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Project management jobs in California

Project managers, project coordinators, scrum masters and delivery leads. Program manager titles are on Operations and logistics.

Open project management jobs in California, read from employers' own career pages and re-checked daily. Pay shown only when the employer posted it. 60 open roles from 30 employers. Updated .

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60 project management jobs are open in California, on employers' own career pages, from 30 employers. The three employers with the most openings are JLL, Parsons Corporation and HNTB, with 17 of the 60. 47 percent of these postings list a pay range. The middle half of listed pay runs from $133,500 to $179,800, with a median of $161,300. The places with the most are Los Angeles, CA (16); San Francisco, CA (9); Milpitas, CA (4). A typical posting has been open 20 days.

60Open jobs
30Employers
$161,300Median listed pay (28 postings)
4%Fully remote
1%Entry level
20 daysMedian days open
31%Open more than 45 days
100%Seen on the employer's page today
$105,000 to $194,250Posted pay, 10th to 90th percentile

California requires employers to list a pay range in many postings, so the pay figures here come from the employers' own ranges.

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Project management jobs by place in California

PlaceOpen jobs
Los Angeles, CA16
San Francisco, CA9
Milpitas, CA4
Santa Clara, CA4
Dallas, TX2
El Segundo, CA2
Fresno, CA2
Oakland, CA2
Riverside, CA2
San Jose, CA2
Santa Ana, CA2
Anaheim, CA1
Glendale, CA1
Irvine, CA1
Kamloops, CA1

Who is hiring project management in California

EmployerOpen jobs
JLL6
Parsons Corporation6
HNTB5
Skanska4
The Tsui Group4
Environmental Science Associates3
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope3
Abbott2

Counts are open postings on each employer's own career page. Staffing firms and job boards are left out.

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How many project management jobs are open in California?

60 on Oct 19, 2026, from 30 employers, read from employers' own career pages. The number changes as employers post and close roles.

Where in California are most project management jobs?

Los Angeles, CA (16); San Francisco, CA (9); Milpitas, CA (4).

Do project management jobs in California pay more than the US?

The median listed pay here is $161,300; across the US it is $135,500. Both come from postings that state pay, and a listed range is the employer's budget, not an offer.

Does California require pay ranges in postings?

Yes, for many employers, those with 15 or more employees (in force 2023-01-01 (SB 642 amended 2026)). Source: Labor Code 432.3.

How much do project management jobs in California pay?

47 percent of postings list a pay range. The median listed pay is $161,300 and the middle half runs from $133,500 to $179,800. A listed range is the employer's budget for the role, not an offer. California requires employers to list a range in many postings.

Which employers are hiring project management in California?

The employers with the most openings are JLL (6), Parsons Corporation (6), HNTB (5). The full list is above.

How long do these postings stay open?

A typical posting has been open 20 days, and 27 percent have been open more than 60 days. An old posting is not always a closed one.

How do I apply?

Each job links to the employer's own application page. Open the posting, read the requirements and apply there. If you want a score for how well your resume matches a job, create a free Second Summit account and we score it with the reasons.

Where does this list come from?

We read employers' own career pages and USAJOBS. We do not list jobs from job boards or search services, and we do not estimate pay.

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