Web Communications Manager: UX, SEO & Accessibility Lead

TAMU Press; College Station (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas A&M University is seeking a Web Communications Manager in College Station to lead website management for the College of Arts & Sciences. You will oversee information architecture, content, SEO and accessibility across public sites and intranets, while supporting CMS users and staff.

The role involves analytics, usability assessments and coordination with stakeholders to ensure content is accurate and compliant. Strong CMS experience required and a commitment to professional development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Five years of experience in website management, communications and/or marketing including two years of supervisory experience.
• Experience with CMS platforms (WordPress, Cascade, SharePoint).
• Experience applying SEO best practices and analytics evaluation.
• Experience with accessibility compliance and usability evaluations.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily website administration, maintenance and long-range planning for routine and special projects.
• Work with stakeholders to ensure content is accurate, current and relevant for target audiences.
• Evaluate analytics, SEO performance and metrics and report findings to leadership.
• Conduct usability, user experience, and accessibility evaluations to meet federal/state/university requirements.
• Train and support CMS users and web staff on best practices and policy compliance.
• Create reports detailing state of web functionality, accessibility and compliance for college websites.

Skills

Information architecture

SEO

WordPress

Cascade CMS

Accessibility

Project management

Communication skills

Usability/UI/UX

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

WordPress

Cascade

SharePoint

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Creative Suite

Job description

Texas A&M University is seeking a Web Communications Manager in College Station to lead website management for the College of Arts & Sciences. You will oversee information architecture, content, SEO and accessibility across public sites and intranets, while supporting CMS users and staff.

The role involves analytics, usability assessments and coordination with stakeholders to ensure content is accurate and compliant. Strong CMS experience required and a commitment to professional development.