Working title:

Web Developer -- Marketing Services -- Wisconsin School of Business

Official title:

SR INFORM PROC CONSLT(S44BN) or INFORM PROCESS CONSLT(S44DN)

Degree and area of specialization:

Bachelor's in Communications, Computer Science, or related field.

Minimum number of years and type of relevant work experience:

Three years full-time equivalent job-related experience; proficiency in the Microsoft Windows environment; experience in developing and maintaining large-scale Web sites and applications; Demonstrated success in developing Web sites with a high degree of usability; highly developed problem-solving skills; Commitment to W3C Web standards and Section 508 compliance; excellent interpersonal communication skills; excellent organizational skills; ability to work independently and in a team environment; high commitment to quality customer service through competence, care and patience.

Strong knowledge of CSS and standards-based Web design practices; Proficiency Web development software (Visual Studio, Dreamweaver); Experience with Web server technologies, (IIS and Apache); Programming experience in the .NET framework (C# or VB.NET), ASP 3.0, PHP, Javascript, Flash/Actionscript, Transact-SQL; MS SQL Databases; strong knowledge of emerging trends in Web design and development.

Principal duties:

Our Web presence is an essential component of our marketing efforts at the School of Business. This position will work with faculty and senior academic staff to develop and maintain Web sites and applications to market the School of Business and Executive Education to external constituencies -- prospective students, parents, alumni, peer institutions and their faculty. This position will also work with faculty and staff to develop applications to manage content and data effectively.

> Consult with faculty and senior academic staff on the appropriate use of web technologies to market their program, center or unit
> Consult with faculty and senior academic staff on the appropriate use of the School of Business visual identity
> Consult with faculty and senior academic staff on best practices to create highly usable and effective user experiences
> Consult with the School of Business Database Administrator, faculty and senior academic staff on the most effective strategies for collecting, managing and reporting user data.
> Monitor emerging trends in Web design, development and administration for implementation into the School of Business site
> Work with faculty and senior academic staff to develop intranet sites and applications to support current student relations and internal projects
> Develop appropriate instructions and documentation
> Report to the Associate Dean of Marketing Services
> Coordinate with the Webmaster
> Coordinate with the Technology Support Center

TO ENSURE CONSIDERATION

Application must be received by: JULY 25, 2008

HOW TO APPLY:

Unless another application procedure has been specified above, please send resume and cover letter referring to Position Vacancy Listing #58894 to