Technical Project Manager

Company name: Blackstraw.ai

Job location: Chennai (Work from office)

Job Type: Full-time

Experience: 8 + Years

NP: Immediate to 30 days of official NP

The Project Manager will be in charge of schedules, budgets, resources and deliverables for the projects they are in charge of. The candidate should be able to monitor and guide all teams to make sure project goals and deliverables are being met. Knowledge of the larger picture without neglecting granular details while tracking project health, staying alert for risk and resolving issues as they arise. Maintain standards and monitor scope, ensure project quality and handle documentation. Handling communication with all stakeholders on a daily basis.

Responsibilities:

Manage end-to-end project planning, execution and monitoring including scoping, design, development.

Produce variance metrics and demonstrate continuous improvements in performance and productivity.

Create and manage methods of management, communication plans, and processes.

Apply change, risk and resource management.

Be in charge of the day-to-day execution of the engagement process and take ownership of the whole engagement deliverable.

Participate in the allocation of budget, staff and any other resource(s) that are needed to accomplish or achieve set out goals (projects), and also monitor the performance of every project.

Provide process improvement recommendations that are based on best practices and industry standards.

Good and effective communication and leadership skills.

Competencies:

10+ years experience in project management, especially enterprise clients and scalable projects.

PMP certification would be a bonus; PMO experience preferred.

Experience in communicating technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Experience in a Software Development Team and working within Agile frameworks.

Experience of working or building with cloud services.

A programming background in Python, Java, Node and Frontend technologies would be mandatory

Project Managers transitioned from developers.