Available Position: Web Developer and Data Analyst
Minnesota Sea Grant Seeks Web Developer and Analytics Specialist
Minnesota Sea Grant (MNSG) is currently seeking a Web Developer and Analytics Specialist to join their team in Duluth. The position, while not explicitly titled as such in their current job listings, aligns closely with the roles and responsibilities of a combined web developer and analytics specialist in an academic or research extension context.
As a Web Developer and Analytics Specialist, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining websites or web applications that support MNSG’s mission. You will collaborate with scientists, extension educators, and communication teams to translate scientific data into accessible, user-friendly web content.
Your role will also involve performing data analysis and visualization, managing data associated with research or community program metrics, and supporting the dissemination and communication of research through digital platforms. You will manage electronic information resources, possibly including database or content management, and assist with digital accessibility and user experience improvements.
To be successful in this role, you should have proficiency in web development technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and relevant frameworks. Skills in data analytics tools and programming languages suitable for web analytics, such as Python, R, or relevant software, are also essential. Experience or interest in water sciences or environmental topics is beneficial but not required.
You should be able to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams including scientists and educators, have strong organizational and communication skills, and be willing to learn new research-based methods and analytic approaches, as training is provided.
The position is part-time, with a time appointment of 50% (20 hours per week). The salary range is $32,593.60 - $36,400.00, depending on education, qualifications, and experience.
The Web Developer will design, code, and maintain MNSG’s primary website and project-specific sites. You will work with the MNSG Communications Director and other MNSG staff to develop accessible, informational, and typically grant-funded/grant-required project-specific websites and web applications.
The job code is 9702WD, and the position is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Sea Grant Program. The UMN Job ID is 366498.
To apply, you must submit your application online through the MN Sea Grant website. Existing users are required to enter their username and password to apply. New users will need to register to apply for the position.
The application close date is open until filled. The priority review deadline is 2025-02-14. Developing website display/formats/functionalities to meet web service requests from program and grant-funded projects is a key aspect of the role.
Your work as a Web Developer and Analytics Specialist will help deliver applied water science and research outcomes to the public. The Web Developer will handle data streams through programming languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
For comprehensive, specific information, contacting Minnesota Sea Grant or checking their official career postings is recommended. The application open date is 2025-01-23.
- As a Web Developer and Analytics Specialist to Minnesota Sea Grant (MNSG), you will be working with technology, designing, developing, and maintaining websites or web applications using coding languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to support MNSG’s mission.
- Your role as a Web Developer and Analytics Specialist also includes performing data analysis and visualization, utilizing data analytics tools and programming languages suitable for web analytics, such as Python or R, to manage and analyze data associated with research or community program metrics.
