About This Role
This senior webmaster and web developer role provides support for web development and webmaster tasks, including graphical design, site planning, layout, implementation, administration, and sustainment of web applications, websites, and related services.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and support web content
- Create Microsoft SharePoint pages and content
- Administer permissions and groups
- Update information, create workflows, consult with business content owners and other offices, and provide design and implementation input
- Review and audit websites and online content
- Perform website maintenance, administration, and enhancement
- Design and implement links to other DoD websites
- Coordinate web-based strategic planning
- Handle website migration, site redesigns, campaign planning, and content management
- Assist the Information Assurance Manager with web data needed for reporting
- Review published information to ensure it meets Government release standards before publication
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field of study, or five (5) years of Webmaster experience
- Experience in web development and webmaster support to perform graphical design, site planning, and layout of web applications, websites, and web-related services and technology utilizing dynamic and static web interfaces using HTML, DHTML, VB Script, Java Scripts, and Cascading Style Sheets
- Experience designing, developing, and supporting web content with Blogs, RSS/News feeds, audio and video, and social networking services and their associated APIs
- Experience creating SharePoint pages and content utilizing basic web parts, administering permissions and groups, updating information, creating workflows, and basic maintenance procedures
- Knowledge of performing reviews and audit actions for websites and online content for relevant and timely information, compliance with regulations and policy
- Solid oral and written communications skills
- Ability to analyze and assess existing and emerging technologies to determine relevance to existing web environments
- Ability to communicate technical information with the G-6 Webmasters, Graphics Artists, customers, and Government staff in order to define requirements
- Perform duties as a lead Web Developer, working with G-6 Government webmaster and Branch Chief to determine additional opportunities to manage web content, obtain information of near-term and forecasted changes to the Government's web/graphic/image/video management path to guide contract performance and execution
- Familiarized with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) Accessibility Standards
