As a Junior Project Manager, you will participate in planning, overseeing, and managing the many projects Frost handles. Your work will be to ensure these jobs are completed on time, within the budget, and consistent with specified quality standards. You’ll be communicating with internal and external stakeholders, and making sure that all resources are aligned with the project’s scope and objectives.
You are expected to collaborate with senior project managers, as well as our design, development, and content teams.
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The Job
Project-Related Responsibilities
- Create a detailed project management plan and other related project documents.
- Identify and create a high-level scope of work, estimates, project schedule, milestones and deadlines
- Track and report project performance and results, using appropriate KPIs, metrics, tools and techniques, to project stakeholders and project sponsors on a regular basis.
- Constantly identify risks and issues and provide solutions to project-related issues.
Team-Related Responsibilities
- Manage different teams that will contribute to the success of the project.
- Foster a culture of accountability and ownership with the project team.
- Ensure that all team members and stakeholders have the required information and resources to carry out their tasks effectively and in a timely manner.
- Lead and facilitate project meetings.
- Monitor the team’s work time, output, and timesheets on a daily basis.
Customer-Oriented Responsibilities
- Create a communication plan and manage communication with both external and internal stakeholders (clients, sponsors, executives, etc.)
- Organize and participate in client meetings.
- Ensure compliance with client requirements and business needs.
- Ensure an overall customer satisfaction.
- Schedule and conduct meetings with clients for touchpoints or cadence meetings
- Occasional Duties (duties or tasks done on an occasional basis)
- Performing quality control by testing and reviewing the quality of the features, functionalities, project artefacts, and project files due for release.
- Review the documentations or related literature released internally or externally.
- Understand and document business requirements and translate then into functional documents that can be understood by both end users, technical, creative, product and business stakeholders.
- Contribute to the development of the PM processes, and ensuring that all projects assigned to him/her meets the quality standards set by PMO Practice Head.
- Ensure that the project’s objectives and outcomes are met in alignment with the Project Director’s business objectives and project strategy.
Other tasks may be assigned by the management team from time to time.