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Reference Number:
USA_3712
Job Description:
Please forward qualified resumes to monica.latimore@na.manpower.com or call me at (408) 557-2720.
Job Description:
The skills required include solid competence in program operation and file system management in a Unix environment, an ability to troubleshoot problems in journal content and/or the systems that process it, and an understanding of the program-to-program architecture of the products and services. The position requires frequent and independent interaction with publishers and vendors, and with staff and managers within and beyond the Production team. It requires being aware of and responsive to dynamic schedules, and being able to respond appropriately to unanticipated schedule changes.
Specific duties are in the areas: new content production; trouble-shooting and site maintenance; extensive work in the area of quality assurance, comparing print content to online, and providing detailed documentation regarding discrepancies. Duties involve automated text conversion, image processing, loading content into local databases, operating scripts that communicate with external databases, and sending email alerts to users and vendors. In addition, other duties may be assigned.
Qualifications:
Excellent English communication skills written and verbal are required.
Ability to multitask in a time-sensitive environment
Working knowledge and experience with computing systems - specifically with pcs, mac, Unix, and the internet.
Knowledge of HTML is essential; familiarity with XML or SGML is desirable.
Ability to perform independent problem investigation, diagnosis, and correction.
Excellent capacity for and attention to detail.
Experience and facility with learning new procedures and handling exceptions
Ability to coordinate schedules for multiple projects simultaneously and to adjust schedules as needed depending on client expectations.
ML: 196860
Experience Level:
5+ Years
Requirements:
Job Description:
The skills required include solid competence in program operation and file system management in a Unix environment, an ability to troubleshoot problems in journal content and/or the
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