DeUnemployment currently lists 5 live Project Manager jobs in Connecticut, refreshed daily from public ATS and company career feeds. Most openings are onsite.
Top employers hiring for Project Manager roles: altg, recruiting2.ultipro.com:MAT1001MATRX:c233f5fd-2674-42ca-a00d-c4bf1f2954bb, recruiting2.ultipro.com:MAT1001MATRX:e2066553-1aa4-4be3-8ce9-1c277556c696.
How much do Project Manager jobs pay? Typical salary for a Project Manager runs roughly $90,000–$170,000/yr (model estimate; varies by location and experience).
There are currently 5 live Project Manager jobs listed on DeUnemployment. The index is refreshed daily, so this number changes as employers post and close roles.
Most current Project Manager postings are onsite — about 0% are remote-friendly. Use the search filters to find the remote ones.
Typical pay for a Project Manager currently runs roughly $90,000–$170,000/yr based on our salary model, which varies by location and experience.
Figures reflect DeUnemployment’s live index of public job postings, refreshed daily.
POSITION SUMMARY: The Electrical Project Manager will report directly to the Electrical Operations Manager as well as Senior Leadership. The position encompasses a variety of responsibilities relating to project man
POSITION SUMMARY: The Civil Project Manager will report directly to the CSA Operations Manager as well as Senior Leadership. The position encompasses a variety of responsibilities relating to project management, str
PeakLogix is an industry leader in providing innovative solutions that enable our clients to be more efficient and productive in the material handling market segment. The Project Management function acquires responsibili
Job Summary The Sr. Project Manager is primarily responsible for providing overall direction and managing field projects of any size, risk, scope and complexity, usually involving multiple craft disciplines; as well as d
Job Summary The Sr. Project Manager is primarily responsible for providing overall direction and managing field projects of any size, risk, scope and complexity, usually involving multiple craft disciplines; as well as d