Top Project Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Manages revenue-generating projects from planning through implementation, coordinating stakeholders, monitoring schedules, budgets, performance, and service levels. Provides project updates, gathers customer feedback, analyzes project data, resolves challenges, and ensures timely, high-quality outcomes across multiple concurrent initiatives.

Lead cross-functional initiatives that enable AI models, coding assistants, and agentic workflows across the software development life cycle. Manage model onboarding, evaluation, approvals, governance, security reviews, adoption metrics, and vendor relationships. Coordinate Engineering, Security, Data Science, Legal, and IT stakeholders while driving communication, risk resolution, change management, training, and process improvements.

Leads planning, design, and execution of capital construction projects supporting rocket manufacturing. Oversees complex facilities and infrastructure projects, managing budgets, risks, schedules, contractors, design firms, regulatory compliance, safety, and quality. Partners with manufacturing, facilities, engineering, government agencies, utilities, vendors, and contractors to deliver mission-critical projects on time and within budget.

Manages projects for 401(k) MEP and benefits billing, including audits, nondiscrimination testing, onboarding, reconciliation, automation, documentation, compliance, and customer communications. Partners with retirement, billing, finance, product, engineering, audit, fiduciary, government, and employer stakeholders. Analyzes operational and financial benefits data, identifies risks and process inefficiencies, and implements strategies to improve compliance, accuracy, and efficiency.

Manages heavy civil and transit construction projects from estimating through completion. Responsibilities include developing budgets and schedules, coordinating labor, equipment, materials, permits, inspections, safety, design coordination, procurement, field teams, quality control, cost forecasting, and project reporting. The role also supports business development, estimating, constructability reviews, value engineering, and research into construction methods. Daily in-person attendance and travel are required.

Manages small to mid-sized installation projects, coordinating clients, vendors, installers, manufacturers, and internal teams. Develops schedules, tracks orders and project status, oversees site installations, maintains documentation, and serves as a primary client contact. Performs quality assurance through pre- and post-punch inspections, documents defects in PlanGrid, coordinates corrective actions and warranty issues, processes replacement orders, and confirms timely resolution of installation concerns.

Coordinates small to mid-sized installation projects, including planning, scheduling, vendor and client communication, documentation, shipping, and site installation. Performs quality assurance through pre- and post-installation punch walks, documenting damages and resolving client issues. Maintains punch lists, warranty and corrective-action processes, installation records, and project status reports. Conducts occasional site visits and hosts meetings to review warranty and quality concerns.

The Project Manager will lead design-build construction projects from concept through closeout, coordinating project teams, subcontractors, budgets, cost reporting, schedules, safety, quality, submittals, change orders, pay requests, logistics, and procurement. The role supports preconstruction bidding, monitors labor and equipment needs, manages project documentation, and contributes to forecasting and closeout activities. Nationwide travel is required, along with regular job-site work and physical activity.

Manages telecom permitting projects from startup through completion, coordinating municipalities, customers, internal teams, and permit submissions. Oversees staffing, budgets, forecasts, invoicing, quality, regulatory compliance, project schedules, and customer relationships. Leads permitting and make-ready activities involving utility infrastructure, pole loading, telecom construction standards, and government approvals. Supervises employees, develops staff, resolves issues, and implements corrective actions to meet cost, quality, and delivery goals. The customer-facing role requires up to 50% travel.

Supports MEP construction projects from preconstruction through closeout by coordinating project activities, documentation, schedules, subcontractors, vendors, procurement, financial tracking, quality control, site visits, commissioning, safety, and turnover. Assists the Project Manager with RFIs, submittals, invoices, change orders, client communication, cost reporting, and project closeout while developing toward a Project Manager role.

Plans, executes, and delivers projects on schedule and within budget. Manages project plans, timelines, scope, risks, documentation, client relationships, reporting, and project management systems. Coordinates clients, consultants, engineering, inspectors, marketing, and internal teams to achieve project objectives. Maintains accurate project records, communicates status and issues, supports project coordinators during high-demand periods, and ensures client satisfaction.

Leads wastewater and recycled water projects, including permitting, regulatory compliance, strategic planning, technical reporting, modeling, enforcement support, and agency negotiations. Develops proposals, scopes, budgets, and client relationships while mentoring staff and maintaining professional standards. Requires engineering or environmental science expertise, at least five years of wastewater experience, and two years of project management experience. A California Professional Engineer license is highly desirable.

