Position: Department Support PM
Company: Speed&Function
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate

*About the team:*
Our team is spread across the USA and Europe, most working full-time remote during the pandemic. We have over 40 members with a proven record of impactful success. We value collaboration and operate cross-functionally to improve client and end-user experience and accelerate our clients’ business growth. We work to drive experiments to learn the unknown and optimize business metrics by solving our clients’ and clients’ users’ problems, and to drive innovative initiatives. 

*About the role:*
As a Department Operations PM you will work closely with the lead of a technical department, and support them as a dedicated PM for all of the department's operations tasks. Each department will have their own challenges, and your job will be to "project manage" other professionals to fully express their skills. 

This role will also help lead internal company projects, assist with coordinating department training and learning initiatives, and help improve interconnections and communication flows with other departments, and our executive team. 

You will have the opportunity to significantly impact the overall success of Speed & Function and our clients. You will contribute to shaping the operational processes of our technical departments, and help other professionals maximize their involvement. 

The role reports directly to the department lead and works closely with various cross-functional teams.

What you’ll do:
Continuously improve the operational processes of your department
Support your department lead in their leadership, operations, and mentorship tasks
Act as a representative of your department, and help coordinate your department’s cooperation with other departments
Share your awesome ideas with your team members

What you’ll need:
Skills and Qualifications
The very high degree of communication and relationship building skills
The high degree of organizational ability 
More stuff from the post

Nice to have:
Knowledge of Agile frameworks and Kanban
English: intermediate or stronger