Job Description

About The Opportunity

A fast-scaling technology services firm operating at the intersection of enterprise SaaS, digital transformation, and agile delivery, we empower Fortune 500 and mid-market clients to accelerate time-to-market with high-impact, cross-functional project execution. Our Project Managers lead complex, mission-critical initiatives—balancing scope, risk, stakeholders, and velocity—with deep collaboration across engineering, product, and client success teams.

Role & Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end lifecycle of large-scale software or business transformation projects, from initiation through delivery and post-launch support.
Define project scope, deliverables, timelines, and resource plans—aligning with business objectives and technical constraints.
Manage cross-functional teams (dev, QA, UX, operations) using Agile/Scrum or hybrid methodologies to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery.
Proactively identify and mitigate risks, dependencies, and change requests—escalating when needed and maintaining stakeholder alignment.
Facilitate daily standups, sprint planning, retrospectives, and executive reviews; maintain Jira/Confluence artifacts for full transparency.
Partner with client stakeholders to gather requirements, manage expectations, and deliver measurable business value at each milestone.

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have
Project Management
Agile Methodologies
Jira
Confluence
Stakeholder Management
MS Project
Risk Mitigation
Scrum
Preferred
SAFe
PMP Certification
Client-facing Consulting Experience

Benefits & Culture Highlights

Hybrid work model with flexible scheduling and remote collaboration tools.
Opportunity to lead high-visibility projects for major enterprise clients across industries.
Continuous learning stipend and access to premium PM training/certifications.

Skills: ms project,project management,jira,confluence,scrum,stakeholder management,agile methodologies

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