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Senior Principal Project Manager - SCAYLE

With SCAYLE, we offer our in-house developed eCommerce infrastructure as a licensed product for online retailers who want to grow quickly and innovatively. SCAYLE was launched as the first API solution for online retailers who want to scale their shop with ABOUT YOU's proven infrastructure.

Would you like to contribute your ideas to our project, manage the connection to external partners and thus be an important driver for our future success? Then apply now as an IT project manager (m/f/d) – SCAYLE.

Location

Remote

level

Senior

Department

General

Type

Full-time

About company

ABOUT YOU is one of the largest fashion and lifestyle platforms in Europe. It is currently active in 26 European markets.
ABOUT YOU is a company driven by the passion to develop the best tech products.

Requirements

At least five years of experience as an IT project manager, preferably in an e-commerce environment
Great interest in IT and initial experience with business processes and functional dependencies
Initiative, solution orientation, hands-on mentality and creativity when handling tasks and processes
Fluent written and spoken German and English skills

Responsibilities

Management of the fast and smooth connection as well as the successful operation of our external partners
Contact with internal and external stakeholders as well as their control and coordination
Planning and implementation of a smooth project process
Reviewing our project progress and prioritizing tasks in regular project routines

Perks & Benefits

Exclusive employee discounts
Language courses
Help in the relocation process
Central Location
Company pension
Professional training
Dog-friendly office
AY Academy
Feedback Culture

Senior Principal Project Manager - SCAYLE

About company

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