Position: Junior Project Manager
Category: Project Manager
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0

During the course I set up personal projects (TaskWave and ArtVenture) and acted as a project manager there. 
I learnt a lot of documentation and supporting applications, understood how to work with them, i.e. got a lot of hardskills, well as developed my softskills. My skills are described above.
I have 2 own pet-projects from the course.
TaskWave (IT School project)
Description of the project: Online task planner for phones and computers with an additional algorithm - the programme sends daily challenges and tasks to a person based on their interests.

The key documents I did for this project:
- Roadmap 
- Team ground rules
- Risk register
- Critical path to the project 
- Project budgeting (EVM and General Budget)
- Mind map to the project
- Project backlog
- SOW to the project
- Stakeholder register
- WBS to the project
- RACI matrix
- Test plan
- Project Closure Plan.

ArtVenture (IT School project)
Description of the project: A mobile app that complements the traditional experience of visiting exhibitions and museums, making it more interesting, educational and engaging for visitors.

The key documents I did for this project:
- Application layout;
- SCRUM Events;
- Project mindmap;
- Epics and backlog;
- Project risks;
- Milestones;
- Team building activities;
- Teams ground rules;
- Check list before the start;
- Non-functional requirements; 
- RACI matrix;
- Reporting management plan;
- Assumptions;
- Project deliverables;  
- Stakeholder register;
- WBS to the project;
- Team management plan;
- Budgeting - Cost Baseline.

To create these documents, I have mainly used Jira, Confluence, and Miro.
I expect to work as a Junior Project Manager with interesting projects and assignments. I would really like to show my knowledge and skills in practice so that it brings development to the company and me. Also, of course, to gain new experience and maximise my development in this direction.