As a Junior Project Manager, you will analyze traditional and social media data, write and present reports, maintain client relationships, ensure data integrity, review coders’ work and provide feedback, and develop sector expertise. A successful JPM is a self-starter requiring minimal day-to-day supervision and should collaborate well with colleagues. He/She works with a complexity of problems solved is easy to moderately complex with guidance and should be well-versed in all aspects of the platform(s) required for the work
Responsibilities
- Working with project managers and providing assistance whenever needed
- Using project management principles to oversee productivity
- Coordinating timelines and adjust objectives according to new directives
- Meeting with clients and ask questions to clarify goals
- Preparing progress reports for project managers
- Attending status meetings and updating team members about potential project delays
- Directing employees as needed and answering questions about their expectations
- Managing project risks and alerting project manager of impending issues
- Contribute articles and ideas to white papers and in-depth research.
- Understand project methodology.
- Observe and implement more efficient software features and functions.
- Troubleshoot data issues/missing content.
- Complete existing assigned reports, in a timely manner, with attention to detail. Headlines are relevant and insightful.
Qualifications
- Degree in a pertinent discipline.
- Recognized Project Management qualification.
- Demonstrable experience as a Junior Project Manager or similar.
- In-depth understanding of prevailing project management methods.
- Forethought, with the capacity to identify and minimize risks.
- Ability to detect and capitalize on others' strengths.
- Top-notch supervision, delegation, and capacity development abilities.
- Familiarity with tools and metrics needed to evaluate project performance.
- Ability to perceive and ameliorate conflict and tension.