Full Time
Manager, Interactive Services
Department: Interactive Services
Reports to: Director, Interactive Services
Job Code: MIS2
Carnegie Hall is seeking an
all-star Developer who’s looking to take their career to the next level. As the
Manager, Interactive Services you will code, troubleshoot, organize projects,
liaise between Carnegie staff and external vendors, and let your technical
experience shine. The Manager, Interactive Services supports
projects, maintenance and enhancement-related activities for Carnegie Hall
website applications. Under the direction of the Director, Interactive
Services, the Manager insures that all deliverable, schedule and budget
objectives for those activities are met through the comprehensive coordination
of in-house and agency resources. For such projects, the Interactive
Services Manager is responsible for documentation—scope statements, QA,
launching builds, website monitoring and supporting day-to-day operations and
performance of the carnegiehall.org and related web applications. The
Manager must be able to work simultaneously on multiple projects, with the
ability to serve as leader and/or participant of project teams, and must be
able to effectively manage a high volume of activity. The Manager will
serve as the primary online operations contact and will work as a key part of a
team including staff in the e-Strategy and IT&NM departments to manage
website hardware and software and to resolve operational issues which may arise
from time to time.
Qualifications:
BA/BS degree with 4 years' experience in project management,
website development and support for a dynamic e-Commerce
website. Programming experience (.Net, JavaScript, XML, HTML,
HTML5, PHP, AJAX, CSS). Proficiency in such programs as MS
Visual Studio, SQL Server, and Adobe Creative Suite.
Experience with content management systems, Ektron CMS400
preferred. Experience with CRM database software, ticketing
and fundraising applications, Tessitura preferred. Experience
with source code management systems, Subversion preferred.
Proven knowledge of .NET Framework (C#, ASP.NET 2.0/3.5,
ADO.NET).
Familiarity with project life cycle methodologies such as
Waterfall, JAD, APF, Scrum and the like
Knowledge of mobile platforms such as iOS and Android.
Excellent written and verbal communications skills are
required. Strong teamwork skills are essential, as is the
ability to work independently and with great attention to
detail. Familiarity with the incorporation of music and video
media into online environments, including such areas as media
capture standards, encoding standards, and streaming
technologies.