Utah Valley University-posted about 1 year ago
$23,566 - $42,848/Yr
Full-time • Intern
Orem, UT
Educational Services

The Student Web Developer at Utah Valley University plays a crucial role in supporting the creation, maintenance, and improvement of university websites. This position emphasizes learning and collaboration, utilizing foundational knowledge of front-end web languages and content management systems to assist various departments with web-related tasks and technical support.

  • Assists in creating and maintaining web pages and sites using the approved content management system.
  • Uses HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other related front-end web languages to contribute to UVU public- and internal-facing websites.
  • Collaborates with assigned departments and personnel to provide web assistance, basic maintenance, and content management.
  • Helps with technical support under the guidance of senior or regular web developers.
  • Supports other web developers in organizing and guiding web projects, such as basic website builds.
  • Follows departmental procedures and guidelines, ensuring projects stay within timeline, scope, and standard development methods and functionality.
  • Continually seeks to expand knowledge of front-end web technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery best practices, web accessibility guidelines, web analytics, SEO, and other related skills.
  • Regularly participates in learning opportunities and knowledge-sharing sessions.
  • Must be a current UVU student.
  • An Associate's degree, Bachelor's degree, or current enrollment in a degree program related to Computer Science, Information Technology, Web Development, or a closely related field.
  • At least 1 year of experience in web development, either professionally or through substantial academic or personal projects.
  • Experience or familiarity with a content management system (CMS) such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal.
  • Experience with front-end web languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) in an academic, professional, or personal setting.
  • Familiarity with user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design principles.
  • Exposure to version control systems, such as Git.
  • Familiarity with additional web technologies.
  • Flexible working hours to accommodate student schedules.
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