Position: Middle Project Manager (Leisure and Entertainment)
Company: Sigma
Experience required: 3y
Category: Project Manager
English level: upper
Published: 2022-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

Becoming a part of Sigma Software would allow you to work according to best practices, improve your skills, and have an opportunity to work on many more interesting and challenging projects.

Does it appeal to you? Let us know and we’ll do something really cool together!

**Customer:**
Our client is starting the development of a new project for a startup from Saudi Arabia.

**Project:**
We are working on an innovative cross-platform application which helps buy and resell tickets on a platform with a simple and understandable interface, get notifications about upcoming events and sales, and receive detailed info about their location and time.

Project technologies mainly will be React/React Native and .NET.

**Requirements:**
At least 3 years of project management experience in IT area
Understanding of software development lifecycle
Strong analytical and problem solving skills
Experience in people management practices: coaching and mentoring, team and conflict management, team motivation and team building
Experience in work with requirements, risk management
Working experience with fixed budget and change management
Good skills in working with startups
Experience in communication with customers
Experience in composing documents (requirements specification, estimations, etc.)
Upper-Intermediate spoken and written English
High level of self-organization, attention to details

**Responsibilities:**
Customer communication
Project estimation and planning
Project budget management
Lead change management
Project activities control, time and effort tracking, status reporting
People management
Project risk management
Successful execution and delivery of projects within the project constraints
Problem solving and root cause analysis, taking corrective and preventive actions
Projects lifecycle improvement through retrospectives and lessons learned