Develop and enhance a Drupal website through a homepage redesign and improved search capabilities. Responsibilities include front-end development, Drupal content management, Solr search implementation, accessibility compliance, website security maintenance, content placement, troubleshooting, server configuration, user access support, and coordination with IT support and external vendors.
- Position Title - Application Developer
- Location - Denver, CO (Remote)
- Position Type - Contract
- Interview - Video
Position is for completion of a scope of work related to a home page redesign and improvements to site search capabilities.
Required Skills:
- Proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other web development languages and frameworks.
- Proficiency in Drupal search engine technologies including Solr.
- Experience with front end development with Drupal Platform and web hosting environments.
- Knowledge of website security best practices, including SSL/TLS8 encryption, firewalls, and malware detection/prevention.
- Manages and updates website content, including text, images and multimedia elements, using Drupal Platform as the Content Management System (CMS).
- Assists in the placement of web site content, ensuring consistency, accuracy, appropriateness and timeliness of content and graphic and other standards (e.g., WCAG accessibility compliance) in the Content Management System platforms. Be able to communicate and implement service-related links to other County departments and/or Federal, State and Local agencies and related links.
- Ensures website security by regularly updating software, plugins, and themes, as well as implementing security protocols and monitoring for vulnerabilities.
- Troubleshoots technical issues related to website functionality, server configuration, and user access, working closely with IT support and external vendors as needed.
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