part-time temp digital PM at PATH
Hi all, forwarding an announcement about an immediate need at PATH... -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Fwd: FW: Help me find a part-time temp digital PM Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2016 16:10:55 -0700 Hi, My PATH team had our key digital project manager move to Bend and drop to 50% until we can find a replacement. So I need some temp help ASAP to get the team is supported while we make a permanent hire. If you know of anyone who meets the description below, please send them my way ASAP. I’ll be going out more formally to temp agencies starting tomorrow but I’d much prefer (always) to find someone through referral networks. Feel free to forward this, share on social media, etc. PATH’s Communications Team (managing www.path.org <http://www.path.org>) is looking for a temp short-term, half-time (40 to 60%) web development project manager to work on PATH <https://www.facebook.com/PATHglobalhealth/> institutional web properties and projects starting ASAP through roughly June 30, with possible extension if budgets and workloads permit. We’re looking for someone with experience managing a small web development team (design, UX, developer, content, testing, production) using the Agile methodology and Jira software. The team is adding features and function to our existing digital properties, as well as managing the website sustainment queue and planning future projects. We need a motivated, experienced, outcome-oriented digital PM who’s comfortable leading daily scrums and negotiating between differing perspectives on how to solve problems, and who is ready to pitch in as work ebbs and flows across our small, busy team. The position is interim until we hire a permanent full-timer (which the temp would also be welcome to apply for). Based in SLU across from Whole Foods. Hours and days are somewhat flexible and a small part of the job could be done remotely but the position is Seattle-based and requires on-site, in-person connection to the team several days a week. Contact: Tom Furtwangler tfurtwangler@path.org
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Alex McGee