Production Manager
Production Manager
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Plan, schedule, and execute production activities leading to successful launch of client programs.
- Maintain schedule of determined project timelines with clients by tracking production schedule and content deliverables.
- Gather and preflight creative assets (logos, images, videos) to ensure they meet specifications.
- Build client programs in our proprietary content management system (CMS) by uploading editorial content, images, videos, maps, PDFs, etc.
- Provide production support post-launch as related to further development, updates, revisions, and additional modifications to platforms.
- Lead testing and quality assurance of UX of web and mobile applications on various devices.
- Maintain clear communication with and lead liaison between the development team, client services & production teams. Qualifications for Production Manager:
- Ideally 3+ years of similar experience in a fast-paced, client-centric environment
- Strong organizational and time-management skills
- Ability to maintain efficiency and accuracy across all levels of the production process High regard for quality assurance and attention to detail
- Accountability and dependability across all areas of production process
- Self-starter with the ability to manage responsibilities independently
- Microsoft Office experience required
- Experience with Adobe Creative Suite a bonus
- This is a US based role, with the ability to maintain EST hours
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