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Program Director.

Job Description.

About Program Management.

Program management oversees day-to-day project activities, including management of the internal team and client communication. They’re also responsible for resourcing and financial reporting across the program. Program management has unique autonomy to be strategic and drive decision making. They’re there from start to finish. Ultimately, program management is the hub that’s holding everything together. 

Job description.

Huge is looking for a Program Director to join our Program Management team. You will oversee a team of project managers, establish and test ways of working, collaborate with a wide variety of different disciplines and client types, meeting or exceeding deliverable requirements, assessing change and risk management and deliver the best product possible.

 What you’ll be doing.

  • You will meet deliverable requirements, assess change and risk management, and frequently oversee a number of hybrid client/Huge teams.
  • As a mentor and manager of fellow employees, can both lead by example and also take an active interest in fostering the talents of those working under you.
  • You will manage and set client expectations, making sure everyone from clients to internal team members are satisfied.
  • You will manage long-term, multi-million dollar engagements with multiple project tracks and teams as well as command project management processes and methodologies.
  • You will focus on goals and solutions that impact both individual work streams, and also the program as a whole.

What we’d like to see:

  • You have extensive experience structuring, leading, and growing several, multi-year, multi-million dollar engagements with parallel and interconnected work streams and teams.
  • You lead strategic discussions & presentations to clients on a regular basis.
  • You have worked in a client services organization, preferably on projects with top tier consulting firms or interactive agencies (including web, mobile, video, brand, and strategic consulting projects).
  • You have an understanding of web and application development and design lifecycle, and knowledge of web development technologies and emerging technologies including AR/VR, voice and AI. 
  • You have a strong appreciation for design and user experience.  
  • You have experience running large scale integrated marketing campaigns for top brands. Must have knowledge of banner and video production process.
  • You consider yourself a generalist and someone that can jump into many different categories of work and deliver.
  • You are a leader, mentor and motivator for your team to perform the best results. 
  • You represent program management at the office leadership level and take on more responsibility for department leadership and mentorship.
  • You have a strong appreciation for design and user experience.  

About Huge.

Huge is a global experience agency made up of creatives, designers, technologists, strategists, and data scientists. We help companies elevate the human experience by creating unified brand experiences that people love. We work with clients such as Google, McDonald’s, FCA, Brooks Running, P&G, and others, who are as committed to shaping culture and defining the future as we are. Headquartered in Brooklyn, we currently have more than 1,200 employees working across 13 offices in North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

Huge is committed to creating an inclusive employee experience for all. Regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, disability, or if you’re parenting the next generation of innovators, we firmly believe that our work is at its best when everyone feels free to be their

 

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