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Web Designer

University Of Tasmania 🇦🇺 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

$92,120 - $99,891 (AUD) Full-time

The Web Designer will lead the visual design and development of multimedia online learning content, including videos, animations, and interactive activities. They will collaborate with academics and educational designers to enhance student engagement across nationally significant online education programs.

Responsibilities

  • The Web Designer will lead the visual design and development of multimedia online learning content, including videos, animations, and interactive activities. They will collaborate with academics and educational designers to enhance student engagement across nationally significant online education programs.

Requirements

  • Candidates must possess a relevant degree with experience in web design and development, or equivalent professional expertise. Proficiency in front-end technologies, online authoring tools, and video production is essential for this role.

Benefits

  • 17% Superannuation

Key Skills

Web design Front‑end development HTML CSS JavaScript Responsive design Multimedia content creation Video production Animation Interactive activity design Online authoring tools User experience design Accessibility CMS management Figma Adobe Creative Suite Collaboration with academics Instructional design partnership Project coordination Agile workflow

About University Of Tasmania

CODES is the Centre for Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences. Formed in 1989 at the University of Tasmania, the Centre has grown substantially over the years and is now widely regarded as a global leader in ore deposit research. It is home to over 50 highly qualified research staff and over 100 postgraduate students, further cementing its position as the largest university-based team of ore deposit researchers in the world. CODES has developed a strong and long-standing reputation for delivering high quality research outcomes of direct relevance to the mining industry. This has been achieved over a period in excess of 30 years, which includes terms as a Federal Government-funded ARC Key Centre (1989-1996), ARC Special Research Centre (1997 to 2005) and ARC Centre of Excellence (2005 to 2013). CODES is located within the University of Tasmania's School of Natural Sciences, which is part of the Sciences and Engineering theme. Highly productive worldwide collaborations have been developed w

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