Associate Project Manager

Job Description

About Us We are not just an AD agency or a creative agency, we are a Communication Company. Founded in 2014, Moshi Moshi is a young, creative, gutsy, and committed communication company that wants its clients to always Expect the EXTRA from it. Our primary clientele consists of Startups and Corporations like Ola, Zoomcar, Mercedes Benz, ITC, Aditya Birla Group, TATA Group, MTV, IHCL, Jaquar, Sobha, Simple Energy, and Godrej amongst others. We have a huge team of creative folks, marketers, learners, developers, and coders who believe Moshi Moshi is an experience rather than a company. Job Role : Associate Project Manager Experience Level: 2+ years Location : Bangalore, Onsite Job Overview Will Handle projects where multiple departments are involved in Brand Delivery. Big Projects where heavy execution is involved. Roles & Responsibilities Coordinate with the client and the development team making sure the smooth flow of (WordPress, MEAN / MERNSTACK) projects. Being the One Point POC for clients & handling their issues. Delegating the projects to the Team. Should have exposure to handling Website clients. Following up and making sure projects run smoothly in the given timeline. We are looking for someone who has handled projects from scratch. Handled a team of developers, UI/UX designers, content writer, testers. Should have experience of client interaction on a daily basis. Set project milestones and monitor progress to ensure timely delivery. Handle and resolve technical queries from clients regarding project aspects. Ensure client satisfaction through effective resolution of issues and proactive communication. Cater predominantly to the domestic market, understanding specific needs and requirements. Document the scope of work clearly and comprehensively to guide the development process. Ensure all documentation is up-to-date and accessible to relevant stakeholders. Skills:- Project Management, IT project management, Client Servicing and Client Management Show more Show less