Top Retail Project Management Jobs in Seattle, WA

Manage partner platform onboarding, integrations, and day-to-day partner operations. Define program strategy, set and track KPIs, maintain SOPs and documentation, lead cross-functional projects, and support incident investigations and resolution.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of eCommerce projects (site builds, redesigns, migrations, feature work). Act as primary client contact, manage timelines, scopes, budgets, and QA. Translate requirements to design/dev/marketing tasks, track performance, resolve blockers, and improve processes across multiple clients.

Manage cabinetry and countertop projects from quoting through delivery: create accurate quotes, design layouts with plans, review drawings, place and track factory orders, manage change orders, coordinate sales/operations/logistics, maintain project documentation, communicate status to customers, and ensure quality, accuracy, and profitability across South and Southeast regions.

Manage logistics and timelines for startup projects, coordinate cross-team work, resolve operational challenges, and support efficient workflows. Contract role with equity and possible transition to full-time for high performers.

Lead and manage scope, schedule, budget, resources, risks, and governance for large complex projects. Develop project charters, cost-benefit and ROI analyses, schedules, budgets, and risk plans. Track results, communicate status to stakeholders, escalate issues with solutions, mentor other project managers, and ensure lessons learned and appropriate resourcing.

The Project Manager leads large projects, ensures timely delivery, manages client relationships, mitigates risks, and develops internal processes.

The Technical Project Coordinator manages project implementations, ensuring timely delivery and customer satisfaction while facilitating communication among stakeholders and teams.

Manage end-to-end DMS-related projects including migrations, integrations, and go-lives. Lead planning, vendor coordination, system configuration, on-site implementation, status reporting, risk escalation, and process improvements to ensure successful adoption.

The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the new store opening process, ensuring timely and budget-compliant openings while maximizing productivity.