Talent Pool - Digital Project Manager

🌎 Available to work remotely from Argentina

The job proposal

We’re looking for a Digital Project Manager ready to lead the teams developing digital products.

As a PM you’ll be working with multidisciplinary teams by coordinating the workflow and collaborating in the overall process and execution of diverse projects. To do so, you’ll be applying agile methodologies and other project management tools. Having genuine interest in the client’s business model and in providing high-quality products that fulfill both the users and clients needs is a big plus!

Your job responsibilities include

• Creating and implementing project definitions, goals and roadmaps for one or more small to medium sized projects.

• Planning sprints, prioritising backlog and organising time and resources in a creative way.

• Developing material for project activities like project kickoff, project status, and project closeout.

• Leading project team members to ensure communication and understanding of deadlines, assignments and objectives.

• Performing ongoing status updates and identifying possible risks.

• Building customer relations that ensure fluid communication and managing client expectations.

Requirements

What do we expect from you?

• 3+ years of experience working as a project manager, familiar with software development and/or product design.

• Experience working with multidisciplinary teams and Latam/US clients.

• Familiar with project management tools and agile methodologies.

• Excellent cross-functional communication skills and ability to present to leadership.

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Advanced english (it’s a must).

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Passionate about digital products.

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Empathetic by nature.

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Keen negotiation skills.

What are you going to find at Aerolab?

• The opportunity to work on products of different industries, having direct contact with the client.

• Spaces designed to give feedback and propose improvements and changes.

• Aerolab is a member of SoDA, a global network of leading digital agencies.

Originally posted on Himalayas