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Role : Project Delivery Lead - Network Project Delivery
Note: This is a W2 only role — C2C, C2H will not be considered
Work Location : Hybrid role based in Plano, TX. Onsite presence required to support deployments, change windows, and in-person collaboration; remote otherwise.
Note : 6-month contract to hire
Schedule: Willing to work off hours as needed to support implementations during approved change windows.
Travel: This position requires up to 10% travel
We are seeking an experienced and customer-focused Project Delivery Lead to oversee the end-to-end delivery of network project across LAN, WAN, Operational Technology (OT), network security, and wireless environments. Reporting to the Service Delivery Manager, this individual will lead a team of approximately 20 professionals, serve as a key customer liaison, and ensure successful project execution with accountability for Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCS). The role will also drive continuous improvement (Kaizen), support team development, and oversee the performance of delivery partners and subcontractors.
Description / Essential Functions:
Project Delivery Leadership
- Lead end-to-end delivery of LAN, WAN, OT (Operational Technology) networks, network security, and wireless projects, including planning, design coordination, build, migration, testing, cutover, and handover to operations.
- Define project scope, schedule, budget, resource plan, and risk register; track progress and report status to the Service Delivery Manager and stakeholders.
- Assign and coordinate work across the delivery team, and identify issues and risks early, drive mitigation, and escalate when needed.
QCD Management
- Act as the bridge between the customer and delivery engineers, translating customer requirements into executable work.
- Manage Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCD) for every project, including change control, budget tracking, and quality reviews.
- When work is outsourced, select and manage partner companies, define deliverables and acceptance criteria, and control partner QCD.
Customer Communication
- Serve as the customer's single point of contact together with the Service Delivery Manager, receiving and clarifying customer requests and direction.
- Run kickoff, status, and steering meetings; prepare regular reports; manage expectations and build long-term trust as a manager-level counterpart.
- Clearly and honestly communicate progress, risks, changes, and outcomes to both technical and business audiences.
Continuous Improvement and People Development
- Drive Kaizen activities in delivery processes, templates, tools, and quality standards based on our principles.
- Run lessons-learned reviews, create and maintain project documentation, and standardize best practices across projects.
- Contribute to building the future service offering by standardizing delivery processes and deliverables.
- Coach and develop team members, support their career growth, and contribute to team engagement and retention.
Minimum qualification:
Required Education & Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 5+ years of experience in IT infrastructure, network engineering, or IT service delivery, including 3+ years in network project delivery.
- Broad knowledge and experience across networking , including routing and switching, WAN technologies (MPLS, SD-WAN, VPN), LAN, wireless (Wi-Fi), and network security (firewalls, NAC, segmentation).
- Project management knowledge and experience, including scope, schedule, cost, risk, and change management.
- Proven experience in project delivery, from requirements through implementation, transition, and handover to operations.
- Experience in a manager-level customer-facing role, managing expectations and reporting to customer stakeholders.
- Experience leading project teams and managing vendors or partner companies.
- Strong communication, teamwork, and documentation skills.
- Business-level proficiency in written and spoken English.
- Flexibility and openness to adapt to our culture and ways of working, and interest in Japan or our group.
- Ability and willingness to travel as required.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with OT/industrial networks in manufacturing environments, such as plant networks, IT/OT segmentation, and industrial protocols.
- Knowledge of Lean, Kaizen methods.
- Certifications such as PMP, CCNA/CCNP, or ITIL Foundation.
- Experience in the automotive or manufacturing industry, or with Japanese companies.
- Familiarity with delivery and reporting tools such as ServiceNow, Jira, Microsoft Project, or Power BI.
Pay: $70.00 - $72.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40.0 per week
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Plano, TX 75026
Role : Project Delivery Lead - Network Project Delivery
Note: This is a W2 only role — C2C, C2H will not be considered
Work Location : Hybrid role based in Plano, TX. Onsite presence required to support deployments, change windows, and in-person collaboration; remote otherwise.
Note : 6-month contract to hire
Schedule: Willing to work off hours as needed to support implementations during approved change windows.
Travel: This position requires up to 10% travel
We are seeking an experienced and customer-focused Project Delivery Lead to oversee the end-to-end delivery of network project across LAN, WAN, Operational Technology (OT), network security, and wireless environments. Reporting to the Service Delivery Manager, this individual will lead a team of approximately 20 professionals, serve as a key customer liaison, and ensure successful project execution with accountability for Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCS). The role will also drive continuous improvement (Kaizen), support team development, and oversee the performance of delivery partners and subcontractors.
Description / Essential Functions:
Project Delivery Leadership
- Lead end-to-end delivery of LAN, WAN, OT (Operational Technology) networks, network security, and wireless projects, including planning, design coordination, build, migration, testing, cutover, and handover to operations.
- Define project scope, schedule, budget, resource plan, and risk register; track progress and report status to the Service Delivery Manager and stakeholders.
- Assign and coordinate work across the delivery team, and identify issues and risks early, drive mitigation, and escalate when needed.
QCD Management
- Act as the bridge between the customer and delivery engineers, translating customer requirements into executable work.
- Manage Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCD) for every project, including change control, budget tracking, and quality reviews.
