Top Project Manager Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The Project Manager is responsible for implementing Communication System Projects, ensuring they are delivered on schedule and within budget while maintaining customer satisfaction. This involves leading project teams, managing budgets, and overseeing project activities.

The Project Manager is responsible for leading project execution, ensuring compliance with goals, budget, and technical specifications, managing resources, and communicating with stakeholders to resolve issues.

Manage customer implementations of Datadog, including technical roadmaps, system architecture, and project operations, collaborating with various teams.

Lead finance transformation projects across ERP, Salesforce, and compensation systems. Drive implementations, gather requirements, manage UAT and testing, create reports, coordinate stakeholders, and partner with accounting and business technology to ensure timely delivery and alignment with finance needs.

Oversee end-to-end project lifecycles for technology initiatives, managing project plans, risks, and stakeholder communications while using Agile methodologies.

The Senior Real Estate Project Manager will oversee capital buildouts and renovations, ensuring alignment with design standards and budgets while managing risks and collaborating with stakeholders.

Lead cross-functional technical projects to deliver new consumer products to market. Maintain schedules, align global teams, track technical issues in JIRA, drive meetings, support technical activities, prepare executive updates, and ensure products meet retailer requirements and quality standards.

The Principal Technical Project Manager ensures quality delivery of eCS services, oversees product management, develops project roadmaps, manages budgets, and fosters client relationships. They also lead teams, resolve issues, and implement process efficiencies.

The Senior HR Project Manager leads project and change management for HR initiatives, collaborating with teams, managing timelines, budgets, and stakeholder engagement.

The Project Manager II leads IT projects, managing scope, budget, and stakeholder expectations while ensuring effective communication and adherence to PMO standards.

The IT M&A BD Project Manager leads IT workstreams for M&A initiatives, ensures effective integration and risk management, and collaborates with stakeholders to deliver project objectives.

The Project Manager will lead branch hardware initiatives, managing deployments, vendor coordination, and issue resolution while ensuring minimal disruption to operations.

The Project Manager - Scheduler will manage multiple complex projects, develop schedules, communicate updates, mitigate risks, and improve operational efficiency while collaborating with stakeholders.

Lead and manage multi-site clinical research and quality-improvement projects. Oversee study administration, regulatory compliance, budgets, staff supervision and training, grant management, and stakeholder communication. Drive process improvement, reporting, and dissemination of results.

The Project Manager will lead projects to improve operational quality and customer experience by managing internal teams and reporting on key metrics.

The Project Manager leads and manages professional services for client projects, driving successful execution through agile methodologies, managing resources, and ensuring high-quality deliverables while fostering collaboration.

The Project Manager will plan and drive execution of programs, manage stakeholders, analyze workflows, create executive materials, and track performance metrics across multiple initiatives.

Manage RHTP projects by coordinating with stakeholders, overseeing grant governance, monitoring performance metrics, and leading a project team towards program goals.

Coordinate and manage multiple concurrent incident response engagements: maintain documentation, schedules, budgets, client communications, SOWs/change orders, risk tracking, and on-call support to ensure timely, organized responses.

Responsible for planning, executing, and finalizing IT projects, ensuring stakeholder engagement, and adhering to project management best practices.

The GIS Project Manager will oversee DHS initiatives, manage geospatial and IT project delivery, and facilitate collaboration across teams.

Manage project scope, budget, and stakeholders for iSeries and middleware projects, ensuring adherence to PMP standards and methodologies.

The Lead Digital Project Manager oversees enterprise-level software deployments, managing project plans, stakeholder relationships, and team mentoring within healthcare environments.

Lead project management, develop client relationships, ensure quality and compliance, manage teams, and drive financial performance for projects.

The Expert Project Manager oversees complex IT projects, collaborates with executives, manages teams, and ensures quality and budget compliance, while fostering client relationships.