Position: Senior Project Manager, Financial Operations
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 3y
Category: Project Manager
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

We are developing multiple website platforms for end-users to make their financial operations easier. A big part of the platform is done on Salesforce, thus for our further staffing needs, we need people who can develop for it and also can support end users/operations during the client’s working hours.

Responsibilities
-Managing a software development team and mentoring the team and striving for excellence in project delivery
-Enabling communications and information exchange with other teams
-Preparation and review of the release and environment strategy
-Facilitating the preparation of release and sprint vision and goals
-Facilitating pre and post-planning meetings
-Creation and maintenance of release calendars and iterative planning cycles
-Providing project status visibility to the team and stakeholders at various levels
-Help team members build and adjust their professional development plans
-Work on constant process improvements to achieve higher satisfaction for the team and greater value to the client

Requirements
-4+ years of successful project management experience
-Technical background
-Good record of accomplished projects
-Experience in managing all stages of the project life cycle
-Understanding of SDLC
-Experience using Agile methodologies
-Experience working with clients: establishing business contacts, managing expectations, getting feedback, discussing the client needs, and reporting
-HR management skills: motivation, assessment, conflict management
-Risk management skills
-Can advise, negotiate and be proactive in contact with clients
-Upper-Intermediate spoken and written English

Nice to have
-Product mindset
-Experience in pre-sales and proposal preparation
-Experience managing a group of projects and tracking the status of implementation
-Experience in analyzing project risks and pitfalls, recommending solutions