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Abstra
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador,… · remote · Salary not listed
As a Senior Project Manager, you will play a critical role in leading the successful launch, delivery, and ongoing evolution of a mobile e-commerce platform serving customers across Latin America. You will act as the bridge between customers, business stakeholders, and technical teams, ensuring alignment on priorities, delivery expectations, timelines, risks, and long-term product vision.
This role requires a highly experienced professional who can navigate complex stakeholder environments, unify multiple perspectives, drive execution, and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences. You will work closely with development teams to understand product functionality, integrations, and business value while ensuring successful customer adoption and satisfaction.
Location: Latin America (Preference for Lima, Peru) - 100% Remote. Ability to travel for in-person customer meetings when required. Working hours should overlap with U.S. business hours.
Abstra is a fast-growing, Nearshore Tech Talent services company, providing top Latin American tech talent to U.S. companies and beyond. Founded by U.S.-bred engineers with over 15 years of experience, Abstra specializes in sourcing skilled professionals across a wide range of technologies to meet our clients’ needs, driving innovation and efficiency.
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As part of our standard onboarding process, candidates who successfully complete the interview process and accept an employment offer will be required to complete an employment verification check and background check. This process will confirm job titles and dates of employment with two previous employers and is a standard requirement for all new employees joining the company.
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