Position: Junior Project Manager
Category: Project Manager
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0.5

I used to hitchhike around CIS and Europe with a tight budget and fixed timeline.
I've been working in a product company as a Support Specialist for 1.5 years. 
I've got experience in working and communicating with foreign customers, resolving difficult tasks. 
Most of my time I've spent working with: Jira, Outlook, SQL, Google/Microsoft documents

Last 6 months I've been working as a Junior Project manager in Automat IT company.
It was an amazing experience, and I strive to continue working in IT as a Project Manager.

Here is the list of what I've been working on:

•Developing and managing project plans, control project risks, resources, and time schedules for multiple projects (DevOps infra-related projects) at the same time;
•Working with the customer and the team on RFC definition and LOE;
•Creating weekly reports for the related customers;
•Designing and implementing ticketing system for support solution based on Jira Service Management;
•Creating and managing a series of local events in the office;

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I'm 25 years old. 

I used to hitchhike a lot and I've got a few main ideas about how it is working. 

First one - you need to have a goal. It could be a city, a place, a girl, a friend, an adventure.

The second one - planning is important, but you should have enough space in your plans to allow circumstances to happen and make your plans even better.

In real life, nothing goes according to plan, and, one of the most important skills that I have in my life is to be flexible and reach your goals no matter what plans are, have been, or will ever be, 

My main goal is to start my own business, an IT company. I don't know yet how it will be, what partner to choose, how to manage such a complex structure, etc. 

But I know for sure that I can gain the necessary expertise, and in process of it, I can make life better for many people and businesses.