Project Manager
motion tacticTempe (AZ)
About the role
Motion Tactic is a creative agency located in Tempe, AZ. At our core, we are a web design, development and digital marketing agency that is dedicated to creating a collaborative environment where we create our best work and provide innovative solutions for our clients. The project manager position works in tandem with the accounts team to manage website projects. You'll support the account strategists in identifying client needs and delegate them to the design, development, and marketing teams. This position is highly collaborative with internal teams to ensure that Motion Tactic is delivering the best in quality and service. As a project manager you'll support our accounts and production teams by creating project scopes that clearly define project deliverables and allocate production time to complete projects. Keeping our internal teams organized and directed is one of the primary functions of the project management role. You'll work collaboratively to create and delegate tasks to our production teams and help them stay organized through the production process.
Main Responsibilities:
Predicting capacity Integrating external sources Quality control Use of hours management Deadline compliance
Requirements:
1 - 2 years account management or project management experience. Only local folks will be considered for this position.
Job Type: Full-time, In-Person
Benefits: Dental insurance Health insurance
Schedule: Monday to Friday
Experience:
Project management: 1 year (Preferred)If you're interested in this role and would like to stand out from the pack, shoot us an email at hr@motiontactic.com
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