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Work in your Jira, Linear, or Azure DevOps workflow, and collaborate in Slack or Teams with product, marketing, and engineering.
Sigi Technologies
Hire digital project managers who run websites, product launches, and cross-functional digital work—vendors, content, engineering, and launch dates in one plan.
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Creative, web, analytics, and vendors share one live date — not four calendars that drift.
SOWs, reviews, and handoffs sequenced so “waiting on the other side” stops being the default status.
Instrumentation and acceptance checks sit on the critical path, so launch day is not a surprise.
This role is part of IT Staffing Services. Our digital project managers embed into your workflow, coordinate across functions, and keep launch dates honest without a parallel status process.
Digital work fails when content, design, engineering, and vendors each keep their own calendar. We staff PMs who hold one plan and make change control explicit.
Teams typically hire a digital project manager when launches slip because owners are split. Related web execution lives on Hire Web Developers. Campaign calendars live on Hire Marketing Project Managers.
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Global clients
We embed digital project managers who own the plan across web, product, content, and vendors.
Release dates, environments, content freeze, and go-live checks owned in one plan.
Design, engineering, content, analytics, and legal sequenced so handoffs have owners.
External studios and integrators work to your tracker, not a side email thread.
Briefs, reviews, and acceptance criteria that prevent last-week surprises.
Tracking, QA, redirects, and rollback owners confirmed before the date, not after.
Added requests get a date impact. Silent scope growth stops being the default.
Teams typically hire digital project managers when launches, vendors, or split ownership start blocking digital delivery.
Marketing, product, and engineering each think someone else owns the date.
Agencies and integrators report separately, and nobody can see the critical path.
Copy, assets, and build work finish on different dates, so launch readiness is guesswork.
Feedback loops have no owner, no cutoff, and no impact on the date.
A multi-workstream digital program needs one PM who can hold scope and sequence.
Product and marketing (or IT and the agency) need a single accountable plan.
Digital delivery staffing
We screen digital project managers for multi-workstream launches — creative reviews, CMS freezes, tracking QA, and vendor handoffs — not calendar admin alone. You interview a shortlist; a trial confirms they can hold your launch calendar before it continues.
If dates slip because content, vendors, and engineering keep separate calendars, we will embed a digital project manager and start inside your existing workflow.
IT Staffing Services includes digital project managers across web launches, transformation programs, and omnichannel work because teams search by the program they already have.
New sites, redesigns, and product releases where content, QA, and engineering must hit one date.
Multi-workstream change—platforms, process, and vendors—where sequence and decision owners matter more than slides.
Landing experiences, seasonal sites, and channel launches that sit between marketing and product delivery.
How we work
Digital project management works when the PM operates inside your tools and decision path—not a side status deck.
Work in your Jira, Linear, or Azure DevOps workflow, and collaborate in Slack or Teams with product, marketing, and engineering.
Follow your design reviews, content approvals, and definition of done so launch criteria stay explicit.
Keep the critical path current, record date impact when scope changes, and report what is ready versus blocked.
A digital project manager should make launches more predictable: one plan, earlier handoff risk, and fewer last-week surprises.
Content, vendors, and engineering report into the same plan instead of competing calendars.
Briefs and reviews have cutoffs, so build work is not waiting on unmarked feedback.
QA, analytics, redirects, and rollback owners are confirmed before go-live.
Added requests show a date impact instead of silent slip.
Many teams start with one digital project manager and expand after the first launch cycle proves fit. Joining a redesign or replatform already in flight is a common engagement.
Brands and organizations that trust our delivery
How we staff digital project manager roles
Choose a model based on whether you need ongoing digital program ownership, a launch specialist, or a small delivery pod.
Best for ongoing web, product, and digital program delivery with continuous coordination.
Hire for a launch, replatform, or omnichannel program where the workstream mix is already known.
Faster launches with fewer gaps: digital project manager plus web or marketing PM support for content-heavy programs.
A digital project manager owns cross-functional digital delivery—web, product, vendors, and launch readiness. A marketing project manager owns campaign calendars, creative production, and go-to-market work. See Hire Marketing Project Managers if the gap is campaign operations.
Yes. Joining a program in flight to rebuild the plan, owners, and launch criteria is a common engagement.
Yes. Vendor and internal workstreams report into one tracker and one critical path.
Yes. Many teams start with one PM and expand after the first launch cycle proves fit.