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Posted on: 24 August 2023
Job Title: Mid-weight Technical Project Manager
Location: London
Salary: £40,000 - £55,000
Job type: Hybrid 3 days a week in the office / Full Time
The Role:
A Mid-Weight Technical Project Manager at FX works to ensure the continued successful delivery of technical projects within FX, supporting and enabling team members to ideate and create to the best of their ability. They use their experience and skills to support the wider team in the creation of briefs, scopes/statements of work, and the communication of deadlines with internal FX team members and clients. Further to this, they communicate the progress of projects to clients and report on the outcome of projects to the FX leadership team.
As a Mid-Weight Technical Project Manager, you will be working with development teams to deliver OTT/CTV projects to our clients. These teams are made up of developers/engineers, QA analysts, designers, product managers and you!
Responsibilities:
Project Management
Account Direction
Business Development
Team Leadership
Must have skills/experience:
Desirable
What we offer:
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Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of: Project Planning Specialist, Project Schedule Coordinator, Project Dependency Manager, Project Control Facilitator, Project Management Strategist, Project Alignment Coordinator, Business Objective Integrator, Organizational Knowledge Expert, Cross-functional Collaboration Facilitator, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Scope and Deliverables Coordinator, Communication and Expectations Manager may also be considered for this role.
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