Web Developer

at  NASPO

JOB TITLE: Web Developer
EMPLOYER: National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO)
DEPARTMENT: Technology
LOCATION: Telecommute
REPORTS TO: Director of Online Services
DATE CREATED: September 30, 2024

SKILLS, EXPERIENCE, AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• Proven experience working on web development projects that require gathering input from
  multiple teams or stakeholders, and translating both ideas and design concepts/wireframes to

user-friendly, standards-compliant code

• Proven experience and demonstratable skills with web applications, programming languages and

web services, including WordPress, API, CSS, HTML, Javascript, jQuery, PHP, REST, SOAP and web user

interface design

• Familiarity with Amazon Web Services (including AWS Lightsail) and Cloudflare
• Demonstrated ability to plan and organize multiple projects and meet deadlines
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Office
• Excellent communication and interpersonal relationship skills
• Ability to work well individually and within a team environment
• Strong customer service orientation and commitment to association values

user needs and enhance overall user experience

• Process improvement: Analyze and update cross-departmental procedures to reduc

client requirements, preferences and organization standards

• Technology and trends: Stay up to date with emerging technologies and trends to make sure we

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Project management: Oversee multiple short-term and long-term web development- focused
  initiatives (such as building new pages and/or extending the look and feel of existing sites with

new features and functionality)

• Team coordination: Communicate effectively with team members across the organization, track

project statuses, reprioritize deadlines as necessary and provide guidance on workflow and existing

processes and procedures

• Problem solving: Utilize critical thinking when researching, analyzing and developing

solutions to complex web development issues

• User experience: Apply UX principles to ensure that web development-focused initiatives meet

user needs and enhance overall user experience

• Process improvement: Analyze and update cross-departmental procedures to reduce

inefficiencies and improve project outcomes

• Design guidance: Provide input and direction on web design, ensuring aligning with internal

client requirements, preferences and organization standards

• Technology and trends: Stay up to date with emerging technologies and trends to make sure web

development-focused initiatives align and comply as needed