Top Project Management Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Construction Project Manager leads various global construction projects from inception to completion, ensuring adherence to budget and timelines. Responsibilities include managing project plans, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, overseeing contractors, and conducting due diligence for mergers and acquisitions. This role emphasizes risk management and compliance with UL standards.

The SOX and Controls Manager engages with project teams to ensure compliance with controls and regulatory requirements, assesses risks, designs controls, documents reporting processes, and provides training on SOX compliance. They collaborate with various departments to enhance internal control systems and promote a culture of compliance.

The Project Manager is responsible for managing and executing independent engineering and technical advisory services for financing, selling, or acquiring storage projects and portfolios. The role involves overseeing various project aspects, including technology reviews and contract assessments, while ensuring client satisfaction and project deliverables remain on target and on budget.

The Program Manager leads the Solar Due Diligence team in managing independent engineering and technical advisory projects for solar and hybrid plants. Responsibilities include overseeing design reviews, preparing proposals, managing project timelines and budgets, interacting with clients, and providing guidance to junior team members.

The Associate FUS Project Owner manages multiple projects concurrently, including sending projects to labs, creating documentation, coordinating with lab teams, and ensuring the accuracy of sample information. They follow up on aging projects and address inquiries from lab staff, while maintaining a high level of organization and communication.

The role involves leading complex conformity assessment projects focused on digital technologies, managing development and consultation activities while considering market needs and regulatory requirements.

The Program Lead for FIPS manages and executes project plans, coordinates financial forecasts, oversees project-related communications, and ensures adherence to governance controls. Responsibilities include leading project teams, managing risks, and interfacing with stakeholders. Collaborates with quality teams and marketing on initiatives while maintaining project documentation.