Web Manager, McCourt School of Public Policy

Georgetown University•Dallas, TX

7d•$47,586 - $87,558•Hybrid

About The Position

The Web Manager develops and maintains the online presence for Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy (McCourt). They are responsible for ongoing web development, content production, maintenance, meeting the university's accessibility policy, user experience design, and search engine and site speed performance optimizations for the primary web properties of McCourt. This position will work with stakeholders across McCourt and Georgetown University as a member of the McCourt Strategic Communications team to ensure that primary business objectives tied to online properties are successfully met and essential platform standards are maintained. The Web Manager will also track metrics and analytics and provide ongoing reporting and analysis and context on the main site’s performance. This position will be the primary point of contact for all content updates to and governance of the McCourt website. The Web Manager will work closely with the Web Services team in University Information Services (UIS) and Information Systems Technology (IST) to ensure McCourt’s website functionality and design adhere to the University’s central WordPress codebase. Any front-end development in the central CMS (WordPress) will follow all Web Services code standards and processes. The candidate will monitor Google Analytics (GA4), Siteimprove, and other server and site performance tools to maintain Section 508 compliance and core website performance standards. The McCourt School website and other web properties represent cornerstones of our brand and act as the hub for all earned, owned and paid media efforts, prospective student engagement, current student and faculty communications, and alumni community engagement. The Web Manager will be a nimble, creative web professional with a passion for advancing the mission of a nonprofit university in the digital space.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree
Minimum of 5 years of relevant professional work experience in website content management, front-end programming, and/or digital marketing
Strong experience with at least one enterprise web content management system, preferably WordPress
Intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS and their application within a centrally-managed WordPress environment
Experience ensuring and maintaining Section 508 web accessibility in compliance with WCAG 2.2
Experience in responsive web design and mobile-first methodologies
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Fluency in the use of design software for web development, such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Experience Designer and/or Figma
Strong organizational, project and time management skills
Ability to work both collaboratively in a team environment and independently with minimal supervision
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Proficiency in using Google Analytics as a diagnostic tool for site performance and SEO

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of JavaScript programming language, particularly jQuery
Familiarity with PHP programming
Familiarity with SiteImprove as a diagnostic tool for site performance

Responsibilities

Develops and maintains the online presence for Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy.
Responsible for ongoing web development, content production, and maintenance.
Ensures compliance with the university's accessibility policy.
Manages user experience design for McCourt's web properties.
Optimizes search engine and site speed performance for primary web properties.
Works with stakeholders to ensure online properties meet business objectives and platform standards.
Tracks metrics and analytics, providing reporting and analysis on website performance.
Serves as the primary point of contact for content updates and governance of the McCourt website.
Ensures website functionality and design adhere to the University’s central WordPress codebase.
Monitors Google Analytics (GA4), Siteimprove, and other performance tools for Section 508 compliance and core website performance standards.