Top Project Manager Jobs in Toronto

The Principal DevOps role involves managing technology delivery for financial service clients, focusing on program execution, stakeholder communication, project timelines, and ensuring customer satisfaction. The candidate should facilitate collaboration between design and technical teams and address any delivery roadblocks while capturing project status and facilitating seamless transitions to operations.

The Technology Project Manager at McDonald's will oversee technology solutions from requirements gathering through production deployment. Responsibilities include managing project plans and resources, coordinating cross-functional teams, and maintaining stakeholder communications to ensure project goals are met effectively.

The Project Manager will collaborate with Business Project Leads, manage project schedules, budgets, and resources, ensure quality deliverables on time and within budget, communicate project status to leadership, identify and mitigate risks, and develop project plans according to client requirements.

The Project Manager at Cencora will lead and manage multiple projects, ensuring adherence to schedule, budget, and quality deliverables. The role involves facilitating requirements gathering, communication with stakeholders, and risk management throughout the project lifecycle. The manager will create project plans, monitor status, and escalate issues as necessary, while supporting internal teams to achieve program deliverables.

The Engineering Project Manager will assist senior project managers in investigating issues affecting building envelopes, such as water and air sealing. Responsibilities include overseeing restoration projects, collaborating with teams, conducting field reviews, and preparing technical documents. The role requires profound expertise in building science to support architectural design and ensure compliance with industry standards.

The Project Manager for Food Innovation will oversee global strategic initiatives, ensuring project objectives are met by managing timelines, risks, and stakeholder communication. They will structure workstreams, build detailed project plans, and track metrics to maintain high-quality deliverables while interfacing with both global and regional leadership teams.

The Technical Project Manager will lead engineering teams in developing repeaters for public safety communications, coordinating project plans, risks, and documentation. They will ensure the integration of engineering work with product management, promote disciplined project management principles, and support project reviews, travel occasionally, and may act as a Scrum Master.

The Senior Project Manager will lead cybersecurity-related onboarding and technology implementation projects, manage diverse stakeholder relationships, set delivery expectations, and ensure effective project transition to operations. The role includes identifying process improvements and streamlining new tools and practices to enhance project success.