What you will do
Run 3–5 projects at once: deadlines, stages, statuses, acceptance
Keep the client informed without being reminded to
Collect and record agreements so they can be revisited a month later
Break the work down with the team so nobody waits on someone else’s result
Spot the risk of a slip a week ahead, not on the delivery day
What we expect
2+ years running projects in development or design — the role itself, not an adjacent one
An understanding of what a web project is made of: you can tell a layout tweak from a logic rewrite
The ability to say “no” and offer an alternative instead of a flat refusal
Precision in record-keeping: everything agreed is written down and available
A calm reaction when the client changes their mind mid-stage
Nice to have
Experience in a studio or an agency, not only in a product team
Work with e-commerce, CRM or complex integrations
English at the level of writing to a client abroad
Conditions
Remote, with a flexible start of the day
Paid twice a month, the range is discussed at the interview
Sales and the first conversation with the client are the founder’s — you join when the work starts
The process is not inherited: how projects are run is largely yours to shape