and risks, prepares stakeholder reports, and ensures PMO governance compliance. The role coordinates teams across operations, IT, finance, business systems, and external partners while supporting strategic execution, process improvement, and project management capability development.

Leads end-to-end technology delivery for fraud-related client projects and initiatives. Coordinates internal teams, vendors, product owners, analysts, and engineering groups; manages requirements, risks, issues, integrations, system enhancements, and support impacts. Evaluates complex business processes and application logic, recommends solutions, establishes success metrics, and guides stakeholders through technical and business trade-offs.

Leads end-to-end technology delivery for fraud-related projects and initiatives. Coordinates internal teams, vendors, and service providers; manages risks, issues, requirements, system impacts, and application enhancements. Partners with product owners, business analysts, systems analysts, engineering teams, and management to align integrations, support requirements, business objectives, customer experience, and technical strategy. Analyzes complex application problems and recommends practical solutions.

The Assistant Project Manager will support project onboarding within the Community Solar portfolio, oversee contractors, manage stakeholders, track budgets, and ensure regulatory compliance while maintaining organized documentation.

Manage multiple nationwide electronic security system installation projects for the United States Marshals Service. Responsibilities include overseeing resources, subcontractors, budgets, schedules, scope, quality, inventory, contractual compliance, safety, invoices, forecasting, and stakeholder reporting. The role requires extensive travel to customer sites and expertise in access control, CCTV, video management, intrusion detection, intercoms, construction coordination, IT systems, and client management.

Leads complex cross-functional initiatives from initiation through deployment, managing scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risks, dependencies, stakeholders, and vendor workstreams. Facilitates Scrum ceremonies, coaches teams on agile practices, removes impediments, manages backlogs with Product Owners, and tracks delivery metrics. Develops executive-ready reporting, dashboards, KPIs, and status updates while driving organizational change, operational efficiency, and delivery maturity across business, technology, risk, finance, and product teams.