Top Project Manager Jobs in Washington, DC

Lead workplace projects from planning through occupancy for corporate office portfolios, managing budgets, schedules, vendors, construction, furniture, technology, and relocations. Perform financial and location analyses, develop executive presentations, coordinate stakeholders, and support portfolio standards and strategic initiatives. Ensure projects meet scope, timeline, budget, and workplace requirements.

Manage federal IT modernization projects for the Department of Transportation’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer. Responsibilities include aligning IT investments with strategic goals, developing modernization plans, defining implementation strategies and schedules, evaluating existing systems, identifying innovation opportunities, and coordinating matrixed teams and senior IT leadership. The role requires strong technical writing and experience with agile methodologies, cloud applications, Jira, and Confluence.

Manage localization projects in the Life Sciences field, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to quality standards while coordinating with various teams.

The Senior IT Project Manager leads complex IT projects, manages budgets, schedules, and stakeholder communication while mentoring junior project managers.

Manage audit and compliance programs by assessing risks, collaborating with stakeholders, and developing action plans. Provide training and reporting to improve operations.

The Project Manager/Business Analyst will guide IT projects, define project scope, develop requirements, and maintain stakeholder relationships. Must analyze problems and suggest solutions.

The project manager oversees Netezza architecture, database design, load/unload processes, performance tuning, and ETL tools, focusing on optimal query performance.

The Project Manager will oversee IT Risk and Compliance Management within the organization, ensuring adherence to MSS processes and providing support to clients.

Lead and manage a portfolio of research communications, publications, web, and outreach projects for FHWA. Provide strategic planning, scheduling, risk and quality management, stakeholder coordination with government contacts, resource allocation, and oversight of multidisciplinary teams to ensure timely, compliant, and high-quality deliverables.

The Project Manager is responsible for managing project plans, utilizing PM tools, and leading cross-functional teams to deliver projects effectively while ensuring customer satisfaction.

Manage multiple high-end commercial real estate projects across planning, design, construction, occupancy, and closeout. Responsibilities include developing scopes, budgets, schedules, risk plans, project charters, timelines, and resource requirements; conducting RFPs and bid evaluations; coordinating multidisciplinary teams; resolving issues; leading client meetings; guiding implementation; and coaching project staff. The role requires client-facing leadership, complex communication, schedule and quality oversight, and delivery of projects under demanding conditions.

Manage cross-functional software development teams for the eService project, ensuring effective project delivery and customer relations while adhering to project management methodologies.

Manage technical projects, direct teams, and ensure alignment with business goals while preparing project plans and documentation. Communicate effectively with stakeholders and lead project activities.

Manage the Network Segmentation project ensuring timely delivery, overseeing hardware installation, software configuration, and cross-functional team collaboration while mitigating risks and budget constraints.

Leads multiple Department of Transportation projects, managing client relationships, requirements, resources, budgets, schedules, contracts, staffing, quality, invoicing, and financial performance. Provides project direction and oversight, coordinates stakeholders, supports proposal negotiations and service marketing, and mentors project employees. The role requires frequent interaction with government clients and 2–4 days per week onsite at DOT headquarters in Washington, DC.

The IT Project Manager will design, develop, and oversee IT projects, implement Agile processes, manage risks, and ensure timely delivery of project milestones.

The RF Project Engineer and Program Manager oversees IT projects for the USCP, ensuring effective implementation of radio communications technology, while managing project scope, schedule, and budget.

The Project Controls Manager leads and manages project support operations in transportation infrastructure, focusing on budgeting, scheduling, risk management, and team coordination for multiple mega-projects.

Lead large, complex internal advocacy projects across issue areas; design tracking systems; manage communications, budgets, and stakeholder collaboration; draft and edit materials; serve as strategic partner to senior leadership; adapt priorities, solve problems, and support special projects with occasional travel and nontraditional hours.

Senior Project Manager overseeing multiple eDiscovery projects across the EDRM lifecycle. Leads and coordinates Project Managers and Document Center resources, interfaces with DOJ attorneys, CORs, and technical teams, manages schedules/budgets, ensures quality assurance and timely delivery, and provides strategic input to leadership. Supports intake, processing, review, and trial support activities for complex litigation matters.

Manage complex programs for public safety technology, oversee AI integration and hardware convergence, align stakeholders, and ensure financial performance. Requires PMP certification and significant project management experience.

Manage multidisciplinary design efforts for industrial building projects (semiconductor, data centers). Oversee project execution, coordination, resource assignment, quality and space reviews, client and consultant communications, budget/code compliance, onsite construction observation, and mentoring of junior staff.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee the modernization of IT systems in a public sector setting, coordinating teams and ensuring project goals are met within budget and time constraints while adhering to regulatory standards.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee the implementation of systems and processes, collaborating with various staff for project management, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication in a hybrid role.

As a Senior Project Manager, you will oversee full project lifecycles, from presales to execution, ensuring customer satisfaction and managing project costs, schedules, and risks.