Manager, Information Technology Projects

Job overview

The Manager, Information Technology Projects role is onsite in Washington, DC. The starting compensation is $115,000 per year, based on experience; the posting says it may be higher depending on skills and experience. The role supports the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's conservation award-making activities. The manager coordinates and executes information systems projects to meet programmatic and technical objectives on time and within budget while supporting employee adoption. The role maintains project plans, reporting, and stakeholder communication and manages smaller IT projects from requirements gathering through deployment.

What you'll do

• Identify, scope, schedule, and track projects
• maintain project plans, schedules, and documentation
• track scope, timelines, and budgets
• implement standardized project management processes and reporting
• coordinate internal and external resources
• flag risks and timeline variances
• maintain stakeholder and vendor relationships
• prepare reports, dashboards, and metrics
• manage smaller IT projects through deployment
• coordinate training and guidance on tools including Jira and Confluence.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

it project manager

washington dc

national fish and wildlife foundation

conservation

project coordination

project management

jira

confluence

ai tools

$115,000 starting salary

full-time basis

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

The posting requires at least five years of IT project coordination or management experience and hands-on Atlassian suite experience, including Jira and Confluence. It also calls for demonstrated use of AI tools in project management.

About the employer

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is hiring for this role. Industry: Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations. Sector: 81.