Top Project Manager Jobs

The PPM Project Manager III will oversee field and task-level project performance including technical, contractual, administrative, and financial aspects. The role involves supervising personnel, ensuring project quality, managing vendor tasks, and maintaining customer relations to meet contractual obligations.

The PPM Project Manager II will oversee project performance aspects including technical, contractual, and administrative duties for an American scientific agency under the Department of Commerce. This role involves supervising personnel, organizing project responsibilities, and maintaining customer relationships to ensure contractual compliance, addressing complex problems with analytical judgment. Candidates should have a strong understanding of federal government operations and provide daily execution support for project teams.

The PPM Project Manager IV oversees project performance across tasks, manages teams, organizes responsibilities, ensures quality standards, and maintains client relations. The role includes problem-solving and integrating vendor tasks while reporting on project deliverables.

The Project Manager will lead technical support services for the DOE Office of River Protection, focusing on environmental remediation projects. Responsibilities include coordinating with various stakeholders, delivering project performance reports, and supporting budget formulation and data analysis to meet customer needs.

The Project Manager will support government sector clients by providing management and business services, focusing on project management, policy analysis, and data analytics to enhance the economic empowerment of veterans and their families.

The Project Manager/Coordinator oversees project management and coordination for engineering, procurement, and construction projects. Responsibilities include managing project schedules, costs, and technical baselines, promoting safety, and conducting presentations to stakeholders.

The Project Manager will oversee remote sensing and geospatial services for the USDA Forest Service. Responsibilities include managing project tasks, schedules, resources, and risks, while ensuring compliance with specifications and budget constraints. The role involves coordinating multiple projects and enhancing operational efficiency through effective communication and best practices implementation.

The Project Manager at ProSidian will serve as the primary contact for clients, managing client interactions, expectations, and relationships. Responsibilities include overseeing project implementation, providing technical direction, identifying risks, managing budgets, and contributing to strategic planning.

The Geospatial Project Manager is responsible for overseeing the management of geospatial projects by documenting and tracking tasks, schedules, and mitigating risks. The role involves resource management, stakeholder communication, and optimizing project efficiency.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee all aspects of significant projects in the Energy Industry, leading a team and solving complex project-related problems. Responsibilities include analyzing and creating innovative solutions involving scheduling, technology, financial management, and support resources.

The Sr. Project Manager will oversee contract life-cycle management processes for a Federal Government Agency, focusing on business process re-engineering, prototyping, and development of automated tools to enhance operational efficiency. Responsibilities include guiding multiple enterprise projects and implementing improvements in governance, processes, and procedures.

The NEPA Project Manager will lead the NEPA compliance process, conduct environmental assessments and impact statements, manage project timelines and budgets, oversee consultants, coordinate with various agencies and stakeholders, and prepare essential documentation related to environmental impacts.

As a Project Manager, you will provide energy efficiency and renewable energy technical support services, focusing on the National Environmental Policy Act for the U.S. Department of Energy. You'll ensure that project deliverables meet client needs by managing resources, personnel, and compliance with relevant standards.

As a Scrum Master for the Core Enterprise Data and Analytics group, you will guide a team of developers in Agile practices, lead project management efforts, and facilitate communication with stakeholders. Key responsibilities include coaching, ceremony facilitation, dependency management, and tracking progress to ensure timely delivery of core applications that enhance logistics reporting.

The Project Manager at Greif will optimize product offerings by analyzing customer feedback and industry trends, supporting functional teams, and driving project success. Responsibilities include developing marketing communications, coordinating marketing campaigns, and managing non-sales customer interactions, while ensuring brand consistency and executing Commercial Excellence initiatives.

As a Project Manager at Archive, you will oversee the implementation of resale programs for various brands, managing project scopes, timelines, and stakeholders. You'll ensure effective communication and documentation while providing best-in-class service, all within a mission-driven team focused on sustainability.

As a Software Project Manager, you will oversee a team of 4, manage agile development efforts, coordinate with the Department of Justice's DEA, and ensure compliance with project management principles while interfacing with customers and stakeholders.