Role Description The Software Project Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Adelaide, SA. This role is responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing software projects from initiation through delivery, ensuring they are completed on time, within scope, and within budget. Daily responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional teams, managing project schedules and resources, tracking risks and issues, and facilitating clear communication among stakeholders. The Software Project Manager will work closely with customers, and internal teams (product, development, and operations) to gather and refine requirements, prioritise features, and maintain alignment with business objectives. The role also involves reporting on project progress, driving continuous improvement in delivery practices, and supporting quality assurance activities to ensure robust, scalable solutions.

• QualificationsCandidates should possess Software Project Management skills in leading technology initiatives.
• Candidates should possess robust Analytical Skills and Requirements Analysis capabilities to translate business needs into clear, actionable project plans.
• Candidates should possess excellent communication, stakeholder management, and collaboration skills to work with cross-functional teams and clients.
• Candidates should possess proven ability in risk management, time management, and resource planning in a software or telecommunications environment.
• Project Management qualifications is preferred but not required.

• Who you areA great communicator, who loves working with clients and within a team, collaborating with various areas within the company.
• You have the ability to confidently report on project progress both internally and directly with clients.
• A range of quality Software Project Management experience over 2+ years.
• Experience preparing and maintaining documentation.
• Pursue self-improvement, innovation and the adoption of best practice in order to enhance the productivity and effectiveness of the team.

Role Description The Software Project Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Adelaide, SA. This role is responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing software projects from initiation through delivery, ensuring they are completed on time, within scope, and within budget. Daily responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional teams, managing project schedules and resources, tracking risks and issues, and facilitating clear communication among stakeholders. The Software Project Manager will work closely with customers, and internal teams (product, development, and operations) to gather and refine requirements, prioritise features, and maintain alignment with business objectives. The role also involves reporting on project progress, driving continuous improvement in delivery practices, and supporting quality assurance activities to ensure robust, scalable solutions.

• QualificationsCandidates should possess Software Project Management skills in leading technology initiatives.
• Candidates should possess robust Analytical Skills and Requirements Analysis capabilities to translate business needs into clear, actionable project plans.
• Candidates should possess excellent communication, stakeholder management, and collaboration skills to work with cross-functional teams and clients.
• Candidates should possess proven ability in risk management, time management, and resource planning in a software or telecommunications environment.
• Project Management qualifications is preferred but not required.

• Who you areA great communicator, who loves working with clients and within a team, collaborating with various areas within the company.
• You have the ability to confidently report on project progress both internally and directly with clients.
• A range of quality Software Project Management experience over 2+ years.
• Experience preparing and maintaining documentation.
• Pursue self-improvement, innovation and the adoption of best practice in order to enhance the productivity and effectiveness of the team.