Top Remote Project Management Jobs in San Luis Obispo, CA

As a Partner at SBI, you will lead innovative go-to-market transformations for clients, develop relationships with senior executives, design revenue growth strategies, and ensure strong, profitable client relationships. Travel of 50-75% is expected.

As a Technical Project Lead, you will be responsible for managing technical projects in the S/4HANA environment. You will participate in PreSales activities, co-design the S/4HANA strategy, and coordinate with colleagues both onshore and offshore. The role requires at least 3 years of experience in project management and knowledge of SAP product strategy and S/4 HANA architecture. Strong communication skills and fluency in German and English are also required.

The Project Coordinator will support the Delivery organization by managing project plans, schedules, budgets, and communication for internal projects. Key tasks include maintaining project documentation, facilitating communication among teams, and assisting in the creation of presentation materials while adhering to quality standards.

The Technical Program Manager will drive multiple projects, develop programs aligned with the organization's strategic direction, track success metrics, manage budgets, oversee a diverse program team, communicate with stakeholders, and utilize Agile methodologies to improve software delivery efficiency.

As Project Management Director at Upstatement, you will lead the Project Management Department, oversee project management activities, mentor project managers, and define strategies to enhance creativity and client engagement. You'll adapt processes to improve workflows and establish strong client partnerships to drive growth.

The Project Scheduler III will oversee and maintain program schedules for complex design projects, coordinate with design teams and consultants, analyze schedule impacts, and serve as a liaison between project teams and leadership. Responsibilities include developing schedules, conducting QA/QC, performing critical path and earned value analyses, and preparing reports.

The Project Manager II will plan, organize, and oversee projects utilizing cross-functional teams to meet strategic objectives. Responsibilities include managing the project life cycle, utilizing project management tools, maintaining documentation, communicating project status to stakeholders, negotiating resources, and ensuring quality in project deliverables.