Top Program and Project Management Jobs in Chicago, IL

Manage GPN Portfolio by harmonizing priorities, facilitating intake processes, providing metrics, and communicating effectively with stakeholders.

The Director of TPM leads large-scale technical programs, manages integration projects, grows the TPM discipline, and collaborates across teams to deliver products.

The Director of Project Management leads the BDS and Product Delivery teams for US and Canadian Markets, driving strategic initiatives and process improvements in advanced payment products.

Manage the GPN Portfolio Team, translating product roadmaps into operational execution while collaborating with multiple stakeholders for effective decision-making.

The Principal Associate, Project Manager leads technical oversight and integration for corporate customers, ensuring effective solutions and risk management through collaboration and data analysis.

The Director of Technical Program Management leads programs in enterprise technology, focusing on delivering scalable solutions and managing complex technical projects. This role involves collaboration across teams and developing best practices for program management.

The Principal Process Manager will enhance processes within the Network Authorization, ensuring compliance and governance while driving process improvements through data insights and teamwork.

The Senior Manager Project Manager for Network Product and Platform drives program delivery and compliance, ensuring alignment with business goals and risk management across teams.

The Manager, Process Manager will focus on process documentation, analysis, and improvement for Core Payment Platforms, collaborating with stakeholders, leading initiatives, and optimizing data management practices.

Lead drafting and modernization of payment network operating rules and related publications; partner with executives and cross-functional stakeholders to ensure clarity, enforceability, governance, and documented rule-change processes; apply legal training to translate complex requirements into implementable rules; use technology (including AI tools) to improve rule quality while maintaining human accountability.