W M Rice University
Temporary Web Content Specialist
Houston, TX, United States · Part-time
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About the role
- This role is ideal for someone with a solid foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript who is comfortable managing web content and ensuring accessibility and quality standards.
- This position will also contribute to content cleanup and preparation efforts in advance of a broader website redesign and re-platforming initiative, supporting the transition from Drupal to a headless/composable CMS.
Responsibilities
- The Office of Public Affairs is seeking a part-time Web Content Specialist to support ongoing website content maintenance and light front-end development within a Drupal CMS environment.
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