Boston Interactive is a web design application development and internet marketing firm focused upon creating effective web based solutions that deliver a positive impact. Our company is a recognized leader in creating dynamic websites and assisting clients in optimizing their e-business strategy. Our continued success has created the need for an Interactive Producer / Project Manager to help deliver our clients the high level of service they have come to expect.
Boston Interactive is seeking an exceptional individual to fill the newly created role. The Interactive Producer is responsible for a wide range of disciplines in order to lead the production of website and web application projects. The Interactive Producer’s role is to manage the scope of work for new projects, establish and maintain project plans and manage the resources to complete all client deliverables.
Responsibilities:
- Coordinate design and development activities
- Coordinate subcontractor relationships
- Weekly status meetings and project updates
- Pre-sales meetings
- Information architecture activities
- Flow diagrams, site maps
- Competitive analysis
- Coordinate website maintenance/ site updates
- Manage the day-to-day activities of projects
Qualifications:
- Three year of related experience with a track record of accomplishment in website development or advertising agency environment
- Excellent client interaction skills
- Ability to multitask and effectively handle up to ten projects simultaneously
- BA or BS Degree preferred
- Additional accreditation desired (e.g. PMI certification, etc.)
- MS Office skills
- Good blend of technical and creative dexterity
- Organized, flexible, goal-oriented, results-driven individual
Compensation:
- Boston Interactive provides excellent career advancement potential along with a competitive remuneration package and company funded benefits, including a 401K plan, health plan and on-site health club membership.
Contact: careers@bostoninteractive.com
No agencies, outsourcing, telecommuting or development companies please.
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