[CODE4LIB] Position Reopened: Web Designer, Johnson County Library (KS)

2011-08-04 Thread Beesley, Michelle, JCL
*Please excuse the cross-posting*



Do you love to develop and continually improve elegant, highly functional, 
user-focused websites?



Can you whip up delightful, well-designed graphics in your sleep?



Wouldn't you jump at the chance to focus your work exclusively on a library's 
Web services and development, not be interrupted by other projects and still 
get to leave all the content development and maintenance to someone else?



Johnson County Library seeks a creative and committed Web Designer with primary 
responsibility for developing graphics, design, interface and full 
functionality of the Library's website, mobile access, online catalog, and 
related Web services that are provided to patrons by the Johnson County Library 
or branded as Library-sponsored. In addition to developing all the CSS, writing 
code to interface with APIs, and developing other code such as JavaScript, the 
Web Designer helps to develop and conduct usability studies to ensure that the 
Library's Web services are customer friendly and easily accessible.



As a member of the Web Content Team, the position reports to the Web Content 
Manager and works with four Web Content Developers as well as other library 
colleagues, patrons, and community partners to provide access to ideas, 
information, experiences and materials that support and enrich people's lives.



Qualifications: Required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience; 2 or more 
years Web design experience; 1 or more years experience developing, 
implementing, and analyzing usability studies; 2 or more years experience 
designing and implementing graphic design in an online environment; 2 or more 
years experience utilizing CSS, JavaScript, and XHTML to develop accessible, 
media rich websites; Additional qualifications include understanding of 
information architecture, familiarity with content management systems, 
expertise developing and analyzing usability studies, ability to manage 
multiple projects and priorities, outstanding interpersonal, communication, 
organizational, and leadership skills, and the ability to learn new 
technologies and to become familiar with code quickly.



Preferred:

Bachelor's degree in the following field(s) of study: Computer Science, User 
interface design, Information Technology, or Graphic Design, Master's degree in 
the following field(s) of study: Library science, User interface design, or 
Information architecture. Experience in libraries, experience with project 
management, experience with PHP, expertise with Web analytics tools and 
expertise administering Drupal and Wordpress.



Salary range:  $35,777 to $51,678, based on qualifications. Applications due by 
Aug. 25, 2011.



Please apply online at 
www.jocolibrary.org/jobshttp://www.jocolibrary.org/jobs.

Michelle Beesley
Web Content Manager
Johnson County Library
office (913) 826-4600 ext. 64526
mobile (913) 888-8567
FAX (913) 826-4500
beesl...@jocolibrary.orghttps://access.jocogov.org/owa/,DanaInfo=jcmail.jocogov.org,SSL+redir.aspx?C=b46bd31cb1fb49f09180db62a0898740URL=mailto%3abeattiem%40jocolibrary.org
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[CODE4LIB] Job: Web Content Developer at the Johnson County Library (Kan.)

2013-03-25 Thread Beesley, Michelle, JCL
Do you love writing for elegant, user-friendly websites?
Wouldn't you jump at the chance to work with a team of clever and talented Web 
Content Developers and Designers in developing the next generation of fully 
integrated and engaging online library experiences?
Johnson County Library, a vibrant, forward-looking public library, seeks a 
dynamic, creative, committed individual to serve as Web Content Developer with 
primary responsibility for writing, creating, repackaging and managing content 
for the Library's website; contributing to a lively social media presence; and 
analyzing Library and community information needs to plan for short and 
long-term site development.
As a member of the Web Content Team, the position reports to the Web Content 
Manager and works with three other Web Content Developers and the Web Designer 
as well as other library colleagues, patrons, and community partners to provide 
access to ideas, information, experiences and materials that support and enrich 
people's lives.
Qualifications
Required:

*Master's Degree in one of the following disciplines:  
Library/Information Science (ALA accredited school), Journalism, English, 
Communication, Information Design or related field.

*2 years of experience in technical or non-fiction writing, 
online publishing or information design.

*Previous experience in HTML.

*Analytical skills, including research skills, ability to 
interpret data, conceptualize, analyze information and write formal 
recommendations based on findings.

*Outstanding interpersonal, communication, organization and 
leadership skills, plus good attention to detail.
Preferred:

*1 year experience in meeting facilitation and project 
management.

*Experience working in libraries.

*Experience with usability studies and user-centered design 
practices; working with Drupal and Wordpress.

*Expertise in training, education or library instruction; 
website and graphic design; Adobe Photoshop and Acrobat; content management; 
social networking software; web-based and XML applications such as RSS; and CSS.
Salary range: $17.82 - $25.74/hr
Contact: Please apply online at 
www.jocolibrary.org/jobshttp://www.jocolibrary.org/jobs. Applications 
received by Apr. 5 will receive first consideration.

Michelle Beesley
Web Content Manager
Johnson County Library
office (913) 826-4600 ext. 64526
mobile (913) 888-8567
FAX (913) 826-4500
beesl...@jocolibrary.orghttps://access.jocogov.org/owa/,DanaInfo=jcmail.jocogov.org,SSL+redir.aspx?C=b46bd31cb1fb49f09180db62a0898740URL=mailto%3abeattiem%40jocolibrary.org
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[CODE4LIB] Job: Programmer Analyst at the Johnson County Library

2013-04-03 Thread Beesley, Michelle, JCL
This position supports Library programs and systems by maintaining existing 
applications and developing new in-house software applications, additions, 
changes and modifications to third party applications. The position reports to 
the Library IT Manager and works closely with colleagues in Web Content, 
Marketing and Library IT to deliver applications that enhance the experience 
for internal staff as well as patrons and other external users. Will gather 
requirements from stakeholders, create project implementation plans and 
schedules, and develop applications based on these schedules.

