Skill
Project Scoping
Project Management and Productivity Tools
Project scoping is the process of clearly defining a project's boundaries—what work is included and excluded, its objectives, deliverables, and success criteria—typically documented in a scope statement or statement of work. It is performed early in the planning phase to align stakeholders and prevent scope creep as the project progresses. Business analysts and project managers use scoping to set realistic expectations for budget, timeline, and resources.
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Bidding Producer, AI Services (Fixed Term)
Shutterstock
Contract · New York, NY · $53 – $58 / hour
This role leads the proposal and bidding process for Shutterstock's AI and custom content production services, managing RFPs and new business opportunities across a global creative studio. You'll scope projects, develop budgets and timelines, coordinate with internal teams and clients, and help grow the business by ensuring bids are compelling and operationally sound.
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