Assistant Project Manager
suiAlexandria (VA)
$20-24 hour
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SUI (DBA Signs Unlimited, Inc.) in Alexandria, Virginia is seeking a full-time, in-office, project manager to work with our signage/graphics company. The position would entail being attentive to customers and their requests, RFIs, requesting pricing from vendors, reviewing pricing with oversight, issuing quotes, compiling purchase orders, handling design requests between clients and the graphics department, coordinating the timing of installations, and follow-up. Someone with experience in the construction industry is ideal for this position. A project manager will work with each department at the company and it requires a very organized person who is attentive to detail; in other words, someone who does not let things slip through the cracks. Good note-taking and conscientious follow-up move a project along smoothly. Below are our company’s core values and what makes us unique in our industry. If these values describe you, then with the training you could be a great fit our team:
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This is NOT a software development position or SCRUM.Core Values:1. The Golden Rule2. Proactive3. Communication4. Dedicated attention to detail5. Methodical, organized, and efficient6. Problem-solvingWhat makes SUI unique from other sign/graphics companies:1. Our people’s sense of urgency and responsiveness2. Our Design and Collaboration Efforts3. Our quality work product and implementationSee what our customers like about working with SUI: http://suicreative.com/testimonials/See our work here: https://www.instagram.com/suicreative/ or http://suicreative.com/gallery/Starting pay $20-24 hour depending on experienceHealthcare coverage (Vision, no dental) Technology we use:- Apple macOS (Familiarity preferred, but not required)- Google Suite for Business- Todoist- Slack,- Xero
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