Top Project Manager Jobs

The Project Manager will oversee relocation and multi-service projects, ensuring they are executed safely and on time while supporting sales efforts and facilitating proposals. Responsibilities include tracking project schedules and budgets, maintaining communication with clients, and assisting with marketing efforts for relocation services.

The OSP Project Manager oversees multiple fiber network construction projects, responsible for project management including budget and schedule, vendor selection, engineering designs, materials inventory, and ensuring permit approvals. This role involves collaboration with contractors and maintaining accurate project documentation.

The Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing release activities across program portfolios. They will manage risks, prepare reporting, negotiate with stakeholders, and lead Go-Live activities while improving release processes. The role requires effective communication, leadership, and the ability to work with cross-functional teams.

The Project Manager is responsible for facilitating Plug Power’s Electrolyzer offering for large-scale green hydrogen plants, managing project schedules, coordinating cross-functional departments, overseeing procurement activities, and providing guidance to team members while ensuring project execution meets specifications, budgets, and timelines.

The Project Manager role involves leading and managing projects in an IT environment, implementing dynamic change management processes, collaborating with colleagues, and demonstrating past project success. Responsibilities include project leadership, change management, IT expertise, colleague collaboration, approval process respect, experience demonstration, and project success showcase.

The Project Manager will lead and manage marketing communication services contracts, ensuring timely project execution and adherence to quality standards. Responsibilities include developing communication plans, overseeing marketing materials, monitoring project progress, liaising with clients, and collaborating with teams to promote mental health and substance use initiatives.

As a Technical Project Manager, you will lead compliance initiatives within engineering teams, manage experience inventories, coordinate meetings for feature classification, update compliance content, and provide regular updates on project progress while ensuring adherence to compliance regulations.

The Project Manager at M3T Corporation will enhance customer experiences through effective relationship management, solve client issues, and ensure timely communication. Responsibilities include managing project schedules, collaborating with field technicians, ordering materials, tracking financials, and maintaining project documentation, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and efficiency.

The Project Manager will lead strategic initiatives to enhance customer experience and optimize Add a Card offers. Key responsibilities include developing action plans, managing multiple cross-functional projects, and collaborating with SMEs. The role demands strong project management skills, adaptability, and excellent communication to engage diverse audiences effectively.

As a Digital Early Engagement Project Manager, you will lead project initiation and planning for HR and Payroll projects. This role involves coordinating with stakeholders, defining project scope and requirements, managing risks, and ensuring successful project execution by collaborating with various internal resources.

The Digital Early Engagement Project Manager will oversee project initiation, definition, planning, and coordination for strategic initiatives across Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, and Quality. The role involves collaboration with senior leaders to capture business requirements, define project scope, manage risks, and ensure project alignment with enterprise goals.

The Project Manager IV or V will manage complex projects from start to finish, ensuring they meet time, budget, and quality specifications. This role involves liaising with various stakeholders, analyzing project requirements, and preparing status reports while coordinating project staff and resources to achieve project goals.

The Project Manager II is responsible for overseeing projects from initiation to delivery, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. This role involves developing project plans, monitoring progress, facilitating project meetings, and coordinating with stakeholders to fulfill project goals.

The Creative Project Manager will oversee project workflows and resource allocation, ensuring quality and timely execution for both internal teams and third-party vendors. Responsibilities include managing project scope, communication strategies, asset management, and quality assurance, while maintaining thorough documentation of project communications.

The Supply Chain Project Manager leads multi-disciplinary teams in programming, planning, design, construction, and process improvement related to supply chain operations. Responsibilities include managing project budgets, conducting analyses, ensuring compliance with regulations, and supporting supply chain transformations. This role serves as a liaison among various stakeholders while promoting quality and safety standards throughout project management.

The HR Digital Project Manager will support the HR Digital North America team in deploying the local HR roadmap and business strategy. Responsibilities include project management of HR digital projects, collaboration with stakeholders, change management, and reporting on performance metrics.

The Project Manager will oversee all phases of interior and exterior construction projects, manage third-party consultants, develop and maintain budgets and schedules, ensure compliance with specifications, and process paperwork for project closings.