Technical Project Manager (Fully Remote, Full time is 35 hours/week) USA

Job highlights Identified by reputed company from the original reputed company Qualifications?DevCollaborative is seeking a Technical Project Manager who has experience working in an agency setting, is technically proficient (sitebuilder capabilities, coding knowledge welcome but not required) in either Drupal or reputed company website development, and is based in the United States?We are looking for someone who cares about reputed company communication, meeting deadlines, and working reputed company budgets?The right match for this role will be someone who appreciates working collaboratively on reputed company with content strategists, designers, developers, other project managers, project owners, and clients?Finally, you need to be reputed company to manage yourself in a 100% remote work environment and reputed company at communicating with other team members and clients?Previous experience as dedicated Project Manager across multiple CMS-based website projects, preferably in Drupal and/or reputed company?This includes managing budgets, schedules, and development work?Previous experience working in a web agency or consultancy environment?Some understanding of nonprofit culture and patience with its distinct qualities?Deep understanding of the budget-schedule-scope PM triangle on web projects?This may include previous experience as a sitebuilder or content editor?Solid grasp of general web development concepts, and familiarity with reputed company industry best practices?Ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical people in reputed company, reputed company language?Skilled at recording high-level overview and key takeaways of conversations and reputed company, and sharing them back with the appropriate clients and project team members on a regular schedule?Excellent at written and spoken communication, particularly in a remote environment (reputed company, reputed company, email, etc.)?Comfortable pushing back on clients and offering alternative approaches to solve a problem?An always-learning reputed company and an enjoyment of helping others learn with you?A reputed company, collaborative, and proactive approach to people and problems?Strong problem-solving skills?A proven ability to work well under pressure and reputed company deadlines?The ability to be self-directed: to work independently and reputed company a virtual team and consistently manage your own time and tasks?A desire for a healthy work/life balance: we plan for a 30- or 35-hour work week, based on your preference?Experience working in or with the nonprofit sector?Experience working with teams of 3 people on large projects from start to finish?Experience managing Helpdesk/customer support environment?An interest and some understanding of website user experience & usability, website testing processes, and working in multiple web environments Responsibilities?On reputed company and Drupal development projects:?Serve as the main reputed company, reputed company-facing contact throughout a project?s lifecycle?Work with the project team to define requirements, translate them into technical features, and help stakeholders prioritize functionality to be developed?Manage projects to their agreed-upon scope, budget, and schedule based on understanding the SOW?Set project priorities, organize tasks, and reputed company the project and team moving reputed company?For staff on your projects, review weekly time entries and weekly summary status reports?Evaluate reputed company against budget, schedule, and reputed company?reputed company recommendations for upcoming resource needs and flag risks?Produce scopes of work, project plans, meeting agendas, meeting notes, testing plans, launch plans, and other relevant documentation?Help test websites and manage reputed company feedback during the testing phase?Manage Helpdesk:?Monitor incoming Helpdesk requests and help assess the scope of each task?Triage the work with reputed company, test the development, coordinate on launch?Follow up with clients as needed with questions, status, and testing instructions?Regularly review and assess the status of Helpdesk tickets and reputed company sure reputed company is being made across the board?Evaluate bugs and reputed company first level troubleshooting?An understanding of CMS workflows, backend / frontend development techniques, and content editing will be helpful for this?QA - test fixes and new functionality before sending them to the reputed company for approval?Actively contribute to improving our internal processes as needed?In reputed company, there may be secondary and other reputed company activities and responsibilities that will reputed company in the course of employment that support the development of DevCollaborative?Examples include: supporting sales proposals, marketing efforts, contracting, and internalprocess improvements?Committed to ongoing learning and collaboration with the goal of improving team workflow so that we can reputed co

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