A Project Manager plans, executes, and closes projects — managing scope, timeline, budget, and stakeholders to deliver outcomes on time and within resources.
A project manager who handles project planning, stakeholder management, risk management, budget tracking, agile/scrum, status reporting and issue resolution, full time and dedicated to your business.
Experienced PMs at 40–50% of local project management cost
Remote project delivery is the norm — offshore PMs are as effective as local
Strong English and stakeholder communication skills
Local figures are salary plus 12% super and NSW payroll tax.
About $100,009 a year against a typical local hire in NSW, before recruitment fees, leave cover, equipment and desk space.
An example in Sydney time. Your project manager follows your priorities and your tools.
Reviews the project board and confirms today's priorities.
Chases suppliers and updates delivery dates.
Keeps tasks moving between your team and partners.
Updates the numbers and spots problems early.
Documents how things are done so they're done the same way each time.
Sends a short status: done, in progress, needs you.
Something else on your mind? Our Australian team can talk it through.
Yes. End-to-end ownership of project lifecycle — charter, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure.
Many candidates hold PMP or are pursuing it. PRINCE2 and Agile certifications (CSM, ACP) are also available.
Yes. Most experienced PMs are comfortable in both methodologies and hybrid environments.
Yes. Facilitating standups, sprint planning, retrospectives, and stakeholder updates are core PM responsibilities.
Via clear change management processes — documenting scope changes, assessing impact, and gaining stakeholder approval before proceeding.
*Estimate compares $24,000 a year with a $105,000 salary plus 12% super and NSW payroll tax (5.45%, payable once wages pass the state threshold).
Tell us what you need and we'll shortlist candidates for you to interview. $2,000 a month + GST, with no upfront fees.
