| Job
Code: |
9349 |
| Job
Title: |
Internet Production Designer |
| Creation
Date: |
12/01/99 |
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| Revision
Date: |
06/17/02 |
| FLSA
Status: |
Exempt |
Job Summary:
The internet production designer plays a key role in web development at UTMB. This person develops, maintains, improves, implements, troubleshoots, assists with, advises on and guides all manner of web-related endeavors for the office and Institution.
Major Duties / Critical Tasks:
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Develops, improves and continually maintains a growing number of institutional communication and marketing pages.
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Supports internal web operations including web sites administration.
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Works as a liaison with Information Services to ensure a smooth interface between the Institution’s promotional goals, web objectives and technical capabilities.
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Be a resource for campus web publishers: get to know our ”clients” and work to offer information and learning opportunities which will ultimately deepen the pool and increase the level of the web expertise on campus.
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Develops and maintains more dynamic features for UTMB’s Institutional web sites.
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Formats, posts and updates news, calendar and event information.
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Promotes UTMB’s web/sites work to increase web traffic.
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Reviews log files/reports and use them to UTMB’s advantage; be able to track trends.
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Stay abreast of security and legal issues surrounding web site implementations.
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Stay abreast of university style and clarify and communicate related web standards.
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Work collaboratively with the ICC to develop and maintain a family of web sites supporting the objectives of the Office of University Advancement.
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Work with staff in Public Affairs to create and maintain a current, comprehensive and interactive “UTMB in the News” section to support the department’s varied media activities.
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Be the point person for the translation of news releases, periodicals and publications into appealing web documents.
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Perform related duties, as defined by the Vice President for the University Advancement and the Director of Public Affairs.
Required Education / Experience:
A bachelor’s degree in communications, information systems, design, or a related field.
A minimum of one year of experience in the Internet//Web field.
Equipment:
Standard office equipment.
Working Environment:
Standard office environment.
Other:
Specific job requirements or physical location of some positions allocated to
this classification, may render this position security sensitive, and thereby
subject to the provisions of Section 51.215, Texas Education Code.
Any qualifications to be
considered as equivalents in lieu of stated minimums require the prior approval
of the Chief Human Resources Officer.
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