Enjoy Marketing®
Project Manager

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Enjoy Marketing® Project Manager Role
Award-winning, fast-growing marketing business, Enjoy Marketing® is looking for an energetic, highly organised, ambitious Project Manager. This is a great opportunity to join a dynamic team looking to scale rapidly. We are looking for someone who is confident using computers, socials and tech, as well as highly organised and with fantastic attention to detail.
The ideal candidate will also be hugely motivated and hungry to join this fast-paced, family-owned team. The role involves supporting founder Niki Hutchison with the organisational skills and energy required to grow multiple annual revenue streams and communicate brilliantly with customers - a friendly, warm and engaging personality is a must.
The ideal person will live and breathe coordinating tasks and timelines and will love nothing more than building business relationships with a wide range of people and making things happen, efficiently and effectively.
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The contract is for an initial 20 hours per week, with the goal for this to grow into a full-time role. The role involves a mix of home and Edinburgh-based office working and we are open to being flexible around days/times - with the understanding that some key in-person dates, along with some UK travel and occasional evening work being required (for example being on site to help manage events we are hosting).
Salary: £30,000 FTE (£15,385 pro-rata)
Closing Date: Monday 14th September 2026 (please note we will fill this position asap, so early applications will be prioritised)
Start Date: Negotiable
Please apply by following these instructions (please note, we expect a high volume of applications, so will not be able to respond to applications that do not follow these instructions):
- Send a 1-2 page CV, including references, to niki@nikihutchison.com with the exact subject line: Project Manager Role
- Within your covering email, please your reasons for wishing to leave your current employer (if you have one) and why you are particularly interested in this opportunity.
- Please include your answers to the following questions:
- The best job I’ve ever had was [insert job title/company/any other relevant details you wish to include] because [insert reason(s) why you loved this job]
- The worst job I’ve ever had was [insert job title/company/any other relevant details you wish to include] because [insert reason(s) why you did not love this job]
- A time I demonstrated my persistence at work was [insert details]
- A time something didn’t work out well at work was [insert details of the situation and how you handled it]
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