Producer | Ironbelly Studios

Producer

Producer

on remote – full time – starting now
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DESCRIPTION

We are expanding our Production team here at Ironbelly and this time, we are looking for a Project Manager / Producer to help organize and stay on top multiple ongoing projects. As a general overview, we typically have a number of projects in development at any given time in both Unity and Unreal, being managed by 4-6 project managers around the world. This is a remote position so it is critical that you are extremely self-motivated and have no problem working in a virtual setting. We’re based in Montreal, so if you share our timezone, even better. But it’s not required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Sprint Planning, setup and take down.
  • Help producers create and maintain product/project roadmaps.
  • Assist in the day-to-day triage of issues between the production (support and operations), testing, product and development teams.
  • Helping both product and engineering teams write specifications and requirements.

EXPERIENCE

  • 5+ years of project management experience, preferably at video game studios.
  • Experience managing remote staff.
  • Experience working remotely.
  • Incredibly precise and high levels of organization.
  • Strong analytical skill, very well-organized, problem-solving.
  • Responsible, result-oriented, able to work under high pressure and to handle multiple tasks at the same time.
  • Good leadership and team spirit.
  • A strong understanding of various kinds of project management methodologies, from the more formal and structured (waterfall) to more agile (SCRUM/KANBAN).
  • Solid oral and written communication skills (English).
  • Previous experience managing software development.
  • Familiarity with ticket and task-tracking tools such as Jira, Trello, Pivotal Tracker, and others.
  • Extremely self-motivated (please have examples of projects and other spare time activities.

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