Top Project Manager Jobs in Washington, DC

The Project Manager will lead and support a federal government project by interfacing with various levels of clients, managing Agile project delivery, and providing consulting support for technology solutions and business analysis to ensure successful project outcomes.

The Research Project Manager coordinates and manages processes and research efforts at BlueLabs. Responsibilities include managing large-scale survey research, facilitating team collaboration, and ensuring effective communication with clients. Strong program management skills are required, alongside a technical understanding of research methods to meet project deadlines.

The Project Manager will oversee multiple task orders for federal government contracts, manage project budgets, schedules, and risks, lead project teams, and ensure high quality deliverables. Responsibilities include client relationship management, team building, training, and reporting. Candidates must possess strong project management skills and commitment to service excellence.

The Environmental Project Manager will lead and oversee environmental projects, including assessments and remediation efforts, mentor team members, prepare proposals, and interact with clients and regulators to ensure project success.

The Project Manager will oversee on-site construction operations, manage subcontractors and stakeholders, resolve technical challenges, ensure adherence to budgets and schedules, and deliver exceptional client experiences at higher-education facilities.

The Project Manager for IT Risk & Compliance Management is responsible for overseeing and supporting ongoing MSEIM processes and procedures. The role involves client interaction and requires expertise in MSS processes and compliance management.

The Project Manager will oversee the design and implementation of technical solutions for various functions including employee relations, safety management, and onboarding. Responsibilities include managing projects, liaising with stakeholders, creating work plans, ensuring customer satisfaction, and monitoring project budgets.

The Project Manager will collaborate with Product Management and Engineering to deliver digital software projects. Responsibilities include planning and execution, risk management, stakeholder communication, resource allocation, and performance measurement throughout the software development lifecycle.

The Senior Web Project Manager will oversee digital projects, ensuring they stay on time and on budget while developing strong client relationships. Responsibilities include managing project documentation, collaborating with internal teams, evaluating business leads, and enhancing website design processes.

The role requires a Project Manager who is inspired to positively impact students and work in a rapidly growing organization. The job encompasses utilizing talents for betterment and managing projects effectively.

The Junior Project Manager will support PMO operations for a GenAI program, coordinating tasks, monitoring project progress, and assisting the Program Manager with operational tasks. Responsibilities include data gathering, report support, and ensuring timelines and deliverables are met.

The Project Manager/Scrum Master will oversee complex IT projects, managing cross-functional teams and ensuring timely delivery. Responsibilities include organizing operations, maintaining client relationships, and reporting project progress, with a focus on financial management and resource allocation.

The Project Manager for Workforce Programs will oversee workforce-related initiatives, ensuring project milestones are achieved while analyzing data, coordinating with energy policy projects, and providing analytical support for the Department of Energy. Responsibilities include public comment review, evaluation, and reporting to align with DOE objectives.

The Project Manager will oversee multimillion-dollar projects from inception to implementation, utilizing formal project management methodologies. Responsibilities include scoping, scheduling, budgeting, and managing IT work-streams, while effectively communicating with stakeholders and maintaining project standards.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee large, complex projects in the Energy Industry, specifically for the Department of Energy Loan Programs Office. Duties include leading project teams, creating innovative solutions to project-related problems, managing schedules, technologies, and budgets, and conducting systems analyses to support project goals.

The PPM Project Manager II is responsible for overseeing project performance, managing teams, ensuring tasks are completed, and maintaining customer relations for a U.S. scientific agency. They support program managers, analyze financial data, and conduct reconciliations to identify discrepancies while needing strong analytical skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

The Project Manager Master will oversee complex technology projects from start to finish, utilizing data to identify issues, design solutions, and monitor progress. Responsibilities include coordinating with project teams, analyzing project-related challenges, and ensuring successful project delivery through effective communication and planning.