Senior Producer

Digital Pulp; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Part time

Job summary

Digital Pulp is seeking a Senior Producer to lead development of creative and technical solutions and innovative brand experiences for clients. This contract role offers potential conversion to staff and requires a leader who can drive projects end-to-end.

The ideal candidate has 5+ years of agency project management leadership, excels at guiding both creative and technical work, and can coordinate with front-end and back-end teams while keeping clients informed and engaged.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of project management leadership in a digital agency.
• Strong communication and client management skills.
• Ability to manage both creative and technical project phases.
• Experience with CMS-based sites (WordPress, Drupal, AEM).
• Familiarity with agile methodologies and Scrum.

Responsibilities

• Guide clients through all phases of project development.
• Lead the Discovery phase and draft findings and recommendations.
• Oversee brand positioning and strategy deliverables (sitemaps, wireframes, visuals).
• Manage client feedback and ensure clear direction for the creative team.
• Review and align requirements with client expectations and business needs.
• Oversee budget and schedule from idea to launch, addressing scope creep.

Skills

Verbal & written communication

Project management leadership

Creative and technical coordination

Tools

JIRA

CMS platforms (WordPress, Drupal, AEM)

Job description

Digital Pulp is looking for a passionate and talented Senior Producer to lead development of creative/technical solutions and innovative brand experiences for our clients. Our ideal candidate is more than an expert in project management, but also someone who can champion product strategies that will move our client's business forward.

This is a contract position with potential for conversion to staff.

Responsibilities

• Guide clients with warmth and intelligence through all the phases of project development
• Manage the project Discovery phase, which includes creating the first draft of a polished document to summarize our findings and strategic recommendations
• Manage brand positioning and messaging work, as well as the development of sitemaps, wireframes, visual concepts and other project-specific strategy deliverables
• Manage the feedback and revision cycles with the client, ensuring our creative team has clear direction
• Review and edit project functional requirements to ensure they align with client expectations and business needs
• Manage the budget and schedule from idea to launch, including collaboration with the project team to come up with solutions to scope creep
• Discuss the technical implementation approach with the front-end and back-end development teams, and then explain the pros and cons to non-technical stakeholders
• Manage ongoing interdisciplinary project meetings to foster vital team collaboration and efficient use of project hours
• Hold daily Scrum meetings and sprint planning sessions
• Maintain project resource bookings for your projects, and flag resourcing conflicts early
• Assign and manage workflow through our JIRA project management system
• Provide regular progress reports, both internally and to our client
• Serve as a communication hub for the overall project effort, inspiring the team to produce the smartest and most creative solutions

You

• Exemplary verbal and written communication skills
• 5+ years of project management leadership roles in digital agency production
• Equally comfortable managing creative and technical phases of a project
• Comfortable working with Claude and Claude Cowork to come up with efficient solutions to project challenges
• Experience developing CMS-based sites from scratch (WordPress, Drupal & AEM experience a big plus)
• Experience developing destinations with large amounts of content and media assets
• Great sense of humor

Us

Founded in 1996, Digital Pulp is a design agency with clients across several categories, but our focus is on higher learning and non-profit. Clients include USC, University of Oregon, NYU, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Make-A-Wish, United Way and Colonial Williamsburg.