Top Project Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA

Lead multiple large-scale commercial electrical projects from planning through closeout. Develop budgets, schedules, forecasts, and execution plans. Manage finances, contracts, change orders, procurement, subcontractors, safety, quality, and regulatory compliance. Provide technical leadership, mentor project teams, support business development, and ensure project closeout documentation and lessons learned.

Lead and manage delivery of programmatic, grants management, administrative, and technical support for Head Start/Early Head Start recipients. Serve as on-site client lead, ensure compliance and quality control, produce reports, supervise a team of five, oversee budgets, improve processes, and coordinate regional travel as needed.

Lead HVAC/plumbing/process projects from estimating and proposals through procurement, execution, and closeout. Serve as single client contact, coordinate cross-functional teams, manage budgets, schedules, field labor, contracts/change orders, and client/vendor relationships. Mentor staff and support business development and process improvements.

Lead large, complex IT projects focused on Revenue Cycle applications across multiple divisions. Plan, organize, and direct teams, manage risks, facilitate stakeholder decision-making, incorporate process improvement, and report to senior leadership to ensure project objectives are met.

Manage cross-functional IND-enabling programs from development candidate selection through IND submission. Drive integrated plans, coordinate teams and CROs, identify risks/critical path, track milestones (DC nomination, GLP tox, CMC readiness), and communicate status to stakeholders.

Lead end-to-end project management for transit capital projects, managing scope, schedule, budget, risk, and stakeholder engagement. Coordinate design, permitting, procurement, construction, and compliance with regulatory and safety requirements. Oversee consultants/contractors, facilitate meetings and reporting, support community outreach, and promote safety and continuous improvement.

Lead planning, coordination, and execution of strategic initiatives. Define scope, timelines, milestones, and deliverables; align stakeholders; monitor progress; identify and mitigate risks; maintain tracking tools and dashboards; apply project and change management methodologies; communicate updates and evaluate outcomes for continuous improvement.

Manage large-scale construction projects, coordinating architects, engineers, suppliers and contractors. Track milestones, budgets, RFIs and deliverables; produce status reports; enforce governance and best practices; provide cost control, value engineering and constructability advice; support client relationships, process improvement and knowledge capture.

Lead and support end-to-end strategic and operational projects for the Institutional Relationships team. Develop project plans, coordinate cross-functional workstreams, track KPIs, prepare executive presentations and dashboards, conduct research and analysis, support change management, and partner with data/reporting to build models and visualizations that inform operational decisions and improve client experience.

Manage low-to-medium complexity real estate projects: scope, schedule, budget, vendor coordination, site audits, documentation, client communication, RFP/bid analysis, and support Project Managers on higher-complexity work.

Manage and deliver multiple mid-to-high complexity real estate and facilities projects from inception to closeout. Lead internal teams and vendors, manage scope, schedule, budget, procurement, quality and risks, conduct onsite audits, communicate with clients, prepare documentation and reports, run meetings, support vendor selection and business development, and supervise junior staff.

Lead and manage complex IAM and cybersecurity projects. Ensure delivery, track budgets, report to executives, and manage risks.

Lead end-to-end IVD development programs for infectious disease and oncology diagnostics, managing government-funded contracts through development, GMP manufacturing, clinical validation, and FDA/CE regulatory submission. Coordinate assay development (immunochemistry and molecular), oversee documentation, timelines, budgets, risk mitigation, CROs, clinical sites, and sponsor communications.

The Project Manager will oversee deep foundation projects, lead teams, and manage budgeting, schedule development, and communication in construction operations.

The Project Manager will oversee project results through estimating, cost control, scheduling, and supervising team members. Responsibilities include project administration, budget monitoring, communication with stakeholders, and ensuring a safe work environment.

Manage end-to-end CDU deployment across sites: schedule, rigging, placement, piping tie-ins, fill, startup handover. Coordinate contractors, manufacturing, and commissioning; standardize install packages, lift plans, torque specs, and procedures to enable repeatable, large-scale data center deployments.

Manage awarded fire sprinkler tenant improvement, retrofit, remodel, and light commercial projects from handoff through closeout. Lead kickoff, schedule and field coordination, change order and cost management, permit and inspection tracking, GC communication, billing, documentation, and closeout while ensuring safety, code compliance, profitability, and timely execution.

Lead deployment projects for robotics across factories and data center sites: coordinate vendors and integrators from survey to steady-state, own the deployment playbook (safety, commissioning, training, support), and track post-launch performance to drive fixes or decommission underperforming cells.

Manage deployment projects for controls and sensor systems across multiple data center sites: scope, schedule, vendors, installations, integration with construction and commissioning, vendor relationships, and punch-list closure to completion.

The Project Manager will support the GM of a supply chain team by managing budgets, organizing meetings, tracking performance, and liaising with teams to ensure alignment with strategic objectives.

As a Non-IT Project Manager, you'll plan, coordinate, and execute marketing events, ensuring quality work and meeting deadlines within a remote team.

The Digital Project Manager will review and enhance digital platforms used by GWS, ensuring security, efficiency, and timely updates while managing content on SharePoint sites.

As an IT Project Manager, oversee project management methodologies, manage resources, define business requirements, ensure quality, and report on performance.

The Non-IT Project Manager will coordinate and manage various projects, ensuring they complete successfully within timelines and budgets. Responsibilities include developing project plans, scheduling meetings, presenting proposals, and analyzing project feasibility.

The Non-Tech Project Manager is responsible for project coordination, budgeting, strategic planning, and effective communication with stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery and operational continuity.