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Also called application manager, computer project manager, cyber it knowledge manager and cybersecurity project manager.
$116,580
Median pay a year
435,370
People do this work
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Information Technology Project Manager
Summary
Information Technology Project Manager planning and managing IT projects, leading technical staff, and serving as a liaison between business and technical aspects. Monitors progress, manages budgets, and ensures quality standards are met
Experience
Information Technology Project Manager
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Managed project execution to ensure adherence to budget, schedule, and scope
Monitored project milestones and deliverables for information technology projects
Conferred with project personnel to identify and resolve problems
Developed and managed annual budgets for information technology projects
Prepared project status reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends
Scheduled and facilitated meetings related to information technology projects
Skills
Core Skills
Managing IT projects, Participating in staffing decisions, Collecting customer needs data, Monitoring financial information, Inspecting products or operations, Evaluating software or hardware utility, Analyzing data, Identifying IT project resource needs, Developing communication procedures, Amazon Web Services AWS software, Developing detailed project plans
Tools and software
Atlassian Confluence, Atlassian JIRA, Microsoft Azure software, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office software
Open to
On site, Remote · Active Active Secret clearance clearance
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Managed project execution within budget and scheduleConferred with personnel to resolve project issuesMonitored project milestones and deliverablesSubmitted deliverables ensuring quality standardsAssessed customer needs through direct communicationDeveloped and updated project plans for IT projects
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Managed project execution to ensure adherence to budget and schedule, delivering quality results.
Monitored project milestones and deliverables to ensure timely completion and quality standards.
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Managed several projects simultaneously to ensure adherence to budget and schedule, delivering quality results
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Monitored project milestones and deliverables to ensure timely completion and quality standards.
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Projects finished on time more oftenFewer issues arose during projects
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Managing IT projects
Developing detailed project plans
Participating in staffing decisions
Collecting customer needs data
Monitoring financial information
Inspecting products or operations
Evaluating software or hardware utility
Analyzing data
Identifying IT project resource needs
Developing communication procedures
Developing implementation guidelines
Preparing analytical reports
The work itself
What an Information Technology Project Manager does
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Plan, initiate, and manage information technology (IT) projects. Lead and guide the work of technical staff. Serve as liaison between business and technical aspects of projects. Plan project stages and assess business implications for each stage. Monitor progress to assure deadlines, standards, and cost targets are met.
What it pays
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Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$79,370
Median
$116,580
75th percentile
$157,500
About 435,370 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$71,300
$105,960
$125,740
AL
$81,960
$106,330
$130,440
AR
$53,870
$86,940
$111,360
AZ
$74,650
$105,240
$136,990
CA
$87,350
$134,440
$179,730
CO
$100,150
$139,580
$160,520
CT
$88,980
$127,720
$150,440
DC
$123,360
$156,590
$180,480
DE
$103,620
$137,470
$170,170
FL
$72,240
$105,370
$141,060
GA
$79,630
$104,610
$138,180
HI
$99,630
$120,100
$135,680
IA
$77,020
$107,340
$134,850
ID
$79,020
$98,700
$129,630
IL
$65,040
$99,360
$133,070
IN
$53,190
$93,540
$118,340
KS
$79,500
$103,380
$129,770
KY
$60,170
$89,420
$115,210
LA
$52,770
$77,000
$108,110
MA
$76,230
$109,590
$153,900
MD
$114,920
$144,680
$165,730
ME
$84,400
$107,990
$139,180
MI
$74,640
$105,680
$133,250
MN
$78,620
$91,750
$131,580
MO
$70,270
$101,040
$132,860
MS
$61,580
$86,940
$112,920
MT
$63,300
$81,970
$103,380
NC
$71,970
$104,850
$140,920
ND
$55,740
$78,330
$101,450
NE
$64,630
$92,480
$115,920
NH
$68,080
$91,720
$132,970
NJ
$72,370
$108,310
$167,020
NM
$92,560
$127,090
$167,970
NV
$73,250
$100,220
$136,490
NY
$83,790
$116,990
$162,510
OH
$76,360
$109,780
$134,560
OK
$81,970
$102,520
$125,240
OR
$80,260
$97,350
$130,270
PA
$79,490
$107,230
$134,960
PR
$28,300
$60,470
$95,950
RI
$75,360
$102,210
$129,130
SC
$80,120
$112,260
$136,990
SD
$86,940
$105,370
$126,650
TN
$58,030
$76,470
$100,890
TX
$78,100
$111,530
$152,110
UT
$64,110
$97,470
$127,140
VA
$108,160
$139,030
$165,320
VT
$72,640
$111,530
$168,580
WA
$84,540
$128,940
$168,030
WI
$68,300
$88,130
$109,480
WV
$66,850
$107,140
$149,730
WY
$77,000
$94,520
$122,930
Other names
Other names for this job
application manager, computer project manager, cyber it knowledge manager, cybersecurity project manager, database administration project manager, database development project manager, e business project manager, information support project manager, information systems project manager, information technology manager, information technology program manager, infrastructure project manager.
More names for this work
interactive media project manager, internet project manager, is project manager, it manager, it program manager, it project manager, network operations project manager, network services project manager, programming development project manager, project manager, release manager, software development project manager, software project manager, systems development manager, technical manager, technical project manager, technology manager, technology project manager, transition program manager, web site project manager, website project manager, planning management information technology specialist, planning management it specialist, project management information technology specialist, project management it specialist, application development director, cloud product director, cybersecurity scrum master, data center product director, information systems planner, information technology supervisor, is planner, it supervisor, scrum master.
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This page is about the occupation Information Technology Project Managers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.