Hangar 24 Craft Brewery
Campaign Specialist
Mauritius, Phoenix
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 16 days ago
JavaScriptHTMLCSSSassGitPhotoshopIllustratorGraphic DesignSalesforceWordPress
About the role
- Maintaining accurate email templates with most recent HTML and CSS.
- Entering and tweaking HTML code for proper deployment in Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
- Thorough understanding of email rendering in mobile devices, web-based email clients, and desktop clients.
Requirements
- Experience working with mobile and web templates
- Knowledge using repositories (eg.
Nice to have
- Drupal and/or WordPress) is a plus!
- Photoshop, Skecth proficiency required to manipulate assets
- Detail oriented, organized, and the ability to meet deadlines while working with some projects at the same time.
- Proven experience with modern web standards and cross-browser compatibility issues
- Experience with front end, JavaScript and frameworks.
- Ability to work with IDEs (Sublime Text or Visual Studio Code is required)
- Knowledge of pre-processed CSS styling (SASS, LESS) is a strong plus.
Skills
- Strong proficiency in Salesforce Marketing Cloud, including Content Builder, Journey Builder and deployments.
- Perform quality check and monitoring on all deliverables
- BS in Computer Science or related technical discipline or equivalent practical experience.
- At least 2-3 years email specific development experience
- 2 years of development experience
- Must have digital portfolio, covering dynamic email samples
- Experience on digital development skills and experience (landing pages, banners, etc).
- Experience dev skills in HTML, CSS
- Exposure to JavaScript and CMS (eg: Drupal and/or WordPress) is a plus!
- Hands on QA experience utilizing Litmus or similar.
- Familiar with ad publishers (eg.
- Salesforce, Engage)
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