The Missouri S&T communications department (that’s where I work) is looking for a communications specialist in electronic marketing. Here’s some info from our HR website, where you can apply if you’re interested (and qualified).
Communications specialist, electronic marketing
Missouri University of Science and Technology
The Communications Department at Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) has an opening for a communications specialist, electronic marketing. This position will develop and create multimedia presentations in various formats and venues; enhance and develop Missouri S&T’s electronic media presence.
Duties will include planning, developing, and executing multimedia concepts from start to finish, often under tight deadlines; meeting with team and clients to establish project parameters, audience, goals, and priorities; identifying video and multimedia opportunities to support Missouri S&T’s digital marketing communications efforts and participating in design decisions concerning Missouri S&T’s website; proactively improve the architecture and navigation of the Missouri S&T’s website to meet the needs of key end audiences; leveraging Web Content Management System (CMS) and making recommendations for improving web development work flow; and other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications
A bachelor’s degree in a related field (or education and experience from which comparable knowledge can be obtained) and a minimum of five years experience is web design and development, including digital multimedia presentations. A thorough knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, XSL, XHTML, XSLT, Flash, Action Script, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, and experience with enterprise level content management systems is also required. Relevant multimedia and web development experience is required.
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$22 an hour at most??? when is higher ed going to learn that if it wants quality people, it’s going to have to pay for them….
It is an unfortunate situation, I agree. At least people have the opportunity to view the pay scale before taking the time to apply. That’s not much, but it’s something.
agreed….at least they’re up front about it so there is no time wasted if its not enough.
*sigh* $22/hour would be a huge step on the payscale for me, lol. I make more speaking at a conference than I got for a raise last year. Speak at 3 conferences, and I make more in 4-6 hours than my cumulative bonuses will be through 2010.
Karlyn is right. Time for higher ed to start thinking big picture. There is a huge waste of financial resources on campuses that could be attracting quality employees.
So from my end… GREAT salary! ;)
You get bonuses, Brad? That’s cool. I’m afraid you wouldn’t get a bonus at Missouri S&T.
As for salary range: We’ve been working over many, many years to improve the range for all of our communications and marketing staff. It continues to be a struggle, but we take baby steps. Plus the cost of living in Rolla is relatively low (and Missouri has the lowest gas prices in the nation), but there’s a trade-off in terms of lifestyle choices. It’s a great place for people who love the outdoors (fishing, canoeing, hiking, camping) but not a lot of night life.
Oh, by ‘bonus’ I meant “here’s your 2.5% raise. Sorry that inflation was nearly double that this year. See you at 8:30 tomorrow.”
:)
So is it confirmed then? Brad is officially moving to Missouri? ;-)
Maybe if you sweetened the pot by throwing in part of your music collection, Andrew?
Since my music collection is completely digitized, that’s easy enough to do.
Andrew – plz send ur War3z. kthxbai
You need to include the part where it says “Work with a higher ed marketing guru who runs an awesome blog.”
Ok, so maybe not in those words. But you get the idea…a tech savvy, web savvy boss is no small asset in these days.
Have you filled the position yet? It seems like a decent opportunity to get your foot in the door.