Top Project Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Lead project execution for resilient Missile Warning and remote-sensing capabilities supporting the U.S. Space Force. Coordinate technical teams, stakeholders, testing, analysis, evaluation, validation, and verification activities. Manage cost, schedule, performance, and programmatic risks while aligning requirements and driving mitigation. The role requires DoD acquisition experience, cross-functional communication, and regular onsite work two to three days per week or more as needed.

Lead commissioning projects for new, renovated, and existing buildings: develop commissioning plans, review designs, coordinate stakeholders, perform functional performance testing of MEP, controls, and life-safety systems, manage deficiencies and documentation, support owner turnover and training, and provide project status updates.

Manage medium- to large-scale IT projects from initiation through completion, including software implementations, system integrations, data solutions, requirements, schedules, budgets, risks, resources, and delivery. Lead cross-functional teams, coordinate business and technical stakeholders, support statements of work and client presentations, manage project financials, and identify opportunities for business development. The role requires strong consulting, client delivery, communication, planning, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills, with potential travel based on project needs.

Supports StudioPost mastering and restoration projects by coordinating schedules, timelines, deliverables, budgets, resources, documentation, billing, and client communications. Monitors daily activity, facilitates shift handoffs, identifies risks and scope changes, tracks issues, and escalates delays. The role also assists Project Managers, maintains stakeholder relationships, supports workflow improvements, and helps ensure projects remain organized and on schedule.

Leads complex, cross-functional enterprise IT projects from planning through deployment. Responsibilities include managing scope, cost, schedule, risks, dependencies, security, testing, stakeholder engagement, executive reporting, and business readiness. The role coordinates business, IT, cybersecurity, engineering, and operations teams while delivering secure information systems and implementing change-management, communications, training, and adoption strategies.

Leads hardware and software product development alongside partner projects for environmental conservation technology. Responsibilities include product roadmaps, feature prioritization, project scoping, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, stakeholder coordination, production logistics, partner relationships, field deployments, and team leadership. The role also supports grant reporting, manufacturing coordination, internal processes, and cross-functional organizational planning.

Leads hardware and software product development alongside global partner projects. Responsibilities include roadmap and feature prioritization, project scoping and planning, stakeholder and partner management, resource and risk management, production logistics, delivery tracking, and team leadership. The role may also oversee manufacturing, field installations, contractors, internal processes, grant reporting, and cross-functional resourcing. Agile and waterfall methodologies, strong communication, and experience managing software products and projects are required.

Plans and manages hospitality-related projects from initiation through completion, including scope, objectives, schedules, budgets, quality control, reporting, and documentation. Supervises project teams and contractors, coordinates multidisciplinary stakeholders, maintains client and business relationships, and supports interviews and presentations. Requires an architecture, engineering, or construction management background and at least eight years of experience.

Leads hardware and software product roadmaps alongside conservation-focused partner projects. Responsibilities include feature prioritization, agile and waterfall planning, stakeholder management, project scoping, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, team leadership, partner relationships, production coordination, field deployments, and grant documentation. The role also supports internal projects, contractors, resourcing strategy, contracts, communications, sales, and operations while managing a distributed team.

Leads portfolio-wide project management for the Getty Research Institute, establishing consistent methodologies, processes, reporting, resource management, and governance. Manages and mentors project managers, oversees budgets, schedules, quality, risks, proposals, and enterprise-level initiatives. Partners with senior leadership, sponsors, stakeholders, and external partners to align projects with institutional goals, ensure timely delivery, and maximize impact within budget.

Leads complex, cross-functional technology programs from intake through value realization. Responsibilities include roadmap development, Agile planning, dependency and risk management, resource coordination, executive reporting, dashboards, OKR tracking, and vendor communication. The role manages marketing platform and studio rights applications while using AI tools to improve reporting, decision-making, and workflow execution. Requires onsite work Monday through Thursday in Glendale, California, with remote work on Fridays.

The Project Manager oversees logistics and corporate projects from planning through completion, including scope, timelines, budgets, resources, risk, vendors, contractors, and stakeholder communication. Responsibilities include standardizing project plans, coordinating implementations, supporting facility setups and customer onboarding, managing operational initiatives, tracking expenses, and providing on-site startup support. The role requires logistics experience, full project lifecycle management, change and risk management, and frequent collaboration across organizational levels.