Leads groundwater projects as project manager or technical lead, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, modeling, conceptual models, scenario evaluation, water budgets, water quality, and data analysis. Engages clients, agencies, stakeholders, and regulators; supports business development; mentors staff; and contributes technical expertise on California water issues, including SGMA and related regulatory programs.

Manages construction projects from estimating and bidding through closeout, overseeing budgets, billing, contracts, schedules, subcontractors, site teams, client communications, permits, documentation, risk management, and warranty packages. The role supervises project coordinators and homeowner liaisons, coordinates architects and engineers, monitors job costs and profitability, and ensures effective use of Procore for project reporting and documentation. Regular local travel to active construction sites is required.

Manages national signage projects from surveying and quoting through artwork, production, shipment, and invoicing. Coordinates internal teams, customers, and corporate contacts to meet schedules, budgets, quality standards, and store-opening deadlines. Tracks project status, resolves issues, manages customer communications and complaints, improves account margins, supports scorecards, and assists with coordinator training. Requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, customer-service, and multitasking skills.

Oversee financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and governance for corporate and real estate initiatives. Manage project costs, invoices, cash flow projections, tax compliance, property assessments, tax appeals, and portfolio-wide financial analysis. Partner with Treasury, Real Estate, Accounting, Legal, auditors, tax advisors, and financial institutions to ensure regulatory and contractual compliance while supporting acquisitions, developments, and investment decisions.

Leads onsite supplier execution for complex defense hardware programs. The role manages supplier cost, schedule, quality, risks, recovery plans, performance metrics, corrective actions, and hardware delivery commitments. It serves as the primary supplier point of contact, coordinates Northrop Grumman and supplier stakeholders, supports quality and mission assurance activities, and drives long-term supplier performance improvement. The position requires full-time onsite supplier-site presence, occasional travel, and an active Secret clearance with SAP eligibility.

Leads technical operations project support for a systems engineering organization, coordinating staffing, onboarding, engagement, communications, collaboration platforms, AI workflow integration, status reporting, action tracking, stakeholder visits, and proposal support. The role is fully on-site and serves as an operational focal point across engineering, project management, security, HR, IT, and leadership teams.

Owns IT infrastructure scope for greenfield and brownfield factory and office buildouts from site survey through go-live. Defines technology requirements, reviews designs and construction documents, manages budgets, vendors, SOWs, schedules, site inspections, punch lists, and closeout documentation. Coordinates cabling, electrical, HVAC, networking, AV, security, and IT deployments across multiple concurrent projects. The role is on-site in Torrance, California, with 25–50% travel and occasional after-hours work.

Manage highway and roadway construction projects from budgeting and scheduling through procurement and closeout. Lead subordinate managers, coordinate engineering and construction teams, oversee compliance with design, budget, schedule, quality, and regulatory requirements, manage risks and project documentation, maintain client relationships, support business development, and mentor junior staff. The role carries project profit-and-loss responsibility and may require travel.

Manages highway and roadway projects from budgeting and scheduling through procurement and closeout. Leads subordinate managers, coordinates engineering, design, environmental, and construction teams, and ensures compliance with specifications, budgets, schedules, permits, and regulations. Develops project management, risk, quality, and resource plans; manages client relationships, project documentation, financial performance, business development, and stakeholder communications. Mentors junior staff and supports proposals, presentations, and negotiations.

Manages the overall delivery of heavy civil water and wastewater construction projects, including safety, quality, schedule, contracts, budgets, financial forecasting, change orders, procurement, permits, inspections, stakeholder communication, and team leadership. The role requires extensive experience managing wastewater treatment plant projects valued at $50 million or more, public works contracts, project P&L, and collaborative delivery across Southern California.

Leads the planning, design, and delivery of temporary cable containment systems across multiple venues for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Responsibilities include Revit layout development, standards and catalog creation, quantity estimation, procurement documentation, multidisciplinary coordination, contractor management, and monitoring project budgets, risks, schedules, and compliance.

Manages large capital construction projects from budgeting and scheduling through procurement, construction, reporting, payment review, and contract closeout. Leads project teams, coordinates with clients, designers, stakeholders, and subcontractors, and ensures compliance with safety, quality, budget, schedule, permits, and project requirements. Resolves complex issues, oversees project controls and inspections, supports procurement and delivery-method selection, and contributes to program management business development.

Lead interdisciplinary Federal A/E projects through full lifecycle: manage scope, schedule, budget, contracts and client relationships; coordinate teams, produce proposals, oversee design and construction administration, and deliver project updates to senior management.