Top Project Manager Jobs in Washington, DC

The Project Manager role involves working in a growing organization focused on impacting students positively and embracing change.

Manage federal project delivery, facilitate Agile ceremonies, interface with clients, and drive success in technology solutions.

Manage litigation support for multiple DOJ cases including workflow, staffing, budgets, eDiscovery and data processing coordination, quality assurance, security compliance, risk tracking, and stakeholder communications. Provide project plans, governance deliverables, audit support, and continuous improvement recommendations.

The Client Operations Project Manager manages client administration and accounting processes, serving as a main liaison for partners and clients and driving operational efficiency and compliance in billing and client services.

Manage multiple eDiscovery/litigation support projects across the EDRM lifecycle for DOJ clients. Serve as government point of contact, plan and track workflows, budgets, staffing, coordinate technical/data processing, ensure quality assurance, and maintain security of project materials while liaising with DOJ attorneys, CORs, and contractors.

Lead daily operations of assigned contract(s), ensuring service delivery, compliance, budget and staffing management, safety, and quality. Supervise supervisors and staff, liaise with customers and corporate teams, prepare reports, drive continuous improvement, and support employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

Manage end-to-end budgeting and project delivery for large, multi-jurisdictional legal engagements. Own budget lifecycle, coordinate cross-border teams, report to leadership, and implement AI and legal technology to improve efficiency.

Own end-to-end implementation lifecycles for government agency clients of a SaaS platform: translate SOWs into project plans, manage milestones, coordinate data/environment readiness, liaise with Sales, Engineering, Data Science and GIS, enforce quality gates, and drive client launch and handoff.

The Client Services Project Manager leads client relationships, coordinates projects, and ensures high-quality service delivery in the eDiscovery sector.

Lead deployment of complex public safety solutions (CAD, Mobile, RMS, Jail) across state, regional, county, and city customers. Manage cross-functional teams, budgets, schedules, risk, quality, customer communications, invoicing, SOWs, and project reporting. Travel 25–50% within the Eastern US; ensure compliance with CJIS background requirements.

Manage DIA IT projects on-site: plan, execute, and deliver within scope, schedule, and budget; develop plans, track milestones, manage risks, stakeholders, budgets, and contract deliverables; produce status reports and ensure PM compliance.

Manage multiple eDiscovery litigation support projects across the EDRM for DOJ clients. Plan and track workflows, budgets, staffing, QA, technical/data processing, security, and coordinate with attorneys, CORs, and technical teams to deliver trial and discovery support.

Manage multiple eDiscovery/litigation-support cases across the EDRM for DOJ clients. Plan and track workflows, budgets, staffing, QA, technical/data processing, and trial support while coordinating with attorneys, CORs, and technical teams.

Manage multiple DOJ eDiscovery and litigation support projects across EDRM phases. Coordinate with DOJ stakeholders, plan schedules and budgets, assign staff, oversee technical/data processing, ensure quality assurance and security of project materials, and provide trial support.

Manage the deployment of Next Generation 911 solutions, ensuring successful implementation, project planning, budget management, and communication with stakeholders.

The Project Manager leads Navy client engagements, manages project execution, delivers strategic analytical products, and leads cross-functional teams while ensuring client relationships and project goals are met.

Manage multiple eDiscovery litigation support projects (EDRM lifecycle) for DOJ, serving as primary case contact. Plan and track budgets, staffing, workflows, QA, technical/data processing, and coordinate with DOJ stakeholders, attorneys, and contractor teams to deliver secure, timely trial and discovery support.

Manage multiple eDiscovery/litigation support projects across the EDRM for DOJ clients. Act as primary point of contact; plan and track workflows, budgets, staffing, data processing, quality assurance, security, and trial support. Coordinate with DOJ CORs, attorneys, and technical teams to deliver timely, high-quality litigation support.

Lead ServiceNow initiatives across business functions: gather and translate requirements, manage implementations and integrations, run Agile ceremonies, coordinate cross-functional teams, oversee testing/UAT, produce executive communications, and support adoption and post-production support to ensure solutions meet organizational objectives.

The eDiscovery Project Manager will oversee litigation support cases for the DOJ, manage team performance, coordinate with attorneys, and ensure quality assurance in data management processes.

Manage records information management projects, develop project plans, oversee teams, ensure quality deliverables, and engage with stakeholders. Responsible for project financials and performance reporting.

Manage multiple eDiscovery projects across the EDRM lifecycle for DOJ clients, serve as primary government contact, plan and track budgets/schedules, coordinate technical/data processing, assign staff, perform quality assurance, and ensure security of project materials.

Lead Project Manager oversees internal litigation support and e-discovery projects: plan and execute case management strategies, maintain schedules, manage teams, identify and mitigate risks, ensure security and compliance reporting, support audits and application assessments, and recommend process improvements. Works closely with attorneys and government PMs and uses eDiscovery platforms (Relativity, Clearwell) and data management tools.

Manage Corporate & Finance matters through scoping, budgeting, resource planning, monitoring, and analysis. Build partner and client relationships, identify efficiency opportunities, liaise with finance/pricing/IT/BD teams, provide LPM training, and drive adoption and improvement of LPM tools, practices, and software.

Serve as primary client-contractor liaison to manage IT professional services engagements. Oversee project and staffing plans, schedules, risks, subcontractors, and contract compliance. Coordinate cross-functional teams, facilitate executive meetings, deliver status reporting, and ensure projects meet schedule, budget, quality, and performance goals while supporting continuous improvement using Agile and waterfall methodologies.