Multimedia Developer - James Nash State High School

Queensland Government; Queensland; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

James Nash State High School is seeking a Multimedia Developer (TO3) to support its digital learning environment and day-to-day IT needs. This hands-on role blends multimedia and web development with practical technical support for staff and students, improving systems and delivering engaging digital solutions.

The role emphasizes creating accessible online content, collaborating across the school, and ensuring digital platforms are reliable, usable, and fit for purpose.

Qualifications

• Experience in web and multimedia development using current technologies.
• Ability to develop accessible online content and standard-compliant websites.
• Experience in QA/testing and ensuring platforms meet accessibility and usability standards.
• Capacity to manage projects, priorities, deadlines and budgets.

Responsibilities

• Provide multimedia and web development expertise using current technologies.
• Research and develop creative technical solutions and provide advice.
• Develop accessible, standards-compliant online content and websites.
• Conduct quality assurance and testing to ensure compliance.
• Contribute to web standards, usability, accessibility, and development guidelines.
• Manage projects, priorities, deadlines, and budgets effectively.
• Develop and maintain web development procedures and technical guidance.
• Participate in project planning, scoping, and conceptualisation.
• Communicate with supervisors on progress, design, and operational issues.

Skills

Web development

Multimedia development

Accessibility

Project management

Tools

HTML/CSS

JavaScript

CMS

Job description

Join our school as a Multimedia Developer (TO3) and play a key role in supporting both our digital learning environment and day-to-day IT needs. This hands‑on role combines multimedia and web development with practical technical support for staff and students, making it ideal for someone who enjoys solving problems, improving systems and creating engaging digital solutions. You'll work collaboratively across the school to deliver reliable IT support, develop innovative online content and help ensure our digital platforms are accessible, effective and fit for purpose.

About Us

James Nash State High School is located in the Wide Bay Region of Queensland and is serviced by Education Queensland's North Coast region. Set on the northern outskirts of Gympie, James Nash High was founded in 1977 and has a current enrolment of 1100 students.

Our School Is Committed To

• Empowering learners through student agency in the learning process
• Providing diverse opportunities for students to engage in schooling
• Ensuring our staff are experts in teaching and learning and
• Providing meaningful pathways to work, training and further education.

Our school has high expectations of our students, and we offer a multi-tiered system of support to assist students to overcome academic, social emotional and other barriers to learning as they transition into, through and out of high school.

We measure our success when our students move beyond school into work and/or further study and pride ourselves on consistently outperforming both the state and region in these metrics. In doing so we live up to our vision of “ empowered learners leading a life of choice ”.

Your Opportunity

• Provide specialist advice and apply technical skills in web and multimedia development to coordinate the design and development of quality online products using a variety of media.
• Research and make recommendations for the development of high quality, innovative online products to meet objectives.

Responsibilities

• Provide multimedia and web development expertise using current technologies.
• Research and develop creative technical solutions and provide advice.
• Develop accessible, standards-compliant online content and websites.
• Conduct quality assurance and testing to ensure compliance.
• Contribute to web standards, usability, accessibility, and development guidelines.
• Manage projects, priorities, deadlines, and budgets effectively.
• Develop and maintain web development procedures and technical guidance.
• Participate in project planning, scoping, and conceptualisation.
• Communicate with supervisors on progress, design, and operational issues.

Please refer to the Role Description for a full list of responsibilities.

We welcome all applicants to share any support needed to ensure our recruitment process is inclusive.

Applications remain current for 12 months from the closing date and may be considered for appointment to identical or similar vacancies within the Department.

Applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.

Occupational group

Education & Training