Top Project Manager Jobs in Washington, DC

The Senior Project Manager will lead complex energy infrastructure projects, manage cross-functional teams, analyze project issues, and provide innovative solutions in alignment with client objectives.

The PPM Project Manager II will support a U.S. scientific agency, overseeing project performance including technical, contractual, and financial aspects while managing team responsibilities and ensuring compliance with contracts.

The PPM Project Manager IV oversees project performance, manages multiple projects, ensures compliance with quality standards, and supports program managers by providing analytical and financial management support.

The PPM Project Manager III oversees project performance, managing teams, ensuring contractual compliance, and providing management support across various functional areas. Requires analytical skills and experience in financial management, IT, and project management.

The Project Manager serves as the main contact for projects, managing client relationships, expectations, and operational objectives while ensuring compliance with contract requirements and managing budgets.

Oversee contract life-cycle management processes for a federal agency, focusing on business process re-engineering and automation development to enhance operational efficiencies.

The Project Manager will oversee contractor employees, ensure project coordination, manage resources, and deliver project milestones while maintaining quality control throughout the contract life cycle.

The Applications Project Manager will provide technical support to the sales team, manage product lines, and develop new applications for cooling systems while ensuring safety and collaboration.