Top Project Management Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Technical Program Manager will oversee multiple data center deployment projects, manage stakeholder communications, allocate resources, develop mitigation strategies for risks, create schedules and budgets, ensure quality standards are met, maintain documentation, and collaborate with technical experts. Travel to project sites will be required.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee multiple fintech projects, ensuring they stay on track, within budget, and meet all requirements. Responsibilities include serving as the primary contact for clients, defining project objectives, providing training, conducting progress meetings, and implementing risk mitigation strategies.

As the Manager of Global Program Management, you will lead the program management of complex initiatives, focusing on project planning, resource allocation, performance monitoring, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure effective program delivery and customer satisfaction.

As a Technical Program Manager, you will oversee customer implementation projects, manage customer migration to the Chronosphere platform, and coordinate cross-organizational dependencies. You'll gather onboarding requirements, analyze data, track dependencies, and advocate for process improvements while building strong relationships with key stakeholders and managing risks throughout the project lifecycle.

As a Technical Program Manager, you will manage data feed ingestion processes, troubleshoot errors, and collaborate with engineering and data science teams. You will analyze data inconsistencies and maintain documentation for workflows, ensuring smooth data flows and quality. You will utilize SQL for data handling and contribute minimally in Python for project support.

The Implementation Manager leads project planning and execution for myQ Enterprise, ensuring timely and budget-friendly implementations. Responsibilities include stakeholder communication, managing project workflows, overseeing testing and training, and conducting audits post-implementation. The role also requires mentoring team members and maintaining project documentation and compliance with safety guidelines.

The Project Manager, Operations will drive projects to enhance efficiency and support growth by coordinating cross-functional teams, managing resources, and ensuring alignment with business goals. This role focuses on process optimization, risk management, performance tracking, and documentation, while also leading change management efforts.