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WMATA seeks a Project Manager (Non-Technical) in Washington, DC to drive strategic marketing and customer experience initiatives. You will lead projects from mobile apps and web modernization to digital fare products, coordinating with multiple teams to deliver technology-enabled customer experiences that affect millions of riders.
The role emphasizes research, data gathering, and guidance for a broad range of programs aligned with the department's mission, including policy development and
Project Manager (Non-Technical) Marketing Statement:
Metro is reinventing the customer experience through modern digital products, smarter fare solutions, and customer-focused technology. As our Project Manager (Non-Technical), you will deliver strategic projects that improve how customers plan trips, manage accounts, access service information, and pay for transit. Partnering with teams across the Authority, you will help deliver major initiatives from mobile apps and web modernization, to digital fare products and other technology-enabled customer experiences that impact millions of customer interactions each year. If you thrive in complex environments, enjoy bringing teams together to solve challenging problems, and are passionate about improving the customer experience through technology, we'd love to hear from you.
The Project Manager (Non-Technical) conducts research and gathers data from various sources in response to inquiries from internal and external entities and keeps department leadership appraised on matters that may have an impact on the delivery of the department's mission. The incumbent provides strategic support, guidance, and management for a broad range of projects to include program and policy assignments pertinent to the mission of the department. The Project Manager (Non-Technical) ensures the existence and operation of management systems for the purpose of organizing data/information that facilitates the planning, development, direction, management, analysis and implementation of assigned project/programs within the specific department. The incumbent develops, monitors, and coordinates viable strategic activities and programs to enhance organizational management/development opportunities. The incumbent also addresses sensitive and confidential matters on a daily basis.
The functions listed are not intended to limit specific duties and responsibilities of any particular position. Nor is it intended to limit in any way the right of managers and supervisors to assign, direct and control the work of employees under their supervision.