Unannounced Project Production Coordinator – New Grad / Early-in-Career
Tech
Updated on 1/28/2023
Locations
Remote
Experience Level
Entry
Junior
Mid
Senior
Expert
Desired Skills
Confluence
JIRA
PowerPoint/Keynote/Slides
Communications
Requirements
- A recent graduate from a U.S. college, university, or related program within 12 months from October 2022
- Planning to graduate in Fall 2022 through Spring 2023 OR
- Moving from primarily learning to primarily working within 12 months
- Transitioning from one craft, function, or discipline to a new one within 12 months
- Experience with Windows, Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint and Word)
- Excellent organizational skills
- Ability to communicate effectively across multiple teams with excellent written and oral communication skills
- Familiarity with project management with sensitivity to time and deadline driven workflow
- Collaborative, team-oriented work style
- Must be able to handle a variety of multiple changing priorities in a dynamic environment
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience
Responsibilities
- Facilitate planning, scheduling, and regular team rituals for a small team
- Document and communicate key production and design decisions and their change control
- Work with senior staff to create production plans
- Help track schedules and managed assets
- Help identify weaknesses, bottlenecks, misalignments, and risks, and work to resolve them with support from senior staff
- Troubleshoot communication and workflow problems
- Support Producers in their budgeting tasks
- Ensure proper and timely communication of relevant issues to the Producers and Leads
- Provide overall coordination support and be a liaison for the team's needs
- Drive efficiency through standardization and automation
Desired Qualifications
- Experience working with production schedules
- Experience using Confluence and Jira (or similar project management tooling)
- Exposure to game engines, pipelines, or other technical and/or creative workflows
- Game experience desired but not essential