Assists project managers with the full project life cycle for HVAC and plumbing construction projects. Responsibilities include estimating, budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor and vendor coordination, safety meetings, purchase orders, submittals, shop drawings, cost reviews, change orders, documentation, commissioning, and project closeout. The role supports on-time, under-budget project delivery while developing construction management expertise.

Leads power systems projects from initiation through completion, coordinating sales, engineering, service teams, contractors, and clients. Responsibilities include project planning, budgeting, scheduling, contract administration, cost control, quality assurance, testing, commissioning, reporting, and conflict resolution. Projects support critical facilities such as hospitals, clinics, and community buildings. The role requires construction or manufacturing project management experience and travel up to 10–20% within Southern and Northern California.

Own end-to-end power systems projects, coordinating sales, engineering, service teams, contractors, and clients. Manage project plans, schedules, budgets, contracts, cost controls, quality assurance, testing, and commissioning. Communicate project changes, prepare reports, resolve conflicts, and ensure timely, on-budget delivery. Projects support critical facilities such as hospitals, clinics, and community buildings. Travel within the Southern and Northern California sales territory may reach 10–20%.

Coordinates sales projects, proposals, campaigns, deadlines, CRM data, pipeline reporting, order entry, traffic, and cross-functional execution. Supports Sales Managers and Account Executives while maintaining sales materials, tracking metrics, coordinating client logistics, and proactively resolving roadblocks. Requires strong organization, communication, Salesforce proficiency, Microsoft Office or Google Workspace skills, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced media environment.

Manages construction projects from preconstruction through completion, including purchasing strategy, project setup, scheduling, financial oversight, profitability, client satisfaction, subcontractor coordination, and vendor relationships. Partners with estimating, purchasing, and project superintendents to resolve challenges and maintain accurate schedules. The role requires construction management experience and preferably knowledge of millwork, carpentry, framing, drywall systems, trade coordination, and field execution.

Leads construction projects from pre-construction through closeout, managing project teams, purchasing strategy, schedules, financial performance, subcontractors, clients, and project execution. The role focuses on constructability, profitability, customer satisfaction, staff development, and coordination among field, office, design, vendor, and client stakeholders.

Manage multiple construction, renovation, and business relocation projects. Develop scopes, schedules, budgets, and status reports; monitor project performance, risks, critical paths, invoices, and financial records. Coordinate vendors, contractors, subcontractors, architects, client representatives, and technical-function relocations. Support project executives and ensure projects meet client requirements, deadlines, cost targets, and quality expectations.

Manage 2-3 cross-functional software teams to deliver projects using Agile (Scrum/Kanban). Plan timelines, facilitate meetings, remove blockers, improve processes, and coordinate with program leadership on resource planning and portfolio initiatives.

Manage end-to-end proposal process: collect cost/schedule/performance inputs, produce and review proposal content and pricing worksheets, coordinate with Sales, Finance, Content and Digital teams, improve processes and templates, ensure quality and on-time RFP submissions, and support contract negotiations as needed.

Manages mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection work throughout construction projects. Responsibilities include selecting and supervising subcontractors, reviewing bids, submittals, requisitions, change orders, schedules, inspections, testing, commissioning, closeout documents, and punch lists. Coordinates BIM/VDC activities, design teams, utilities, authorities having jurisdiction, owners, testing agencies, and multiple trades to ensure code compliance, timely completion, and successful project turnover.

Manages construction projects across their full lifecycle, coordinating field supervision, subcontractors, vendors, owners, architects, and consultants. Responsibilities include maintaining schedules and budgets, administering contracts and purchase orders, managing procurement and documentation, overseeing meetings and financial processes, mitigating risk, and completing project closeout. The role requires strong construction management, financial judgment, contract administration, organizational, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

Manages heavy-civil construction projects by directing project teams, controlling scope, schedules, budgets, approvals, compliance, and client communication. Provides training and mentoring, monitors milestones and project performance, and takes corrective action to keep projects on track. Requires extensive heavy-civil construction experience, leadership of project engineers, strong organizational skills, safety orientation, and the ability to work on construction sites in varied environments.

Manages product development and strategic initiatives across the project lifecycle. Responsibilities include project planning, milestone and dependency tracking, process mapping, business-process analysis, cross-functional coordination, stakeholder communication, and delivery of projects or workstreams. The role supports evaluation, design, implementation, and operationalization of new products and solutions while adapting to changing priorities and promoting simplification and continuous improvement.