J-HUB Project Manager
3-4 days per week; 6-month contract (potential to extend) | NW London (hybrid) | £35–39k (pro rata)
The Jewish Leadership Council and Jewish News are launching J-HUB – an ambitious new digital platform connecting the UK Jewish community in one place.
We’re looking for a dynamic Project Manager to take the platform from build to launch, working across technology, community engagement, and marketing.
Key Responsibilities
• Liaise with the development team and manage delivery timelines
• Coordinate platform build and content onboarding
• Engage and onboard 50+ community organisations
• Manage stakeholder relationships across the project
• Coordinate delivery of launch marketing strategy
• Ensure all partners are onboarded in time for product launch
• Support governance and senior stakeholder reporting
Applications should be made by sending your CV and a covering letter to Natasha Glass at natasha@thejlc.org . Please include how your skills and experience are suited to the position and why you want to join our team.
Apply by 9am, Monday 22 June; Interviews w/c 29 June
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