Experienced WordPress Development Project Manager Needed

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TYPE OF WORK

Full Time

WAGE / SALARY

$600 / month - $1000 / month dependin...

HOURS PER WEEK

TBD

DATE UPDATED

Jul 11, 2026

JOB OVERVIEW

We are looking for an "ownership level" project manager - someone who can take full responsibility for owning a project from beginning to end with very little supervision, and someone who understands how to manage and developers and QA people firmly, fairly and compassionately.

Job Requirements:

You must have at least 1 year experience managing web development / software projects.

You must have experience with Agile as well as Waterfall project management methodologies, and be experienced with the systems and processes involved.

You must be able to issue high level reports and project status updates that use empirical data to reset expectations around changes in project outcome (good or bad news).

You must be willing to employ creative solutions to always do your best to meet the customer's requirements.

You must be able communicate effectively with the project stakeholders the trade-offs and impacts of various decisions under discussion (for example, projected end-date given current scope and resources, how adding scope impacts the end date, how removing a resource might affect the project, etc.)

You must be technical enough to understand the difference between terms like HTML vs. Javascript vs. CSS, as well have had actual experience configuring WordPress websites.

You must be able to manage multiple projects at once.

You must be confidence navigating the WordPress admin area, installing plugins, writing posts and pages, etc.

Your English communication skills must be excellent.

To apply, please respond to the following questions:

1) Explain the relationship between scope, schedule, and resources on a project?
2) What are the main differences between Agile and Waterfall PM methodologies?
3) A developer on your team has not completed a task he has been asked to complete on time. How do you handle communicating with him? Please write an example email.

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