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A creative project management team in Madrid seeks a digital project leader to oversee various projects from concept to launch. This role requires at least 3 years of experience in managing digital projects, fluency in English, and a knowledge of data visualization. The candidate will connect designers, developers, and clients, ensuring project timelines and quality standards are met. A candidate with Spanish and/or Catalan proficiency will have an advantage. Apply today for this exciting opportunity!
Domestic Data Streamers (DDS) is a team of 30+ creatives, technologists, and researchers who turn data into public experiences to spark conversations and debate. We work across 50 countries with museums, cultural institutions, companies, and international organizations like the UN. For us, data isn't just numbers, it's a living part of how people see, feel, and act. THE ROLE : FULL-TIME
This role sits at the heart of how DDS brings digital projects to life. You'll be the connecting force between our digital team (designers, developers, researchers), clients, and our creative vision. You'll manage complex digital projects from concept through launch—platforms, data visualizations, interactive installations, creative websites that break the usual molds.
We're looking for someone who can speak both human and tech, who knows how to keep a team energized through long development cycles, and who understands that our work isn't just about delivering on time, it's about creating experiences that matter.
Projects completed on time, within scope, meeting quality standards
Useful, organized project records and learnings
People come before budgets and deadlines. Each project is something new, often something we haven't done before. At DDS, managers experience the most uncertainty and pressure, from start to finish of projects. On complex projects with many tasks, you need to assign roles clearly and not take on team responsibilities yourself. Know how to motivate each team member, building the feeling that they want to do the project, not that they have to do it. Summer schedule :