Position: Project / Product manager for Amazon software service
Company: SageSeller
Experience required: 2y
English level: fluent

As a Project manager, with Product skills in SageSeller you will cooperate daily with back-end and front-end developers, business analytic, and UX/UI designer to create useful solutions that will keep users engaged and satisfied. You will be responsible for the result.

**This is the position for a Project manager, with Product skills. Not the other way round.**

This position expects:
- at least 60-70% Project manager responsibility
- and 30-40% Product manager responsibility

**Your main responsibilities:**
1. Ensuring that the tasks move from business analytic to production deploy in the fastest and most effective way
2. Ensuring that the team always have enough amount of defined tasks and all understand their tasks
3. Plan and prioritize product feature backlog and development for the product
4. Ensuring that the bugs and wrong-working features fixed in the fastest and most effective way
5. Ensuring the product delivery, improving the product to close blind spots, and get the best results

**Requirements:**
1. Hands-on experience with JIRA and other project management software, including experience in writing tasks
2. Outstanding communication, presentation, organizational, time management, and leadership skills
3. Sharp analytical and problem-solving skills
4. Attention to details
5. Proficiency in spoken and written English

The team is Russian-speaking. You need English to deliver a high-quality product for the USA, Europe, Asian users.

**A plus would be:**
1. The knowledge of Amazon (Sales process, Softwares, AWS, etc.)
2. SaaS-solution experience 

Comfortable remote cooperation or office in Kyiv after the COVID lockdown end.

We are a product company, and we are looking for goal-oriented persons only. We are a startup, and we move fast, really fast, so we need someone who can keep up. We hold each other to a high standard - here is no time to sit around :) 

If your previous experience of outsourcing development and you don't care about the result (e.g., "we create the wrong-working shit, but it's not my problem"), so it's no sense to apply for this job.

**Action plan**
1. After opening the contacts, we will look at your CV. If it doesn't contain enough information, we will ask you to describe your experience and previous projects.

2. You have to complete a small take-home challenge that allows us to get a real feel for the type of work you’ll produce on the job.

3. It will be review by the person, that introduces you to the project and mentor you for the first time

4. If the home task is good - we schedule the interview for 1-1,5 hours: professional and general parts 

5. If the interview is good - we discuss the details and start to work