Top Project Manager Jobs in Washington, DC

Leads project management initiatives within PwC’s Tax practice, overseeing portfolio prioritization, resource allocation, governance, risk management, budgets, timelines, and client deliverables. Coordinates teams and stakeholders, applies Agile and Kanban methods, manages project execution through completion, resolves conflicts, and mentors team members. The role also identifies system linkages, improves delivery processes, and supports strategic business outcomes.

Leads medium- to large-scale cross-functional initiatives across the Commercial Division from initiation through implementation. Responsibilities include project planning, scope, budget, risk and dependency management, governance, executive reporting, stakeholder coordination, change enablement, and adoption monitoring. The role partners with Product, Claims, Operations, IT, Data, Finance, Legal, Marketing, and external organizations to deliver strategic, operational, and technology-enabled business outcomes.

Manage a portfolio of web retainer accounts, maintaining client relationships and overseeing project plans, scopes, timelines, budgets, requirements, tickets, and status reporting. Collaborate with strategy, design, development, and content teams to deliver web projects. Improve project management processes, support proposals and business growth, and represent the agency at industry events. The role requires strong communication, organization, client service, and digital project management skills.

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

Lead a team of logisticians supporting Foreign Military Sales customers. Oversee material identification, ordering, tracking, and delivery across multiple countries. Coordinate with NAVSUP, prime vendors, and PMS 326 technical points of contact to ensure accurate and timely logistics execution. Support planning and execution for Navy surface combatant program logistics while managing Integrated Logistics Support activities.

Direct overall program success for a naval engineering and shipbuilding program. Oversees tasking and CDRL submissions, manages personnel actions, leads program managers and engineers, monitors financial health, attends program reviews, and responds to Contracting Officer's Representative requests. Requires extensive engineering management and naval shipbuilding or overhaul experience, Foreign Military Sales program experience, and an active Secret clearance.

Manages tenant construction projects and contracted facility service lines from planning through completion. Responsibilities include developing scopes, schedules, budgets, and resource plans; coordinating clients, vendors, subcontractors, and internal teams; soliciting bids; monitoring costs, quality, risks, and compliance; conducting site inspections; managing billing and CMMS tracking; and implementing process improvements for efficiency, sustainability, and service delivery.

Manages functionality, integration, and performance testing for a federal missing and unidentified persons database program. Maintains the enhancement backlog, conducts system audits, monitors performance, triages user-reported defects, documents test results and system changes, and coordinates between government stakeholders, internal teams, and software engineers. The role requires database or IT project management experience, database testing expertise, and the ability to obtain or maintain TS/SCI clearance.

The Project Manager serves as the BPA Program Manager and primary CBO liaison for federal IT support services. Responsibilities include coordinating task orders, personnel, budgets, schedules, deliverables, risks, proposals, policies, and stakeholder communications. The role supervises contractor staff, ensures quality and documentation, manages concurrent activities, and provides executive-level reporting. Extensive travel, a Public Trust Tier 2 clearance, U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, and PMP certification or qualifying experience are required.

Manage financial systems infrastructure, operations, and maintenance projects for DHS. Coordinate technical teams and stakeholders, communicate technical issues to government executives, manage shifting priorities and timelines, and support financial system technology platforms. Apply federal regulations, DHS/ICE policies, business processes, and technology architecture knowledge while using project collaboration and productivity tools.

Manages contract performance and daily operations for a federal IT project, serving as the primary interface with government stakeholders. Oversees more than 40 staff members, coordinates multiple task areas, manages scope and schedules, ensures compliance with DHS and ICE requirements, and leads Federal financial system implementations using agile project management practices.

Manage complex technical projects through planning, tracking, coordination, documentation, scheduling, risk management, and execution. Guide technical teams across the project lifecycle, collaborate with stakeholders, apply standard project management methodologies, and translate technical requirements into project plans and deliverables. The role requires PMP certification, substantial client and project management experience, and the ability to obtain and maintain Public Trust clearance.

Leads a large-scale federal program consisting of multiple projects, serving as the primary client contact for subject-matter expert support and contractor performance matters. Plans, initiates, executes, manages, and closes programs while coordinating multidisciplinary teams, engaging stakeholders, and overseeing performance, governance, and mission delivery.

Manage DIA MARS projects supporting capability development, modernization, innovation, and user adoption. Coordinate stakeholders across the intelligence community, supported customers, and FVEY partners; help ensure production schedules, resources, Agile software development practices, ATOs, APIs, FTPs, and security classification requirements are properly managed. The role requires intelligence analysis project supervision, knowledge of FMI processes, DIA MIDB and MARS familiarity, and a current TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain a DIA CI polygraph.

