Junior Project Manager (Business Projects)

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Development Agency, Healthcare

Dhaka

Full Time

Any

Salary Negotiable

Vacancy 1 position

Experience (years) At least 1

Contact email career@thals.org

Salary & vacancy

Salary: Negotiable

1 vacancy

Application

Deadline:

March 25, 2026 (Expired)

Job Description

The Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation is seeking a Junior Project Manager (Business Projects) to join their Dhaka office. This entry-level position offers an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or early-career professionals to gain experience in project management within the healthcare nonprofit sector. The role involves managing various business projects, from service launches to operational optimizations, while working with diverse stakeholders including business teams, finance, operations, and external vendors.

As a Junior Project Manager, you’ll be responsible for defining project scope, building detailed plans, and ensuring successful delivery of initiatives that support the foundation’s mission. The position offers competitive benefits including provident fund, mobile bill coverage, performance bonuses, and festival bonuses. With a focus on process improvement and stakeholder management, this role provides valuable experience in both project management methodologies and the healthcare nonprofit environment. Applications are being accepted until March 25, 2026, with interested candidates encouraged to apply through the provided email address.

Requirements

• Experience: At least 1 years

Education Requirements

The position requires the following educational background:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor in Engineering (BEngg)
Bachelor’s degree in Business/Engineering or equivalent experience

Experience Requirements

Candidates should have the following experience:

At least 1 year of project management experience
Experience in business/operations/process projects
Strong stakeholder management skills
Experience with process improvement methodologies
Familiarity with project management software tools

Qualifications

Key qualifications for success in this role:

Strong planning, documentation, and stakeholder management skills
Solid Excel/Google Sheets, reporting, and KPI tracking abilities
Comfort with ambiguity and ability to structure messy problems
Experience with process improvement and change management
Knowledge of healthcare/nonprofit environment is beneficial

Skill Requirements

Change Management
Data-driven tools
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Strategic thinking and planning skills
Process improvement methodologies
Project management software (Jira, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Notion)
Visualization tools (Miro, Lucidchart)
Microsoft Project for scheduling and dependencies

Incentive & compensation

The position offers the following benefits and incentives:

Provident fund
Mobile bill coverage
Performance bonus
Yearly salary review
2 festival bonuses

How to apply for Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation jobs

Follow these steps to apply for this Junior Project Manager position:

Prepare your updated CV highlighting relevant project management experience
Send your application via email to career@thals.org
Application deadline is March 25, 2026
Include a cover letter explaining your interest in the role
Reference the job title “Junior Project Manager (Business Projects)” in your application
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews

About Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation

Bangladesh Thalassemia Foundation is a dedicated nonprofit organization working to support thalassemia patients across Bangladesh. The foundation focuses on providing medical care, awareness programs, and support services to individuals affected by this genetic blood disorder. Through various projects and initiatives, they aim to improve the quality of life for thalassemia patients and their families while promoting research and education about the condition.