Junior Project Manager

We are looking for a Junior Project Manager to join our growing PM team. This is a long-term position suited for someone with hands-on experience in project management, project coordination, or business analysis in IT who is ready to take on more ownership and grow steadily in the PM direction.

We are not looking for someone who simply executes instructions. We are looking for someone who thinks, asks the right questions, understands the context behind a task, and takes responsibility for delivering quality results — even on small things.

Responsibilities

• Managing projects across different stages of the development lifecycle
• Tracking tasks, deadlines, blockers, open questions, follow-ups, and risks
• Preparing meeting notes, status updates, and call summaries
• Keeping project documentation current and well-organized
• Communicating with cross-functional teams: developers, QA, designers, BAs, and clients
• Participating in internal and client-facing meetings
• Organizing demos, status meetings, and other regular project activities

• Identifying risks, unclear requirements, dependencies, and potential issues early

   

Requirements

• 6 months to 1 year of practical experience in Project Management, Project Coordination, or Business Analysis in IT
• Understanding of SDLC and the main stages of product development
• Familiarity with Agile and Scrum methodologies
• Hands-on experience with task-tracking tools such as Jira, Trello, or Asana
• Ability to work with information: structure it, clarify it, and document it clearly
• Experience writing meeting notes, follow-ups, status updates, and project documentation
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Analytical mindset with a genuine interest in understanding tasks beyond surface level
• Openness to feedback and a clear motivation to grow in the PM direction

• English level: Upper-Intermediate or Advanced

   

What matters most to us

More than years of experience, we value mindset. The right person for this role is someone who does not wait to be told every next step. When a task is unclear, they work to clarify it — asking questions, finding context, and thinking about the end result. They take ownership not just of completing tasks, but of completing them well. They do not get stuck in ambiguity; they move things forward.

Hiring stages

HR Interview → Test Task → PM/Technical Interview