Top Project Manager Jobs in St. Louis, MO

Support global office construction and fit-out projects, coordinating stakeholders, schedules, budgets, vendors, and documentation from planning through closeout. Monitor quality, mitigate risks, review drawings/contracts, produce reports, and ensure projects meet brand, code, and budgetary requirements.

Manage large-scale software and consulting projects end-to-end for enterprise customers. Coordinate cross-functional teams, executive stakeholder communications, escalations, delivery schedules, scope, risks, and revenue recognition while improving Professional Services PM processes, tools, metrics, and templates.

The Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and delivering architecture and engineering projects, overseeing teams, budgets, timelines, and ensuring compliance with regulations. They are the primary client contact and manage project risks, communications, and quality control.

The Lead Project Manager provides strategic leadership in Agile delivery and AI integration for complex enterprise programs, ensuring alignment with business strategy and governance across the IT Project Management function.

Serve as the dedicated Lead Analyst/Project Manager for MoDOT SOW projects: own requirements, scope, LOE estimation, scheduling, issue resolution, quality gates, and milestone acceptance. Maintain Azure DevOps boards, conduct code and architecture walkthroughs, perform impact analysis for TMS modules, manage RAID logs, support break/fix estimations, and coordinate formal acceptance and holdback release with MoDOT stakeholders.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of mid-to-large projects, managing scope, resources, risks, stakeholders, schedules, budgets, and quality. Produce status reports and documentation, maintain RAID logs, drive team collaboration, and ensure projects meet objectives and timelines.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of large to extra-large projects. Define scope, allocate resources, manage budgets, risks, and stakeholders, produce status reporting, ensure quality, and mentor junior project managers.

The Project Manager will lead digital marketing and event projects, oversee client relationships, ensure quality delivery, and analyze project outcomes for engagement marketing.

The Infrastructure Project Manager will oversee project execution, manage scope, budget, and timelines, and coordinate closely with vendors and the Vendor Management Office while producing status reports.

The Project Manager will oversee multiple projects in areas like POS systems and payment systems, ensuring they progress through various stages of development.

Oversee medium to large network projects, ensuring technical deliverables are met. Responsible for the end-to-end project delivery and documentation.

Manage networking projects, develop and implement project plans, coordinate changes with team members and represent the project team in meetings.

Assist the Director of Facilities Management in planning and delivering projects across design, construction, FF&E, technology, move management, and occupancy. Compile scopes, budgets, and schedules; manage vendors and contractors; prepare reports, purchase orders, and meeting minutes; maintain project files and client communication. May own smaller projects.

Manage large, complex projects end-to-end: define scope, schedule, budget, resources, and deliverables; lead teams and vendors; track milestones; perform root cause analysis and continuous improvement; produce reports and presentations; manage risks, changes, and stakeholder communications to ensure projects finish on time and within budget.

Lead project delivery and client relationships for architectural/engineering projects. Manage budgets, schedules, risk, QA/QC, contracts, and team coordination. Mentor staff, enforce firm processes, support business development, and use project tools to ensure technical quality and contractual compliance throughout design and construction.

Lead end-to-end Unanet SaaS implementations, manage scope/timeline/budget, create project artifacts, communicate with stakeholders, mitigate risks, manage multiple client implementations, drive customer satisfaction, and own change, scope, budget, and forecasting.

Lead coordination and execution for a large-scale Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP implementation. Manage cross-functional dependencies, RAID logs, schedules, testing/readiness, partner deliverables, stakeholder communication, governance, and executive reporting to ensure on-time, aligned delivery across multiple workstreams.

Lead and manage IT Actuarial Solutions projects, ensuring alignment with business requirements and corporate strategies, while communicating with stakeholders and monitoring performance.

Lead the design, installation, and start-up of packaging lines, ensuring compliance to machine safety standards while managing project scopes, client expectations, and contractor interactions.

The Project Manager leads critical business projects and programs, coordinating meetings, managing deliverables, ensuring KPIs are met, and facilitating stakeholder communication and risk management.

Lead and manage architecture/engineering project teams, client relationships, budgets, schedules, risk, QA/QC, and deliverables. Mentor staff, support business development, and apply firm processes and tools to ensure project quality, profitability, and compliance.

Lead enterprise-wide projects from initiation through closure, managing scope, schedule, budget, risks, and stakeholders. Drive cross-functional alignment, enforce governance and compliance, oversee benefits realization, mentor PMO staff, and promote continuous improvement and PMO maturity.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of mid-to-large projects. Manage scope, schedule, resources, risks, stakeholders, reporting, and quality to deliver projects on time and within budget.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of large to extra-large projects. Define scope, manage resources, budgets, risks, stakeholders, and quality. Produce status reports and documentation, mentor junior PMs, and ensure projects meet timelines, budgets, and quality standards.

The Project Manager manages complex programs, coordinates project teams, monitors progress, and ensures alignment with business objectives while building positive customer relationships.