Position: Project Manager
Category: Project Manager
English level: upper
Years of experience: 4

- Reached 4m yearly revenue in 3rd year of my studio functioning from scratch;
- Delivered 50+ projects for my clients (whom I also found by myself);
- Won a yearly support tender from a huge national company for 4 years in a row;
- Tried a lot of roles/hats on me, such as accountant, marketing/project/product manager, analyst, designer, coder, salesman, client, lawyer, hr and it gives me the ability to look at business cases from a lot of different angles.
I’m a project/product manager with an entrepreneurship background and a business-oriented mindset.
Slowly studying product and growth management courses now.

Currently working as a project manager on a huge USA healthcare product. Managing my own team and a variety of projects. Besides of that, I'm responsible for a lot of reporting and evolving of how it's done.

Worked for about a year and a half as a project manager in a game development company on a AAA multiplayer product and studied a lot about this domain.

Before gamedev, I was working in a web-production sphere for 5 years, 4 of which I headed my web studio (www.dagam.ma). Due to my studio size (>10 in-house people), I managed almost all of the clients' projects (50+) myself. This is how I learned to work seamlessly with designers and engineers in real life. I often took the role of an analyst to analyze a client's business, its clients, and competitors. I also made basic prototyping to state a task for designers. Sometimes there were periods when I was working with 10 projects simultaneously along with studio development duties. I have greatly developed multitasking, prioritization, and stress resistance in this experience. I managed teams of 10 and fewer members but I'm open to new challenges.

In the past, I used to work with a huge variety of PM systems. Currently, I’m using Jira plus Confluence as my prior PM ecosystem. I can easily write complex queries or develop a new working environment in it. Also, I’m a fan of the Atlassian team playbook concept.
!I DO NOT COOPERATE WITH RUSSIANS IN ANY CONTEXT!
Also, please, do not write me if your company insists on time trackers!
I prefer a product company, but it's okay if we are talking about an assignment on a long-term project in outsourcing.
I hope to find a place with established processes but at the same time open to new experiments.
The size of the company is not important as long as it has someone to be a mentor for me. Also, resources and opportunities for education will be a huge plus thus I constantly learning something new to improve my T-shape knowledge set.