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We update it as promptly as possible.Work Hours Monday through Friday, 40 hours a week with occasional evening, weekend hours and holidays. Hours may change based on business need. General DescriptionJoin Communications and Information Services Division as a Web Developer. Work involves highly complex(senior-level) web design, development and online publishing work. Performs design, development and maintenance of the Comptroller.Texas.Gov (CTG) website and other agency websites. Responsibilities include creating responsive online content and data-driven features and reviewing and recommending improvements to CTG's web infrastructure and processes. Collaborates closely with Web Team and Technical Leads, internal customers and subject matter experts to develop web pages, streamline content updates and deliver user focused solutions. Works in partnership with the Information Technology (IT) division to ensure strong website performance, reliability and overall user experience. Works under limited supervision with considerable latitude for initiative and independent judgment. Minimum Qualifications Education:Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with Bachelor's degree.Experience:Minimum four (4) years' experience in frontend web development and management of complex websites utilizing PHP and Javascript, and/or other programming languages. Understanding of responsive web design and best user experience practices. Knowledge of creating websites accessible across different browsers (require samples to demonstrate work experience)Preferred QualificationsPreferred Education:Major course work in computer science, application/web development, management information systems, digital communication or other technical related studies.Preferred Experience: One (1) year experience with any of the following:Hands-on experience with modern JavaScript frameworkExperience working within content management systemsObject-oriented programmingFamiliar with Git and/or other version control toolsSubstitutionsOne (1) additional year of the full-time minimum experience as stated above may substitute for each year (30 semester hours) of the required educati n with a maximum of 120 semester hours (four years).Licenses and CertificationsNoneEssential Job Duties:Required travel percentage: 5% or lessDevelops, updates and maintains static and dynamic web pages Uses PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, APIs and/or other object-oriented programming for Comptroller websites and online applications. Coordinates file deployment to agency web servers with web team members and other agency personnel. Ensures web pages meet Section 508 accessibility standards. Develops innovative web solutions that meet agency and user needs with respect to usability, functionality and performance. Coordinates the coding, debugging and testing of web content integration and the preparation of content and data. Assists in preparing detailed analyses, plans, diagrams and verification procedures for existing and proposed applications.Uses coding structure that follows agency and division guidelinesUses appropriate coding techniques, including agency-approved AI resourcesMaintains division systems and programs' document files Prepares reports, provides status information and responds to requestsProvides responsive support to internal customers by assisting with web page and site updates and serves as a point of contact for questions from both internal and external customers.Other duties as assigned. Knowledge of:the capabilities and limitations of computer systems (Web Page and website coding)advanced Javascript, PHP, HTML5, CSS, jQuery, CMS, object-oriented programming and current website technology (Web Page and website Coding)presentation and automation of online Web content/data (Web Page and website coding)Dreamweaver, BBEdit or similar Web editing software (Web Page and website Coding)MySQL database solutionsWeb version control experience and applications (Web Page and website coding)Techniques and applications used in the responsive design of Web pages (Web Page and website coding)Federal Section 508 accessibility standards (Web Page and website coding)W