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Oklahoma State University Web Developer in Stillwater, Oklahoma
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The Web Developer has primary responsibility for a) maintaining the codebase forOSUSystem web templates, websites and applications, implementing changes and developing additional functionality and integrations b) providing technical support and guidance to campus contacts for web projects and c) assisting withCMSmanagement including configuration and maintenance, migrations and development/enhancement of tools and functionality d) ensuring that all development work adheres to the universitys digital accessibility policy.
The web developer will utilize technical and problem-solving skills to enhance the functionality of theOSUwebsites, aligning these efforts with OSUs strategic marketing and communications plan which advances the universitys strategy, priorities and reputation management.
The individual must demonstrate a strong foundation of web development skills includingHTML,CSS, Javascript, server-side languages such asPHPand the ability to work with multiple frameworks and languages while exhibiting excellent attention to detail and accuracy. The individual should demonstrate self-direction, creativity and strategic thinking in finding new opportunities to showcase Oklahoma State University.
About our team:\ The Department of Brand Management oversees all representations of the Oklahoma State University brand. Our areas of expertise include media relations, crisis communications, internal/external messaging, branding, advertising, recruitment communications, visual media, digital strategy and more. This department aims to advance OSUs land-grant mission and demonstrate its global impact through creative communications that support student success, elevate brand reputation, engage the Cowboy family, and serve the state of Oklahoma and beyond.
To apply, go to <https://okstate.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/8/home/requisition/17486?c=okstate&source=ojm>