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>Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 09:05:50 -0400
>To: [log in to unmask]
>From: Jay Leventhal <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: VICUG-NYC Job Opening: Web Technical Manager, Web Operations
>
>Web Technical Manager, Web Operations, American Foundation for the Blind
>(AFB) -
>New York, NY
>Organization: American Foundation for the Blind (AFB)
>Posted: 9/9/2003
>Accountabilities:
>Creates, maintains, and enhances display and functionality of pages on
>AFB's public
>and administrative web sites;
>performs web site maintenance tasks including creating and editing ASP
>pages, creating
>and editing style sheets, managing system settings on production web
>servers, and
>backing up databases and individual web pages.
>Oversees and coordinates day-to-day work with third-party company hosting
>AFB's web
>site.
>Prepares and monitors annual budgets, obtains competitive bids as
>appropriate, and
>negotiates contracts to ensure the most efficient and economic production
>environment.
>Investigates, analyzes, and coordinates correction of failures and bugs
>associated
>with applications on AFB's web site.
>Tests corrected pages and features to ensure functionality and
>accessibility; corrects
>settings in web server and related software; makes programming and HTML
>changes on
>ASP pages.
>Identifies, tests, and reviews application service packs and critical
>upgrades for
>web applications used by AFB's web environment.
>Coordinates deployment of application service packs with third party
>hosting company.
>Tests for and assures accessibility of AFB public and administrative web
>pages.
>Provides technical expertise to program and web staff in the creation of
>project
>specifications for new web development or enhancements to existing areas
>on AFB's
>web site.
>Ensures proper documentation of all new development by third-party
>application service
>providers.
>Serves as project manager for development of new web applications, working
>with designated
>staff to gather requirements, develop functional specifications, create
>project plan,
>and oversee tasks according to planned schedule, budget, and resources.
>Performs other duties as assigned.
>Qualifications:
>Bachelor's degree or equivalent in relevant area plus 3-5 years experience
>in managing
>a production web environment.
>Experience with database administration, ASP programming, and web
>accessibility highly
>desirable.
>Expert knowledge of the following required:
>HTML 3.2 and 4.0, code support variations for Netscape and Internet
>Explorer, web
>content accessibility guidelines, ASP, VBScript, CSS, XML, XSLT.
>Experience with relational databases, especially Microsoft SQL Server and
>ability
>to configure and administrate Microsoft IIS required.
>Excellent problem-solving and communication skills and ability to work
>within a multi-project
>environment.
>Experience with Microsoft Windows 9x/2000 platforms required, as well as
>experience
>with most of the following: Microsoft Visual InterDev, PC Anywhere or
>other remote
>access tool, Real Server, Visual SourceSafe.
>Send resume and salary requirement to:
>American Foundation for the Blind
>Human Resources & Board Relations Department
>11 Penn Plaza, Ste. 300
>New York, NY 10001
>An Equal Opportunity Employer
>Contact: Human Resources & Board Relations Department
>Fax: (212) 502-7777
>E-Mail: [log in to unmask]
>
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