Web Analyst

Boardroom Appointments; Sandton; On-site; ZAR 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Boardroom Appointments is seeking a Web Analyst in Sandton, South Africa. The role targets graduates in web development who are passionate about the industry and eager to create meaningful client experiences.

You will be involved in developing, designing, and updating websites while collaborating with multiple teams. Stay current with trends, research effectively, and grow your skills in a dynamic marketing environment.

Qualifications

• Junior position; not required to master all listed skills.
• Be creative, adaptable to trends and conceptualise original ideas.

Responsibilities

• Develop and design effective websites.
• Maintain and update websites.
• Collaborate with different team members and departments.

Skills

Creativity

Trend awareness

Idea conceptualization

Communication

Project management

Education

Web development degree

Job description

Our company is a global digital marketing agency and is looking to recruit Web Analysts. The main requirements for this position are the following:

We are looking to hire web developer graduates, with or without experience who are passionate about the industry and that strive to create meaningful experiences for clients. The candidate must be creative and innovative in order to bring the brief and concepts to life through developing and designing effective and innovative websites. The candidate must have good project management and communication skills in order to collaborate with different team members and departments in order to create, maintain and update websites. Further, the candidate must be able to do research, as well as have themotivation to continually improve themselves by keeping up to date with latest trends within their field.

Qualifications and experience:

Skills:

• We are aware that this is a junior position we therefore do not require the candidates to be proficient in every skill thats listed below.
• Be creative, adaptable to trends and conceptualise original ideas