Project Manager

About the Role: The role of Creative Junior Project Manager is designed to develop and refine project management skills. Project mastery of  internal processes and ownership of workflow is key to yield high quality client deliverables. They are responsible for routing internal jobs through the life cycle of a project, keeping the internal teams informed, and ensuring collaboration all the way through to successful completion.

YOU ARE:  

• Obsessed with getting things done the right way with the right people and on time
• Creative, solutions oriented, organized and collaborative  
• You have a small ego but huge heart and passion for your job 
• Excited to join a close knit hardworking team
• Someone who is ready to jump in and help a coworker at a moments notice
• Someone interested in learning more about creative workflow
• From a creative or marketing coordinator background and looking to apply that experience to growth in the field
• A lover of the details of processes and systems yet still knows to take action and keep moving. 
• Collaborative and not afraid to ask questions or take direct feedback
• Interested in how to build + lead teams and become decisive
• Communicates effectively - tailors messages appropriately to audience

YOU ARE NOT:  

• Timid or aggressive
• Non-communicative
• Someone who uses the phrase “not my job” 
• Someone who believes there is an ‘I’ in team 

Responsibilities include but are not limited to;

• Regularly project management tools and documentation (Asana, Google Drive, status docs and trackers)
• AI integration
• ​​Keeping communication, documentation, and updates visible to teams
• Scheduling team meetings and including clear agendas and goals.
• Capturing meeting notes, consolidating feedback,
• Facilitate communication between multiple departments (Account, Creative, Strategy, Media, Production, and others as needed.
• Foresee/identify potential problems while proactively identifying solutions to address them in advance. 
• Oversee project planning with projects that will grow in size.
• Managing designer and editor schedules and workflows
• Observing occasional pitches for new business.
• Eventually taking on a small client to manage while assisting a Sr. PM on a larger client.