Traffic Manager

Archlabs; Metro Manila; On-site; PHP 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Archlabs in the NCR, Philippines, is looking for a Traffic Manager to lead traffic, workload planning, and capacity allocation within Creative Design. You will coordinate delivery against deadlines, budgets, SLAs and KPIs, and track productivity to determine freelance requirements.

You will enforce workflow, quality control and brand standards, use WIP data to improve utilization and project efficiency, and help scale APAC work-sharing with stronger commercial reporting and continuous process

Responsibilities

• Own traffic, workload planning and capacity allocation
• Coordinate delivery against deadlines, budgets, SLAs and KPIS
• Track productivity and determine freelance requirements
• Enforce workflow, quality-control and brand standards
• Use WIP data to improve utilization and project efficiency
• Improve operational efficiency, resource utilization and delivery quality while enabling scalable APAC work-sharing, better commercial reporting and continuous process improvement.

Job description

Traffic Manager

Application Deadline: 1 October 2026

Department: Creative Design

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: NCR, Philippines

Description

Responsibilities & Contribution:

• Own traffic, workload planning and capacity allocation
• Coordinate delivery against deadlines, budgets, SLAs and KPIS
• Track productivity and determine freelance requirements
• Enforce workflow, quality-control and brand standards
• Use WIP data to improve utilization and project efficiency

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Alignment

• Improve operational efficiency, resource utilization and delivery quality while enabling scable APAC work-sharing, better commercial reporting and continuous process improvement.

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

Risk (if not approved)

• Without central traffic ownership, workload may become uneven and delivery slower. Freelancer costs, rework and senior-team coordination time may rise while productivity visibility and scalability decline.