Technical Producer - Web acts as a liaison for the creative web content team and the IT technical team. Develops the technical specifications for the website. Being a Technical Producer - Web plans and reviews the navigational user interface design. Plans and reviews site architecture for new website products and features. Additionally, Technical Producer - Web troubleshoots, tests and oversees the launch of new products. Coordinates among cross-functional groups to identify challenges and recommends and implements solutions. Knowledgeable about commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures within the field (i.e., HTML, JAVA, Mac, UNIX and Windows platforms). May require a bachelor's degree or its equivalent. Typically reports to a project leader or manager. The Technical Producer - Web works on projects/matters of limited complexity in a support role. Work is closely managed. To be a Technical Producer - Web typically requires 0-2 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
NOTE: THIS POSITION IS NOT ANTICIPATED TO START UNTIL SUMMER 2024.
Dynamis is seeking a Technical Training Producer to support the Office of Acquisition Workforce (OAW), under the leadership of the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer (OCPO), develops and maintains the cross-component, DHS-wide acquisition workforce, serving the acquisition community with career management, workforce training, professional development, and strategic planning guidance through the department’s Acquisition Workforce Strategic Human Capital Plan (AW Strategy). OAW promotes a high-performing acquisition workforce through recruitment, development, training, and certification opportunities throughout DHS. OAW manages ten distinct acquisition certification programs and various specializations covering a wide range of disciplines, which addresses the training and development needs of approximately 15,000 acquisition workforce professionals. OAW is committed to having effective oversight, responsive capabilities, quality products, and efficient, reliable support services to its stakeholders and customers to enable successful career management, training, and professional development.
This position will directly support OAW’s initiatives and mission critical needs under the guidance of the Department of Homeland Security Acquisition Institute (HSAI), the department’s schoolhouse. It is here where this position will report. HSAI is responsible for DHS-owned course designs, development, and implementation (which may include commercially curated curriculum) which is delivered to the acquisition workforce virtually using Adobe Connect. The Technical Training Production Support position liaisons between the HSAI Training Operations Manager, our Component Career Acquisition Career Managers (CACMs), Component Certification Managers (CCMs), course Instructional System Designers (ISDs), training instructors, students, and program specific Point-of-Contacts (POCs).
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