Winmaxsystemscorporation

Winmaxsystemscorporation

Content Management System Administrator

Austin, TX, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3408 days ago
ExpressPublic Speaking

About the role

  • Job Title: Content Management System Administrator
  • As a Content Management System Administrator for the online Content Services team, you'll lead a host of projects and be responsible for task execution within the broad field of knowledge management. The role interacts with stakeholders across the business and requires superb abilities to collaborate, build consensus, organize ideas, communicate them to

Responsibilities

  • As a Content Management System Administrator for the online Content Services team, you'll lead a host of projects and be responsible for task execution within the broad field of knowledge management.
  • The role interacts with stakeholders across the business and requires superb abilities to collaborate, build consensus, organize ideas, communicate them to stakeholders, and deliver projects in a transparent and harmonious manner.

Requirements

  • Experience writing requirements for content projects and tools
  • Experience managing content in multiple languages
  • Comfort presenting to wide audiences, from writers to upper management
  • Ability to express ideas clearly, confidently, and diplomatically

Nice to have

  • BA or BS degree is required
  • MA, MS, MIS, or MBA a huge plus
  • 3+ years' experience delivering effective content projects
  • Acrolinx experience a plus

Skills

  • Propose plans and gain agreement with product owners, knowledge base managers and others
  • Regularly document and communicate project status to stakeholders
  • Complete administrative tasks for projects with tight deadlines
  • Ensure content processes are cost-effective and maximize shared and re-usable resources
  • Train content producers and share CMS expertise with internal and external teams

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