Project Manager (B2B Projects) - remote
Company: Platinumlist
Location: Location not specified (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-08-03
About this role
About Us: Platinumlist is the Middle East's leading online ticketing platform. Founded in Dubai in 2009 and bootstrapped from day one, we've ticketed 100,000+ events to date and serve 9M+ registered users across MENA. In 2025 alone: 10M+ tickets sold (+38% YoY) across 7000+ events and experiences — from intimate gatherings to stadium shows, waterparks to world-class festivals across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and beyond.
Our B2B division builds the tools organisers run their business on: organiser panels, box-office and sale consoles, reporting, billing, and a growing family of AI-powered products.
Your Role: As an experienced Project Manager, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our B2B products and technical integrations. You will be at the forefront of:
- Driving the development and enhancement of B2B products in collaboration with the Product Manager and Development Team;
- Delivering tailored project solutions from conception to completion;
- Supporting RFP responses and partner communications.
Key Responsibilities:
- Delivery of the B2B team: sprint planning, groomings, retros, daily discipline, scope and carry-over control.
- The release train: statuses, fix versions, review/merge SLAs, release notes. You chase dependencies (design, QA, other teams) in writing and close the loop every time.
- Inbound flow: intake and triage of feature requests, operational tasks and data requests. You give requesters clear answers and turn the worthy ones into well-formed tickets.
- Small discovery: take a raw request and shape it — value, scope, acceptance criteria.
- Your own control system: advanced Jira (JQL, dashboards, automation rules) plus AI-powered automations you build yourself.
- Make decisions stick: retro action items get logged, ticketed and reported on until they're done.
- Communicate outwards: explain technical capabilities and constraints to organisers, partners and occasionally government bodies in plain lan...