Web Content & Media Specialist

Old Dominion University; Norfolk (VA); Remote; USD 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equipment provided

Remote work

Salary up to $70,000

Job summary

Old Dominion University is seeking a Web Content & Media Specialist to design, develop, and maintain websites for ODU Global's brand and enrollment marketing group. You will work with stakeholders to build effective web environments and serve as the web liaison for the university's Digital Learning units.

The role supports a remote 40-hour work week with computer equipment supplied and offers compensation commensurate with education and experience, up to $70,000.

Qualifications

• Experience writing, managing, or overseeing website content, ideally in higher education.
• Analyze web traffic with Google Analytics and monitor site health.
• Know CMS platforms (Drupal, AEM, Joomla, WordPress, Wix) and front-end technologies.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain assigned websites with accessibility and UX in mind.
• Write and edit web content; manage digital assets and metadata.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to create effective university web environments.
• Serve as web liaison for Digital Learning units and monitor site health.

Skills

Google Analytics

Web design

Content strategy

Tools

Drupal

AEM

Joomla

WordPress

Wix

Adobe Creative Suite

HTML

JavaScript

CSS

PHP

Job description

Old Dominion University is hiring a Web Content & Media Specialist to provide website design, development, content, and maintenance support for the websites assigned to ODU Global's brand and enrollment marketing group. The role works with stakeholders to build effective web environments and serves as the web liaison for the university's Digital Learning units.

Highlights

• Design, develop, and maintain assigned websites in line with web standards, accessibility needs, and user experience practices
• Write and edit web content, and manage digital assets including photography and metadata
• Collaborate with stakeholders to create effective web environments for the university
• Act as web liaison for Digital Learning units and monitor site health and maintenance
• Analyze web traffic with tools such as Google Analytics, a preferred skill
• Know content management systems such as Drupal, AEM, Joomla, WordPress, or Wix
• Use the Adobe Creative Suite, with HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and PHP as a plus
• Bring considerable experience writing, managing, or overseeing website content, ideally in higher education
• Earn a salary that is commensurate with education and experience, up to $70,000
• Work a traditional 40-hour week remotely, with computer equipment supplied