Top Program Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA

As a Non-IT Program Manager, you will coordinate projects, analyze technology needs, assess feasibility, and present reports to clients.

As a Mid-Level Non-IT Program Manager, you will coordinate projects, direct activities, analyze resource needs, and present findings to clients.

The Program Manager will oversee project governance, controls, and reporting for data center development, ensuring financial discipline and accountability throughout the project lifecycle while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Program Manager will oversee global compliance for gaming content, mitigating geopolitical risks, and coordinating stakeholder activities, ensuring effective project management within gaming development initiatives.

As a Non-IT Program Manager, you will coordinate non-IT projects, recruit and evaluate staff, and analyze resource needs for project feasibility.

As a Mid-Level Technical Program Manager, you'll ensure program/project completion, manage schedules, budgets, and collaborate with teams while interfacing with clients on technical and business issues.

As a Leadership Development Program Coordinator, you will design and implement leadership training programs, create engaging content, and analyze program metrics to ensure success.

The Technical Program Manager will manage feature delivery for Microsoft Azure products, ensuring compliance, planning sprints, writing specifications, and collaborating with stakeholders.

As a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, you'll lead cross-team projects, drive executive communications, and manage employee engagement initiatives.

As a mid-level contractor, you will manage planning and prioritization for business requests, conduct data analysis, and lead presentations.

The Program Manager leads a multidisciplinary team to deliver program objectives, oversees project management processes, and supports client staff development.

Lead the Windows Consumer Category project with a focus on partnerships with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm to ensure strategic alignment and successful product launches.

The IT Program Manager will oversee project management methodologies, including budget management, team development, quality assurance, and stakeholder communication to ensure successful project delivery.

As the Experimentation Program Manager, you will plan and execute A/B tests, collaborate with stakeholders, and analyze results to enhance digital marketing effectiveness.

As a Strategic Partner Manager, drive growth for Microsoft Gaming by managing partnerships, analyzing cloud gaming funnels, and executing marketing strategies.

As a Senior Supply Chain Program Manager, you will lead NPI initiatives, ensuring alignment with business needs while managing risks and improving clarity in execution.

As a Data Centric Project Manager, you'll execute data-based projects, ensuring alignment with business needs and stakeholder communication while maintaining data integrity.

The Program Manager Non Tech 2 coordinates projects, manages customer sales and deployments of Microsoft security products, and leads a global team to optimize operations and ensure project completion.

The Events Project Manager will oversee event planning, communication with stakeholders, and execution of both in-person and virtual events for Microsoft's Startups team while tracking ROI.

As a Program Manager Non Tech, you will coordinate projects, manage submissions, collaborate with teams, and handle reporting for Feature Devices.

The Program Manager will oversee the Windows Consumer Category Planning Team, ensuring adherence to planning calendars, fostering collaboration, and managing project timelines to support key initiatives.

The Program Manager will coordinate and oversee projects in engineering, R&D, and financial systems, ensuring effective communication and successful project completion.

As a Business Manager, oversee the Rhythm of Business for the Regional Digital Sales team, drive operational processes, manage meetings, and provide analytical support to ensure effective business execution.

The Program Manager will manage program requirements, timelines, and challenges, leading cross-organization project teams and collaborating with stakeholders to drive change strategies.

Manage end-to-end delivery of complex government programs using AtomEngine. Coordinate internal teams, government stakeholders, and partners; translate customer needs into plans, epics, and acceptance criteria; track schedules, budgets, risks, and deliverables; facilitate cross-team collaboration and lead program reviews. Frequent travel to customer and partner sites required.