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 projects from initiation through completion, including scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, documentation, communications, and change control. Coordinate cross-functional teams, vendors, consultants, sponsors, and stakeholders; facilitate meetings, monitor performance, resolve issues, report status, and ensure deliverables are accepted and transitioned. Conduct project closeout and recommend improvements to PMO processes and tools.

Manage development of training materials for NCPTSD to educate providers on PTSD assessment. Coordinate stakeholders, schedules, and deliverables, ensuring compliance with agency standards and training objectives.

Lead and oversee large federal program management: develop plans and schedules, coordinate stakeholders and teams, monitor risks and deliverables, prepare executive reports and POA&Ms, implement process improvements, maintain quality and documentation, and manage multiple complex projects to meet contractual objectives.

Manage business transformation implementation projects: run kickoffs and status meetings, update dashboards and charters, track risks and milestones, coordinate resources and stakeholders, and report to executive sponsors while ensuring regulatory/validated environment considerations.

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 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.

Lead end-to-end IT projects for EOUSA OCIO: define scope, plan and track milestones, coordinate stakeholders and engineering teams, manage resources and risks, enforce QA and configuration management, produce documentation and release plans, and brief leadership. Ensure systems integration, testing, compliance, and training recommendations.

Lead and manage federal correspondence, records management, Section 508 compliance, and content-management activities for USDA Forest Service. Plan, coordinate, monitor, and control contract performance; produce reports, briefings, SOPs, and process improvements; supervise contractor team; ensure deliverables meet accessibility and regulatory requirements; manage transitions, knowledge transfer, and government information protection.

Manage U.S. Secret Service technology transformation projects from initiation through closeout. Develop integrated plans, schedules, milestones, dependencies, risk mitigation strategies, and performance measures. Coordinate cross-functional technical, business, governance, and change-management stakeholders; facilitate meetings and status reviews; prepare executive briefings, dashboards, and decision materials. Support PMO governance, compliance, delivery playbooks, and Agile, predictive, or hybrid project-management practices while ensuring measurable outcomes.

Manage large-scale inside plant and outside plant infrastructure projects in secure federal environments. Develop project plans, oversee site surveys and deliverables, lead issue resolution and remediation, coordinate customers and subcontractors, transition designs into implementation, and ensure compliance with federal, military, and classified-setting standards. Monitor milestones, budgets, documentation, field logs, and classified progress reports while providing onsite leadership across the Washington, DC Metro area.

Lead complex, high-visibility marketing, creative, content, and integrated client projects from planning through delivery. Manage timelines, staffing, budgets, scopes, quality assurance, workflows, and client communications across multiple concurrent workstreams. Develop project processes, oversee creative operations, manage change requests, prepare status and budget reports, and coordinate cross-functional teams to meet client objectives.

Manage large-scale ISP and OSP infrastructure projects in secure federal environments. Responsibilities include developing project plans, overseeing site surveys and deliverables, resolving onsite technical and logistical issues, coordinating customers and subcontractors, transitioning designs into implementation, enforcing federal and military standards, maintaining classified documentation, and ensuring delivery meets milestones, budgets, quality, and security requirements.

Part-time Senior Task Order Manager overseeing contractor delivery for USCG FOIA and Privacy programs. Responsible for performance tracking, quality oversight, reporting, client liaison, and managing site leads and analysts. Requires hands-on FOIA/privacy experience (request intake, processing, appeals, redaction, exemptions), federal program management, SOP maintenance, and metric tracking. Remote with occasional in-person meetings in Washington, DC.

The Project Manager will oversee program management, governance, project planning, and change management. Responsibilities include facilitating initiatives, ensuring client satisfaction, and supporting decision-making for federal/state agencies.

The Project Manager will oversee various projects including HR Documentum Process Implementation and Parts Management, ensuring tasks are completed on schedule.

The SharePoint Project Manager will support the migration of SharePoint 2016/O365 sites to a cloud environment, coordinate with customers, and manage permissions.

The Project Manager will analyze and improve agency operations through audit and compliance programs, develop reports, and support stakeholders in implementing effective solutions.

Manage and deliver enterprise solutions for transportation organizations, focusing on access control and project management best practices. Responsible for documentation, requirements management, and client communications.

Manage projects ensuring delivery of final products and customer service. Responsible for project closeout and leading teams in enterprise solution implementations.

The Project Manager will design and implement digital strategies, advise on technology deployment, engage stakeholders, and prepare sector products to enhance productivity in digital economies.

The Project Manager coordinates activities, deliverables, schedules, and stakeholder communications for federal project initiatives, ensuring successful execution and oversight of technical objectives.

Manage enterprise IT projects across their full lifecycle, including requirements, planning, scheduling, progress monitoring, documentation, governance, stakeholder coordination, and reporting. The role prepares status and financial reports, assesses deliverables, facilitates emerging technology implementations, gathers and analyzes project data, and advises on solutions. It also requires compliance with change management, risk management, cybersecurity standards, and applicable technology frameworks.

Manage and coordinate FOIA, Privacy Act, records, and information management project activities. Serve as liaison with government stakeholders, track schedules, risks, deliverables, and staffing, prepare reports, support onboarding, quality assurance, and ensure compliance with contractual and government requirements.

Coordinates and completes projects by setting deadlines, assigning responsibilities, monitoring progress, and preparing status reports for senior management. Supports project staff through logistics meetings, strategy development, quality assurance processes, stakeholder communication, and compliance with government policies and regulations.