Top Project Management Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Project Analyst will coordinate and manage supply chain projects, facilitate communication among stakeholders, track project progress, and develop data-driven methodologies for improvement initiatives.

Lead projects within the Strategy & Operations department, focusing on process improvements and customer experience enhancements. Manage initiatives end-to-end, negotiate with vendors, and mentor team members.

As a Senior Project Manager, you will oversee project execution, manage schedules, lead cross-functional teams, and drive process improvements for system staging projects.

The Change Manager will lead change management for the Supply Chain PMO, focusing on strategy, communication, training, and measurement of change initiatives.

Lead project management initiatives in the Supply Chain Transformation department, collaborating with cross-functional teams, managing risks, and producing project reports.

As a Principal Associate Project Manager, you will drive strategy and execute high priority projects, manage operational processes, and work with stakeholders to deliver results.

The Associate Project Manager will support project leadership, assist with client communication, and learn project management skills in a hybrid role.

The Associate Manager, Transformation Office supports strategic initiatives, project management, and provides insights for enterprise transformation while collaborating with senior leaders and cross-functional teams.

The Senior Procurement Category Manager will develop sourcing strategies for hardware in data centers, negotiate contracts, and foster supplier relationships while collaborating with various teams.

Lead the planning and delivery of CRM projects on the ServiceNow platform, coordinating teams and ensuring alignment with business goals and best practices.

Manage high-impact technology projects from inception to completion, ensuring customer satisfaction and collaboration with international teams while meeting government and budget standards.

The Project Change Manager ensures successful adoption of project changes by developing strategies, engaging stakeholders, and monitoring adoption metrics for organizational readiness.