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Senior Project Manager - Strategic Accounts

United States Remote

HiveMQ - Welcome to our team

HiveMQ empowers businesses to transform with the most trusted MQTT platform. Designed to connect, communicate, and control IoT data under real-world stress, the HiveMQ MQTT platform is the proven enterprise standard and powers use cases in automotive, energy, logistics, smart manufacturing, transportation, and more. Leading brands like Audi, BMW, Liberty Global, Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, and ZF choose HiveMQ to build smarter IoT projects, modernize factories, and create better customer experiences.

HiveMQ is a remote-first company headquartered in Landshut, Germany, with a US office in Boston, Massachusetts. The last time we counted, we spoke 32 languages within our diverse team at HiveMQ. We are looking for innovative, motivated, and passionate individuals to join our rapidly growing company. 

HiveMQ’s Vision for this role

The Senior Project Manager - Strategic Accounts will oversee the end-to-end delivery of high-value, complex projects for key strategic clients. By managing stakeholders across multiple teams, both internal and external, you will ensure that new and existing HiveMQ customers see impact and value from our products quickly.

Who are you?

The ideal candidate for this job should have most of the following:

  • Extensive experience leading and managing multiple large-scale, cross-functional projects simultaneously, from initiation to completion related to the long term success of strategic accounts
  • Proven stakeholder management skills with prior experience managing both internal- as well as external stakeholders. 
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present complex information clearly to a non-technical audience. 
  • Past experience supporting enterprise level accounts on their technical success journey

You might also have:

  • Experience designing Architecture and proof of concepts
  • Exposure to and knowledge of modern Cloud Technologies
  • Familiarity with distributed systems pertaining to messaging or database technologies
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