Project management

Projects delivered, teams at ease

A successful project is no miracle: a well-framed scope, realistic milestones, transparent trade-offs. Ten years of landing products with aligned teams and clients kept informed every week.

The tools of the trade

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Key skills

  • Scoping & estimation

    A sharp scope, explicit assumptions and estimates you can stand behind.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 90 / 100
  • Agile methods

    Short sprints, a living backlog and useful rituals — method serving the product, never the reverse.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 88 / 100
  • Client communication

    A clear progress update every week: what is done, what remains, what is stuck.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 92 / 100
  • Risk management

    Risks identified early, tracked openly and handled before they become crises.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 87 / 100
  • Budget steering

    Budget tracked continuously, trade-offs proposed before overruns happen.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 84 / 100
  • Team leadership

    Cross-functional teams aligned on a clear course, with the autonomy to reach it.

    Proficiency
    Proficiency : 89 / 100

Tools & technologies

Steering

  • Notion
  • Jira
  • Linear

Communication

  • Slack
  • Loom
  • Google Meet

Delivery

  • Git
  • Figma

A dedicated process

Four steps. One session. Ninety minutes to decide. One page to act. No jargon, no slide deck — a plan your team executes tomorrow.

  1. Step 01

    Scoping.

    We ask the central question.

    Goal, context, constraints, stakeholders, urgency. We tell the symptom apart from the real problem — and name what no one dares to.

    Format
    90 minutes, remote or in person
    Deliverables
    Structured brief, shared live
    Outcome
    Measurable goal, scope, mapping

    1 / 4

  2. Step 02

    Diagnosis.

    We look under the hood.

    Organisation, process, decisions, resources, debt, alignment. The real blockers are rarely the ones announced. We surface them one by one.

    Format
    Targeted interviews + field review
    Deliverables
    Prioritised map of blockers
    Outcome
    Top 3 friction points, risks, pending decisions

    2 / 4

  3. Step 03

    Prioritisation.

    Three priorities. Not ten.

    We decide what matters now and what can wait. RICE, MoSCoW, or plain judgement, depending on context. Trade-offs are made out loud, not buried.

    Format
    RICE · MoSCoW · Cost of Delay
    Deliverables
    Top 3 + stop-doing list
    Outcome
    Explicit sorting criteria, documented trade-offs

    3 / 4

  4. Step 04

    Action plan.

    One page. Not more.

    Actions, owners, day-7 and day-30 deadlines, milestones, deliverables, checkpoints. Monday morning, everyone knows what to do.

    Format
    One-page plan, shared within 48h
    Deliverables
    Owner per action, steering cadence
    Outcome
    Success criteria, next review

    4 / 4

Testimonial

For the first time, we knew every week where the project stood, what remained and what it cost. Ten months without a single bad surprise.
Marc OuédraogoChief Operating OfficerSahel Construction

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