Web Officer - St. James's, United Kingdom - The Royal Household

Description

Household / Department- Royal Collection Trust- Section / Branch- Directorate- Location- St. James's Palace- Contract/recruitment type- Permanent- Starting salary- c.

£35,000 per annum- Hours of work- 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday (flexibility is required)- About the roleIt's actively shaping the future of a remarkable organisation and playing your part in helping millions enjoy magnificent buildings and works of art.

This is what makes working for Royal Collection Trust so different.

Joining our Systems Infrastructure team, you'll get to grips with understanding, maintaining and facilitating the development of the entire range of systems, services and infrastructure that deliver Royal Collection Trust's web estate.

You'll ensure our websites and services meet business and user needs, compliance and risk standards, and are aligned with organisational goals.

You'll manage the whole lifecycle of technical support for and developments to RCT's web estate.

Using a host of technical insights you'll make sure our systems are robust, helping to effectively plan development schedules ensuring quality standards and best practice are at the forefront of everything you do.

With a full understanding of the websites' use of APIs and integration with microservices, you'll facilitate developments in these areas and ensure that all infrastructure integrations and the microservices themselves are maintained and operational at all times.

You'll act as the principal point of contact for all sections of RCT, providing expert training, support and guidance.

What's more, you'll make sure all our platforms are optimised for operations, ensuring they are compliant and resolving any interruption and issues in a timely manner.

• About youWith experience of working with APIs and delivering APIdriven and decoupled web experiences, you'll be able to hit the ground running from day one.

You'll have knowledge and understanding of common web architecture, such as:

• Content management systems.
• Application development platforms and hosting platforms.
• Google's suite of web services, including Search Console, GA4, Data Studio and Tag Manager.

You'll exhibit a good understanding of core web standards and guidelines, including W3C, accessibility and SEO.

You'll have experience of working with and directing agencies and suppliers, undertaking and coordinating user acceptance testing, and working with and within Agile methodologies.

Exhibiting an analytical approach to problem solving, an outstanding eye for detail and excellent written communication skills with the ability to write technical briefs.

You'll be efficient and exceptionally organised, with the ability to multi-task, work well under pressure and show initiative.