- When work is outsourced, select and manage partner companies, define deliverables and acceptance criteria, and control partner QCD.
Customer Communication
- Serve as the customer's single point of contact together with the Service Delivery Manager, receiving and clarifying customer requests and direction.
- Run kickoff, status, and steering meetings; prepare regular reports; manage expectations and build long-term trust as a manager-level counterpart.
- Clearly and honestly communicate progress, risks, changes, and outcomes to both technical and business audiences.
Continuous Improvement and People Development
- Drive Kaizen activities in delivery processes, templates, tools, and quality standards based on our principles.
- Run lessons-learned reviews, create and maintain project documentation, and standardize best practices across projects.
- Contribute to building the future service offering by standardizing delivery processes and deliverables.
- Coach and develop team members, support their career growth, and contribute to team engagement and retention.
Minimum qualification:
Required Education & Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 5+ years of experience in IT infrastructure, network engineering, or IT service delivery, including 3+ years in network project delivery.
- Broad knowledge and experience across networking , including routing and switching, WAN technologies (MPLS, SD-WAN, VPN), LAN, wireless (Wi-Fi), and network security (firewalls, NAC, segmentation).
- Project management knowledge and experience, including scope, schedule, cost, risk, and change management.
- Proven experience in project delivery, from requirements through implementation, transition, and handover to operations.
- Experience in a manager-level customer-facing role, managing expectations and reporting to customer stakeholders.
- Experience leading project teams and managing vendors or partner companies.
- Strong communication, teamwork, and documentation skills.
- Business-level proficiency in written and spoken English.
- Flexibility and openness to adapt to our culture and ways of working, and interest in Japan or our group.
- Ability and willingness to travel as required.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with OT/industrial networks in manufacturing environments, such as plant networks, IT/OT segmentation, and industrial protocols.
- Knowledge of Lean, Kaizen methods.
- Certifications such as PMP, CCNA/CCNP, or ITIL Foundation.
- Experience in the automotive or manufacturing industry, or with Japanese companies.
- Familiarity with delivery and reporting tools such as ServiceNow, Jira, Microsoft Project, or Power BI.
Pay: $70.00 - $72.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40.0 per week
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Plano, TX 75026
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- Technology & Software
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in network project manager jobs.
- PMP certification or active pursuit of PMP through PMI
- 5 or more years managing enterprise network infrastructure projects
- Proficiency with project management software and ticketing systems
- Experience with MPLS, SD-WAN, LAN/WAN, or data center migrations
- Strong vendor and stakeholder management across cross-functional teams
- Bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, or a related field
Tips for Your Network Project Manager Job Search
Tailor your resume to the project lifecycle
Network project manager resumes that list planning, execution, and closeout phases separately perform better than ones that group everything under a single role. Hiring managers want to see where you owned each stage, not just that you managed a project.
Certify before targeting larger employers
Federal contractors and large telecom firms almost always filter for PMP or CAPM before reviewing other qualifications. If you lack a current cert, your application may never reach a hiring manager regardless of your hands-on network experience.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists network project manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Lead with network-specific scope in every application
Generic project management language loses out to specifics. Call out the actual technology you delivered, whether that's SD-WAN deployments, fiber builds, or data center cutovers. Employers hiring for network PM roles respond to candidates who speak their infrastructure language.
Prepare for scenario-based technical questions
Expect interviewers to ask how you handled a BGP outage during a migration window or managed scope creep on a multi-site rollout. Rehearse two or three real examples that show both your project discipline and your ability to make decisions under network pressure.
Negotiate scope clarity before accepting an offer
Many network project manager roles blur into program management or NOC oversight after hire. Ask directly which projects are yours to own end-to-end versus which are shared, and confirm whether the budget authority described in the posting is real before you sign.
Network Project Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most network project managers?
IREN, Amazon, and Sbt Global are hiring the most network project managers right now, with openings concentrated in Texas, Colorado, and Virginia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially strong at managed service providers and federal IT contractors.
How many network project manager jobs are remote?
About 64% of network project manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though fully on-site roles are common wherever physical infrastructure work is involved. Project coordination, vendor management, and documentation-heavy phases tend to be the most remote-friendly parts of the role.
How do you become a network project manager?
Start by building hands-on network experience as a network engineer or systems administrator so you understand what you will be managing. Earn a PMP certification to demonstrate project methodology fluency. Move into a junior PM or project coordinator role within a network or IT team, take ownership of smaller deployments, then grow into full project ownership from there.
Can you get a network project manager job with little experience?
Yes, but you need to close the gap with credentials and targeted positioning. Candidates with an entry-level network background, a CAPM certification, and documented experience coordinating even a single infrastructure upgrade are competitive for associate-level roles. Focus on government contractors and managed service providers, which often hire junior PMs to support senior-led programs.
What does the network project manager interview process look like?
Most employers run a phone screen with HR, followed by a technical interview where a network or IT leader asks scenario-based questions about past projects, vendor issues, and timeline management. A final round often includes a panel with cross-functional stakeholders and may include a brief presentation or case study on how you would approach a sample network rollout.
Where can I find and apply to network project manager jobs?
You can find and apply to network project manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience and location preferences, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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