Top Remote Project Manager Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

Lead technical project delivery: triage and troubleshoot production issues, perform root-cause analysis, write and run SQL queries, validate cross-system data, manage Jira backlogs and sprints, oversee deployments, and maintain Confluence-based runbooks and configuration documentation while reporting status to leadership.

Lead end-to-end connectivity lifecycle for data center and PoP builds across North America. Manage technical fiber pathway design, vendor/ISP negotiations, DWDM/optical deployments, geospatial documentation, AutoCAD plans, and cross-functional delivery with procurement and construction teams.

The Development Program Manager leads utility-scale renewable energy projects, drives development strategies, and engages with C-suite clients to ensure project success from inception to NTP.

Lead and execute high-impact growth and product transformation initiatives: translate strategy into project frameworks, drive discovery/validation cycles, own agile roadmaps, align cross-functional stakeholders, establish governance/visibility, and deliver validated services and product changes.

Lead delivery of complex cross-functional technology projects (data platforms, ERP, automation, applications). Partner with business and technical stakeholders to define scope, plan execution, manage risks, drive timelines, facilitate cross-team communication, and apply technical judgment on solution approaches to ensure successful outcomes.

The Technical Project Manager will lead Agile teams, manage project roadmaps, engage stakeholders, and ensure successful solution delivery while overseeing risks and team blockers.

The IT Project Manager will lead public sector ERP migration projects, ensuring high-quality deliverables and strategic alignment while collaborating with various stakeholders.

Lead and manage mid-to-low risk IT projects affecting multiple departments. Develop and maintain project plans, scope, schedules, budgets, risk and issue logs. Coordinate resources, vendors, and stakeholders; ensure communication, change control, transitions to support, and project delivery within PMO standards.

Lead mid- to low-risk IT projects across departments: develop and maintain project plans, manage scope, schedule, risks, vendors, budgets, communications, and transitions to support. Serve as liaison between IT and business units, facilitate meetings, track issues, and ensure project delivery meets customer needs.

Lead end-to-end healthcare SaaS implementations of CensiTrac, managing project plans, scope, change, risks, cross-functional teams, KPIs (CSAT, revenue, velocity), stakeholder communication, process improvements, and transitions to support.

The Project Manager is responsible for end-to-end project delivery, managing resources, ensuring quality and risk assessments, and overseeing technical execution while maintaining communication with stakeholders.

Manage client project plans and budgets, ensuring alignment with client requirements, while leading Agile ceremonies and promoting best practices. Requires technical knowledge and project management skills to address challenges and enhance collaboration.

The Project Manager will manage the implementation of enterprise SaaS solutions in the utility industry, ensuring project success and customer satisfaction.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of enterprise technology projects. Manage scope, timelines, budgets, resources, risks, vendors, stakeholders, and communications across Agile, Scrum, and Waterfall environments. Oversee software development, technology implementations, cloud transformation, application modernization, and concurrent project priorities while ensuring business and technology objectives are achieved.

The Senior IT Project Manager oversees the delivery of technology and business transformation projects, supports PMO standards, manages project risks, and mentors junior managers.

Manage biomarker operational work for clinical trials, oversee junior project managers, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure project success.

Lead as a technical operator between product, engineering, design, and leadership to remove blockers, accelerate delivery, and compress feedback loops. Drive rapid prototyping-to-production cycles, introduce AI tooling and lightweight processes, directly contribute to delivery, surface risks and dependencies, and scale team workflows so the product organization ships higher-quality features faster.

This role involves supporting project managers in permitting, conducting permit research, preparing plans, and collaborating with city staff for efficient permit outcomes.

The Senior Operational Project Manager coordinates delivery across multiple departments, manages client engagements, oversees resource allocation, and ensures project timelines are met within a fast-paced marketing agency environment.

Lead complex federal technology and digital services projects from discovery through deployment. Manage scope, schedule, budget, risks, and resources; facilitate Agile delivery; partner with technical leads; maintain project financials and reporting; serve as primary client contact and drive team collaboration and CPARS performance. Position contingent on contract award.

Lead end-to-end delivery of complex technology projects using formal PM frameworks and Agile/Scrum. Establish governance, integrated plans, risk management, executive reporting, cross-functional alignment, vendor management, and transition to operations. Facilitate Scrum ceremonies and governance forums, drive accountability, and ensure projects deliver agreed strategy and value.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee R&D Cloud initiatives, manage project scope, timeline, and budget, and ensure cross-functional collaboration to deliver innovative solutions.

Lead multiple complex, client-facing projects for state health and human services programs (Medicaid, SNAP). Manage schedules, budgets, contract compliance, cross-functional teams, sprint priorities, testing, proposals, training, and provide client support and travel as required.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of enterprise technology projects. Manage scope, timelines, budgets, resources, risks, vendors, and stakeholder communications across Agile, Scrum, and Waterfall environments. Oversee software development, technology implementations, cloud transformation, application modernization, and other enterprise initiatives while coordinating cross-functional teams and multiple concurrent priorities.

Leads complex, cross-functional initiatives spanning software, digital content, service design, and physical materials. Owns critical paths, launch readiness, risk mitigation, resource planning, project rituals, vendor performance, and stakeholder communication. Uses Agile/Scrum and Waterfall/Stage-Gate methods, project dashboards, metrics, and process improvements to coordinate teams and deliver high-quality products on schedule.