Top Remote Project Manager Jobs

As an IT Technical Project Manager, you will lead critical projects impacting current operations and future growth, drive strategic initiatives, and enhance team effectiveness in a global technology organization.

As a Senior Technical Project Manager at Kyruus Health, you will plan and execute cross-team projects, facilitating communication between engineers and product managers. Your role involves resolving blockers, coordinating departments, escalating issues, and leading transparency in the product lifecycle to enhance team efficiency and success.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee multiple fintech projects, ensuring they stay on track, within budget, and meet all requirements. Responsibilities include serving as the primary contact for clients, defining project objectives, providing training, conducting progress meetings, and implementing risk mitigation strategies.

The Senior Project Manager is responsible for establishing project budgets and schedules, executing risk assessments, leading project review meetings, and ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. They negotiate contracts, manage project teams, and prepare reports to meet customer satisfaction and profitability goals while working remotely with some travel requirements.

The Senior Implementation Project Manager will lead the implementation of ProcessUnity's risk and compliance platform. This role involves managing client relationships, developing project plans, tracking project goals, and collaborating across various teams to ensure successful project delivery. The manager will also oversee risk mitigation and contribute to the development of best practices for future implementations.

The Project Manager I, Implementations coordinates and oversees implementation projects by setting deadlines, assigning responsibilities, and ensuring project delivery aligns with client expectations. They manage resources, provide project status updates to management, and resolve issues as necessary to complete multiple project initiatives successfully.

The Project Manager will oversee projects through all phases, including planning, execution, and closing. Responsibilities involve managing project requirements, communications, cost forecasting, and mitigating risks. The role requires coordinating a technical team, using project management tools, and may include some travel to ensure project alignment and achieve strategic goals.

As a Project Manager, you will oversee projects through all phases of the development lifecycle, including initiation, planning, execution, and closure. You will manage communications, project requirements, scheduling, and resources while ensuring project deliverables are met and risk is mitigated. You will develop marketing strategies and lead a geographically dispersed engineering team, with some domestic travel required.

The Lead Project Manager will oversee technology teams throughout the client engagement process, manage project schedules and budgets, support project leadership, contribute to pre-sales activities, and incorporate risk mitigation strategies.

The Senior Consultant Project Manager is responsible for managing Epic-related projects, mentoring client project teams, tracking risks, analyzing workflows, and collaborating with project leadership. This role requires strong communication skills and technical expertise in health IT to ensure project success and client satisfaction.

The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing projects from start to finish, ensuring project profitability and quality execution. Duties include managing the project scope, timeline, and resources, serving as the primary contact, coordinating project activities, and reporting on project status. The role requires collaboration with customers and project staff, conducting meetings, and ensuring adherence to financial objectives.

The Project Manager will oversee customer accounts focusing on project and service delivery, ensure timely delivery of software products, and collaborate with internal and client teams. The role requires strong organizational, communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects.

The Project Manager - Product Launch will lead the successful execution of product transfers and new product introductions across Plexus manufacturing sites, managing the project timeline, stakeholder relationships, and project metrics to ensure timely completion and success.

Lead a team in analyzing U.S. energy market trends and regulations while managing consulting projects, conducting research, and preparing reports. Support clients in achieving clean energy goals and contribute to thought leadership on the energy sector.

The Environmental Project Manager will lead various technical field studies and regulatory tasks, manage proposals and marketing efforts, provide expertise on complex environmental projects, mentor junior staff, and conduct fieldwork including assessments and permit applications.

The Project Manager 3 is responsible for managing technical projects of varying complexity, ensuring accurate processing of customer quotes and orders, and maintaining communication regarding pricing and schedules. They will collaborate with various departments to exceed customer expectations and require mastery in architectural plans interpretation and project execution.

The Technical Project Manager will lead healthcare clients through complex technology projects by managing scope, timeline, budget, and stakeholder communication. The role requires problem-solving skills, effective relationship management, and the ability to adapt to new software paradigms. Success leads to growth opportunities in executive relations and implementation management.