Top Senior Project Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Leads medium- to large-scale cross-functional initiatives across the Commercial Division from initiation through implementation. Responsibilities include project planning, scope, budget, risk and dependency management, governance, executive reporting, stakeholder coordination, change enablement, and adoption monitoring. The role partners with Product, Claims, Operations, IT, Data, Finance, Legal, Marketing, and external organizations to deliver strategic, operational, and technology-enabled business outcomes.

Manages industrial and power-system projects from estimating and design through construction, commissioning, and documentation. Prepares mechanical, electrical, piping, control, submittal, and as-built drawings; supports sales presentations and customer relationships; manages schedules, budgets, vendors, and contractors; and provides senior technical troubleshooting and product-support guidance.

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 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 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.

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%.

Leads a complex portfolio of research, healthcare implementation, education, quality improvement, and strategic initiatives. Manages project plans, grants, budgets, reporting, stakeholder coordination, partnerships, communications, and program operations from planning through completion. Facilitates multidisciplinary teams, tracks milestones and deliverables, supports grant submissions and financial administration, develops workflows and quality-improvement systems, and coordinates educational and outreach programs. The role requires proactive ownership, strong organization, financial management, communication, and project leadership skills.

Manages complex, multi-year arts initiatives, including exhibitions, conservation projects, museum development, art loans, acquisitions, donor events, and public programming. Coordinates executives, curatorial leaders, stakeholders, vendors, contracts, logistics, budgets, timelines, and cross-functional execution. Builds operational processes and serves as the central communications and administrative hub for scaling AltaMed’s arts program.

Own end-to-end delivery of technical IT projects from intake and procurement through deployment and closeout. Manage SaaS rollouts, system integrations, requirements, vendor milestones, security reviews, testing, go-live, risks, dependencies, and stakeholder communications. Maintain project plans and reporting in Jira and Confluence, enforce lifecycle handoffs, manage change control, and report portfolio health. Improve delivery processes through templates, automation, intake criteria, and standardized reporting while coordinating Procurement, Engineering, IT Security, vendors, and business stakeholders.

Leads digital projects from scope through delivery, managing budgets, timelines, risks, dependencies, resources, and client expectations. Serves as Scrum Master, facilitates Agile ceremonies, coordinates distributed teams, reports project status, and drives on-time, on-budget outcomes. Partners with clients, product owners, business development, and program leadership to define solutions and improve delivery processes. Coaches team members, supports new opportunities, and promotes information security and data privacy practices.

Lead end-to-end Workday implementations and large-scale enhancements for higher education. Manage project plans, timelines, budgets, risks, stakeholders, system integrators, testing, cutover, change management, and post-production stabilization while ensuring alignment with academic calendars, fiscal years, and regulatory requirements.

Owns payment integrity quality operations projects from intake through completion, including workflow improvements, system enhancements, testing, validation, reporting, client setup, implementation, documentation, training, and defect resolution. Partners with quality, audit, reporting, technology, configuration, offshore, and end-user teams to improve efficiency, compliance, scalability, data accuracy, and workflow adoption.

Lead a large-scale API platform implementation over a 15-month timeline. Responsibilities include program planning, governance, stakeholder coordination, resource and budget management, risk and dependency resolution, vendor oversight, KPI tracking, executive reporting, and transition to support teams. The role coordinates engineering, business, QA, and operations teams while managing Agile, Scrum, and Waterfall delivery methodologies and change-management communications.

Leads innovation and life cycle management projects from concept through launch and post-implementation. Builds project plans, manages budgets, timelines, risks, governance, and cross-functional stakeholder alignment across R&D, marketing, sales, supply chain, regulatory, finance, and operations. Presents governance updates, maintains project data in Planisware, drives process improvements, and ensures compliant, reliable product launches. Requires 8–10 years of business experience, including formal project management experience, with up to 10% domestic and international travel.

Leads technology project and contract delivery for federal and commercial customers. Responsibilities include gathering and refining requirements, facilitating Agile ceremonies, managing backlogs, schedules, risks, resources, SLAs, reporting, vendors, and stakeholder communications. The role also oversees contract deliverables, ITSM processes, staffing plans, roadmap planning, transition activities, and customer outcomes.

Leads complex client-facing integrations between background screening platforms and ATS, HR technology, recruiting technology, and HRIS systems. Manages project scope, requirements, timelines, governance, risks, resources, testing, deployment, stabilization, and closure. Translates business needs into technical requirements, coordinates cross-functional teams, communicates with enterprise clients, and drives continuous improvement and standardized delivery practices.

Manage and coordinate MEDITECH Expanse implementation projects, tracking scope, schedules, risks, issues, requirements, testing, and deliverables. Collaborate with stakeholders, support workflow and gap analysis, provide system guidance, coordinate system builds, maintain project documentation and status reporting, and assist with client support and post-project reviews.

Leads complex, cross-functional projects across FedEx Freight business units, coordinating resources, schedules, budgets, vendors, risks, issues, milestones, testing, and deployment. Develops project plans, estimates, priorities, and execution strategies while ensuring alignment with strategic objectives. Performs analysis, cost-benefit assessments, reporting, stakeholder communication, and project governance. Requires strong leadership, analytical, organizational, communication, and project management capabilities.

Manage customer-facing software and AI/GenAI delivery projects from initiation through closure. Responsibilities include project planning, scheduling, RAID tracking, stakeholder communication, risk and dependency management, escalation handling, cross-functional coordination, and PMO process improvement. The role also supports AI project evaluation, data readiness, model performance monitoring, AI-specific risk tracking, prompt engineering awareness, cost considerations, and governance practices.

Lead complex, multi-track consulting programs for strategic oil, gas, and energy customers. Responsibilities include customer engagement, digital transformation planning, executive governance, resource coordination, partner contracting, delivery oversight, risk and financial management, metrics tracking, and cloud-consumption growth. The role also develops program plans, manages customer feedback, supports P&L accountability, and serves as a trusted industry advisor. Remote work is available, with 25–50% travel to customer sites.

Manage franchise rollout coordination across data readiness, planning, training, go-live, and hypercare. Maintain readiness checklists, dependencies, risks, issues, action items, documentation, and integrated plans. Coordinate franchise owners, program leadership, Data, Product, and technical teams; facilitate meetings, validate data, support training and communications, track post-launch issues, and escalate blockers. This remote role works EST hours, supports overlapping rollout waves, and may require limited periodic travel.

Manage end-to-end CMMC audit delivery for an enterprise customer, including planning, timelines, resources, risks, dependencies, evidence collection, stakeholder communication, and project closeout. Coordinate cybersecurity consultants and engineers, ensure SSPs, POA&Ms, artifacts, and control mappings meet audit requirements, and serve as the primary customer-facing project-management contact throughout the assessment lifecycle.