Other duties may include:


* Completes programming assignments, which may include process 
automation, enhancements, configurations or builds with limited oversight by a 
more experienced developer analyst; assists in ensuring high component 
availability while facilitating growth in usage and increased functionality by 
applying knowledge of multiple programming languages and techniques.

* Responds to end-user questions, inquiries, and ad-hoc requests to 
include report design; works directly with end-users in evaluating solutions, 
fulfilling requests, and resolving issues; recommends solutions to ensure 
system availability.

* Participates in system design reviews and communicates with technical 
and non-technical audiences.

* Creates, reviews, and maintains documentation related to system 
software use and support including procedures, processes, metadata.

* Collects, edits, and maintains data; ensures data is accurate, 
current, and complete through quality assurance procedures; develops new, and 
enhances existing, datasets through various techniques such as data mining, 
process automation, workflow modifications, and agency collaboration.

* Monitors and helps ensure system and subsystem availability and 
performance; analyzes and resolves problems; conducts tests and monitors 
activities; analyzes reports.

Qualifications:


* Associate's degree in the following field(s) of study: Information 
Technology or related field and two years of experience in the Information 
Technology field are required.

* Experience can substitute for education. Education can substitute for 
experience.

Location: Central Resource Library
Date Opened: April 3, 2013
Date Closed: April 16, 2013
Position Grade: 16
Pay Rate:  $23.30 - $33.66/hr
Schedule: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F, with occasional after hours and on-call work.

Contact: Please apply online at 
www.jocolibrary.org/jobshttp://www.jocolibrary.org/jobs.

Michelle Beesley
Web Content Manager
Johnson County Library
Office (913) 826 - 4526 | Mobile (913) 888-8567
beesl...@jocolibrary.org
www.jocolibrary.orghttp://www.jocolibrary.org


[CODE4LIB] Job Available: Web Designer at the Johnson County Library

2013-12-20 Thread Beesley, Michelle, JCL
Johnson County Library is looking for a creative and committed individual to 
fill the position of Web Designer. This position will have the primary 
responsibility for developing the graphics, design and interface of the 
Library's website and related Web services. As a member of the Web Content 
Team, this position reports to the Web Content Manager and works on a team with 
Web Content Developers as well as colleagues, patrons and community partners to 
provide access to ideas, information, experiences and materials that support 
and enrich people's lives.

Job functions include:

* creating delightful usable Web interfaces;

* using responsive design techniques suitable for multiple displays and 
devices;

* designing layouts, color and styles for all Web interfaces;

* writing and maintaining well-structured code;

* creating paper and Web prototypes for feedback;

* and continually improving the online user experience.

Job Requirements:

Associate's degree in the following field(s) of study: Information Technology 
or related field and two years of experience in the Information Technology 
field are required. Experience can substitute for education. Education can 
substitute for experience.
Preferred requirements include: two or more years Web design experience, two or 
more years in graphic design in an online environment, two or more years' 
experience writing CSS and HTML5 to develop websites, and one or more years' 
experience working in a content management system such as Drupal or Word Press. 
Also preferred is a Bachelor's degree in one of the following fields: Computer 
Science, Information Technology or Graphic Design.

Pay Rate: $50,407 to $71,733, based on qualifications. Excellent benefits.

Applications due by Jan. 3, 2014.
Apply online at www.jocolibrary.org/jobshttp://www.jocolibrary.org/jobs


Michelle Beesley
Web Content Manager
Johnson County Library
Office (913) 826-4526 | Mobile (913) 888-8567
beesl...@jocolibrary.orgmailto:beesl...@jocolibrary.org
www.jocolibrary.orghttp://www.jocolibrary.org


[CODE4LIB] Job: Web Developer at Johnson County Library in Overland Park, KS

2014-12-11 Thread Beesley, Michelle, JCL
Johnson County Library seeks an innovative, curious, positive, customer-focused 
Web Developer to work with the Web Content Team to develop Web presences that 
provide exceptional digital user experiences.

Job duties include
Development projects like:

* Develop innovative custom Drupal modules to add website functionality
Site building tasks such as:

* Create complex Drupal Views and Content Types

* Add thrilling functionality via plugging and configuring Drupal 
modules

* Research exciting and mundane new Drupal modules for improved 
functionality and features
Site maintenance and support tasks such as:

* Manage users

* Upgrade Drupal core and modules and monitor for security updates

* Troubleshoot module and Drupal Core conflict

* Support digital repository

* Monitor for website and system performance

* Maintain site structure and audit site architecture for security and 
efficiency
Required: Associate's degree in the following field(s) of study: Information 
Technology or related field and two years' experience in the Information 
Technology field are required. Experience can substitute for education. 
Education can substitute for experience.
Preferred: Extensive experience and demonstrated proficiency with PHP, JQuery 
/JavaScript, Drupal 7 management, Drupal module development. Experience with 
project management skills, HTML5, CSS, a version-control system such as Git or 
Subversion. Familiarity with customizing application APIs. Bachelor's degree in 
one of the following fields: Computer Science or Information Technology.
Pay Rate: $24.23 - $34.49/hour, based on qualifications. Excellent benefits.
Applications due by Dec. 25, 2014.
Apply online at www.jocolibrary.org/jobshttp://www.jocolibrary.org/jobs


Michelle Beesley
Web Content Manager
Johnson County Library
Office (913) 826-4526 | Mobile (913) 888-8567
beesl...@jocolibrary.orgmailto:beesl...@jocolibrary.org
www.jocolibrary.orghttp://www.jocolibrary.org