Leads IT application development projects using Agile, Scrum, and Kanban. Creates release and project plans, prioritizes deliverables, manages backlogs and sprint schedules, tracks metrics, removes impediments, and coordinates stakeholders. The role includes capacity planning, estimating, conflict resolution, team training and coaching, cross-functional leadership, and managing changing business requirements. Requires extensive project management experience, Agile team leadership, PMP or equivalent certification, Certified Scrum Master certification, and familiarity with federal IT and security practices.

Coordinates enterprise-wide transformation initiatives by managing project roadmaps, timelines, milestones, dependencies, risks, deliverables, dashboards, and status reporting. The role connects cross-functional NPR and NPM teams, facilitates governance meetings, supports leadership, mitigates bottlenecks, and ensures initiatives remain on schedule across technical, financial, and station-relations stakeholders.

Manages project performance across technical, contractual, and administrative areas. Serves as liaison among government personnel, service lane leads, and senior program leadership. Develops PMO processes, supervises project personnel, manages analysis and reporting, and oversees complex IT systems requirements, schedules, interfaces, and solutions. The role is performed onsite at a customer location and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain a polygraph.

Manages healthcare administrative and clinical construction projects from planning and design through construction, occupancy, and closeout. Responsibilities include defining scope, budgets, schedules, resources, procurement, documentation governance, quality control, risk mitigation, client communication, team leadership, and project reporting. The role requires collaboration with clients and delivery teams, coaching others, and up to 20% travel throughout the Eastern United States.

Owns end-to-end planning and delivery of concurrent digital product, AI, design, and data visualization projects. Coordinates internal teams and external partners, manages stakeholders, controls scope and timelines, resolves risks, maintains project documentation, and applies AI tools to improve reporting and resourcing workflows. The role also co-owns the WorkFlo project management tool and supports content operations within the Cato Digital Platform.

Supports an Intelligence Community PMO with security project management, construction security operations, requirements development, stakeholder coordination, field inspections, status reporting, and contractor oversight. Reviews construction drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, and project changes; manages Construction Security Plans; identifies security violations; supports access, equipment approvals, leadership briefings, and coordination across architects, engineers, contractors, and government stakeholders.

Oversee education and science communication projects for legal and judicial audiences. Design and deliver adult learning programs, manage work plans, timelines, budgets, deliverables, and evaluations, and tailor training with judges and legal experts. Mentor junior staff, coordinate with science communication teams, assess program impact, and address project challenges. Regular domestic travel of up to 20% is required.

Combines technical business analysis and project management for federal infrastructure operations. Maps workflows, identifies automation and AI opportunities, documents current and future processes, and recommends improvements. Manages infrastructure and cloud migration projects, schedules, risks, dependencies, Jira and Confluence documentation, meetings, deliverables, and leadership reporting. Supports Agile and SAFe adoption, Microsoft 365 and Power Platform solutions, and measurable operational improvements. The position requires U.S. citizenship, an active Public Trust or higher clearance, and experience in federal or enterprise IT environments.

Leads planning, delivery, and governance for federal financial intelligence and OBIEE reporting initiatives. Provides technical oversight of RPDs, data models, SQL, dashboards, data transformations, and QA. Coordinates requirements, Agile and hybrid SDLC workflows, stakeholders, developers, data engineers, and compliance teams. Maintains PMO artifacts, manages risks and dependencies, supports modernization and migration efforts, and ensures alignment with HHS data governance, cybersecurity, RMF, ATO, and financial reporting requirements.

Leads execution and synchronization of a 15-month Department of Defense Agentic Networks mission-integration effort. Manages multidisciplinary teams, schedules, resources, risks, dependencies, deliverables, backlogs, stakeholder coordination, testing, fielding, onboarding, and operational readiness. Translates government mission objectives into actionable engineering requirements and capability increments, while coordinating classified-environment access, governance materials, demonstrations, customer engagements, and travel to domestic and international sites.

Manage market research projects end to end across quantitative and qualitative studies, including feasibility, pricing, programming coordination, fieldwork monitoring, vendor management, budgets, invoicing, and quality control. Coordinate focus groups and interviews, track project profitability, communicate risks and updates, and collaborate with research, strategy, accounting, and data teams. The role is an independent contractor position with hybrid work in New York or Washington, DC.