The CFUV Website Design & Database Manager is a grant-funded position through the Digital Skills Youth Internship Program (DYIP). The successful candidate will be responsible for the development and redesign of CFUV’s website including integration of a digital playlist and logging system and music catalogue database.
Duties:
Accountable to the Station Manager, the Website Design and Database Manager would also work in close consultation with the other CFUV staff to develop a new website and music database system. Specific duties may include:
· Completely redesign CFUV’s website with an emphasis on increasing visual clarity and accessibility
· Ensure the website design meets the branding requirements of the staton’s promotional plan and mandate
· Redesign the online Program Schedule and Listen On-Demand functions with an emphasis on increasing ease of navigation
· Ensure smooth integration of social media on the site, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
· Design a clear and prominent display of the weekly charts and upcoming scheduled programs
· Create a secure, simple and clear online music library interface for CFUV programmers
· Integrate a secure, browser-based paperless program and music log form and a website playlist display
· Other duties as required
Undergraduate, graduate degrees or diplomas in Computer Science and/or Graphic Design
· Experience in website design
· Experience in database construction
· Excellent communication skills, written and spoken
· Strong program management skills
· Able to work independently and within a team
· Ability to take direction and meet deadlines is essential
Additional Qualifications as per DYIP requirements:
· Between 15 and 30 years of age (inclusive) at the time of placement
· A post-secondary graduate and can provide proof (2 years minimum) of college or university
· Unemployed or underemployed at the time of placement
· Can commit to a full time internship
· Canadian citizen, permanent resident or refugee under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
· Legally entitled to work according to the relevant provincial/territorial legislation and regulations
· Not in receipt of Employment Insurance (EI) benefits
· In need of assistance in order to overcome employment barriers
$16.00 per hour
Term of Employment: 35 hours per week. 16 week work term from August – November 20th, 2015.