Top Project Manager Jobs

The CRMSO Senior Project Manager is responsible for leading and managing strategic initiatives within the Credit Risk Management business line. This role ensures projects are completed on time and within budget while collaborating with various stakeholders. The manager tracks project progress, facilitates meetings, and oversees communication among teams and executives.

As a Project Manager at 4flow consulting, you will oversee strategy and operations for supply chain consulting projects, ensuring on-site success and measurable results for international clients. This role requires strong analytical skills and leadership to solve complex customer challenges.

The Project Manager will oversee New Product Development projects, collaborating with cross-functional teams to establish project strategy, budget, and execution plans. Responsibilities include tracking project progress, resolving team dynamics, and ensuring projects meet customer requirements and timelines. Additionally, the role involves reporting to upper management and may require travel.

The Project Manager III will plan and manage multiple projects for the employee benefits department, focusing on business solutions. Responsibilities include facilitating team communication, managing project schedules, and applying project management methodologies to deliver quality outcomes on time and within budget.

The Project Manager will lead large-scale technology and automation initiatives for new distribution centers, ensure project delivery aligns with organizational goals, manage stakeholder relationships, solve complex operational challenges, and mitigate risks while mentoring project managers.

The Land Project Manager will oversee project budgets, schedules, and cash flows, coordinating with various government agencies and contractors throughout the land development process. Responsibilities also include managing development contracts, reviewing design documents, ensuring compliance, and updating project management reports. The role requires continuous interdepartmental coordination and effective staff management.

The Land Project Manager is responsible for managing project budgets, coordinating with government agencies, overseeing development contracts and schedules, reviewing design and environmental documents, and ensuring compliance with project standards. They provide updates to management and facilitate coordination between teams, while also managing staffing and employee performance within the department.

The Land Project Manager oversees all aspects of land development projects, ensuring they meet quality, timing, and budget specifications. Responsibilities include managing project budgets, coordinating with government agencies, overseeing contract efforts, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The role also involves staffing and performance evaluations.

The Project Manager will oversee HVAC Automation projects, ensuring financial performance and timely execution. Responsibilities include project estimating, development of design documentation, materials management, contract oversight, and project closeout. The role involves collaborating with engineers and subcontractors, managing change orders, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

The NEPA Project Manager will oversee environmental compliance for offshore wind energy projects. Responsibilities include managing complex environmental compliance documents, maintaining relationships with clients, assisting in business development, and ensuring adherence to project deadlines and budgets.

Lead the development and implementation of environmental and regulatory compliance documents for renewable energy and transmission projects. Manage projects, build client relationships, and contribute to business development efforts in California. Oversee preparation of reports and manage field teams, ensuring projects meet timelines and budgets.

The Deployment Operations Project Manager is responsible for driving the full cycle of design, scheduling, and deployment of collaborative VC Equipment in new or remodeled client offices. They coordinate cross-functional partners and third-party vendors, lead projects through design and deployment, provide routine project status updates, and ensure adherence to client standards. The role involves site visits, testing and commissioning handovers, and light drafting work in AutoCAD.

The Senior Full Motion Video Project Manager will coordinate communication between contracts, manage data acquisition and proliferation, ensure data governance, update labeling practices, and support innovative ideas in the labeling pipeline for the NGA ARCHES Program.

The Project Manager will lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects within the Business Project Management team, developing plans, managing project schedules, identifying risks, and coordinating with cross-functional partners to ensure successful project delivery.

Under general supervision, the Project Manager II will manage multiple clinical projects, ensure on-time completion, serve as a liaison between PCI and clientele, and oversee project life cycle. The role involves project planning, client communication, team coordination, risk management, and issue resolution.

The Low Voltage Project Manager will oversee project management and operational support within the physical security field including CCTV and fire alarm systems. Key responsibilities include managing all phases of projects, resource allocation, material ordering, quality audits, and client communication, ensuring high standards of quality and professionalism throughout project execution.

Seeking a Project Manager with 3-5 years of experience in project management, specifically in fire and intrusion alarm systems. Responsibilities include project planning, risk management, communication with stakeholders, problem-solving, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.