Top Project Manager Jobs in Melbourne

The Development Project Manager will oversee the end-to-end management of accommodation developments and refurbishments, including coordinating project scoping, approvals, and construction work. Responsibilities include managing budgets, project schedules, and stakeholder relationships while ensuring compliance with standards and governance processes.

The Project Manager will work with the team to grow their experience while sharing knowledge. They are part of a company that focuses on sustainable packaging solutions, ensuring safety and reducing food waste as part of their 2030 Strategy.

Project manager role at Fever, leading global live-entertainment discovery tech platform. Responsibilities include interpreting client briefs, driving brand partnership projects, client communication, reporting, and analysis. Required skills include client-facing experience, attention to detail, strong communication skills, and social media knowledge. Benefits include an attractive compensation package, remote-friendly work, health insurance, and professional growth opportunities.

Responsible for managing the entire life cycle of big events from sales to closing, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring project goals are achieved. Requires project management and operational experience, strong analytical and organizational skills, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

The Project Manager - Hydrographic at Fugro will be responsible for managing end-to-end project lifecycles for Nautical Charting HIPP projects and coastal resilience projects. The role includes coordinating with hydrographic offices, regulatory agencies, and community stakeholders, monitoring project budgets and schedules, and attending conferences.

The Project Manager will oversee project lifecycles focused on coastal resilience and hazard management, ensuring client and stakeholder collaboration, managing budgets and schedules, and preparing proposals for new projects while traveling for client-related activities.

The Project Manager will oversee project governance, including planning, budgeting, risk management, and stakeholder coordination. Responsibilities involve managing project scope, tracking progress, handling change requests, and ensuring timely updates on project status while employing effective communication and collaboration across teams.

The Technical Project Manager at McMillan Shakespeare Group is responsible for overseeing complex technical projects using agile techniques and frameworks to deliver high-quality products and exceptional user experiences. Key responsibilities include planning, managing project delivery, acting as a scrum master, facilitating Scrum ceremonies, collaborating with stakeholders, and managing stakeholder relationships.