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Job title:

Website and graphic designer

(full time or job share, with possible split of activities web/graphic)

Purpose of the post:

The UBU Marketing & Communications department is responsible for the

effective and high quality communications of the Union’s activities and campaigns to Bristol students, and other stakeholders. The department is also responsible for gathering information, insight and understanding of the diverse student body at Bristol to better inform UBU’s plans and activities. The post holder will develop UBU’s web presence to increase levels of engagement and interaction. The post holder will design visual marketing material appropriate for a range of different audiences and be responsible for UBU’s visual identity.

Key to this role is being able to identify new opportunities whilst managing the day-to-day smooth running of the organisation’s online and design output.

Main duties and responsibilities

1.0 Website management and development

 Manage and update the Students’ Union website and Content Management Systems (currently Membership Solutions Limited)

 Develop the website with additional sections and resources as necessary to deliver a greater range of student services online and to enhance its market reach

Identify and implement new opportunities for development, increased engagement / traffic  Support the Marketing and Communications Manger to develop the UBU web and virtual

strategy

 Work closely with the University website team to ensure a high Union presence as well as maintaining and developing integrated systems

 Be responsible for tracking and reporting analytics across all websites and social network channels

Troubleshoot problems with online channels as they arise

 Support and train UBU staff and students to update content and manage sections of the website independently

 Develop systems, templates, information and training to enable UBU clubs and societies to manage their own sections of the website

Ensuring that UBUs web presence is at the forefront of technological and market advances

2.0 Social networking, online community and external websites

 Develop the Students’ Union use of social networking and to horizon-scan for future opportunities

Develop the Students’ Union own website as a dynamic online community To increase the presence of the Students’ Union on external websites

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3.0 Graphic design

 To design a varied range of material for print and online including publications, posters, fliers, adverts, web banners and other design required for Students’ Union departments, campaigns and events

 Work with departments of UBU to develop design briefs for marketing activity  Contribute to ideas for marketing campaigns

 Work closely with MarComms team and Union departments to understand graphic design needs and timetables

 Coordinate the design and development production schedule to ensure organisational needs and priorities are met

Monitor and promote house style and brand guidelines across the organisation Manage the performance and output of any outsourced design activity

Develop and enhance UBUs visual identity

4.0 Email

 Work with the MarComms team to continually enhance the department’s email strategy and template design

Monitor and report email analytics

Deliver email campaigns alongside the MarComms team

5.0 Intranet and internal comms

Develop and improve UBU’s internal communications system

6.0 Digital display screens

 Develop and manage the use of UBUs digital display screens across campus

7.0 Other

 Attend weekly organisation team briefings, departmental team meetings, monthly organisational development sessions and other such meetings to promote inter department communications, development of new ideas and success sharing.

 To adhere to, and to comply with UBU’s Equal Opportunities and Confidentiality policies, abide by health and safety guidelines and share responsibility for own safety and that of colleagues.

 Undertake such other tasks as may be necessary in order to achieve the vision, mission and values of UBU, as directed.

 Promote the vision, mission and values of UBU through your interactions with internal and external stakeholders throughout your daily working routine.

 Contribute to relevant focus groups and Union and University committees as required.  Attend conferences and seminars that are of benefit to the Union as required.

 Be proactive in establishing good working relationships both within the University community and local community promoting the work of UBU and developing effective partnerships to deliver future work.

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Training and Professional Development

UBU has achieved the Investors in People standard and considers professional development as key to the success of the individual within the organisation and future career development. All staff are offered regular professional development through team briefings, organisation development sessions and in-house training. Each staff member takes part in the annual performance assessment review and develops a personal leadership plan.

It is expected that the post-holder will be offered the opportunity to participate in additional opportunities and training that is relevant to his/her duties and that the post-holder will be expected to undertake such opportunities as may be reasonably practicable.

Notes

The nature of the post will, at times, require additional commitment over and above normal office hours. Payment for these hours is incorporated in the salary offered. This job description does not form part of a contract of employment.

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Person Specification

Job title:

Web & Graphic Designer

Essential Desirable Tested at

interview application Tested at

Qualifications

(at least 1 of the following)

 Degree level qualification (or equivalent relevant experience)

X

X

 Design/IT specific qualification X X

Experience

 2 years website build and graphic design

experience across a range of marketing activity, including online, email, print and PR

 Experience working within in a marketing department or agency

 Good understanding of marketing planning and campaign delivery

 Experience working for a similar demographic audience

 Experience of Content Management Systems

X X X

Knowledge

 Web Design with HTML & CSS and integrated feeds

 Working with mailing list systems (e.g. Mailchimp)  High degree of web literacy and good working

knowledge of current web technologies and social networking. Required to analyse stats, upload content onto website, send emails and other online activity as required.

 Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Photoshop, InDesign, PowerPoint, Email

X X X

Skills and Abilities

 A forward thinking and dynamic approach to web development – continuously knowledgeable of new technologies, techniques and platforms

X X X

 A fantastic visual designer with an eye for quality and an ability to design for a range of

audiences/stakeholders

X X X

 A good communicator via the written and spoken word

 Ability to be imaginative and think laterally about

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 Ability to work under pressure, meet tight deadlines and manage several complex projects at the same time

 Ability to work well as part of a small team

Values, Attitudes and Behaviors

Evidence of commitment to UBU values:

 Student Focus  Democracy

 Equality and Diversity  Quality services  Collaboration  Community  Sustainability

Fun X X

 Communicating vision clearly and enthusiastically to inspire and motivate others.

 Making effective use of available resources including people, information, networks and budgets.

X X

 Working co-operatively with others in order to

achieve objectives. X X

 Planning and organising workloads to ensure that deadlines are met within resource constraints. Consistently meeting objectives and success criteria.

X X

Continuously identifying opportunities for

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Other details

Responsible to: Marketing and Communications Manager

Responsible for: Hourly paid staff or volunteers within the Marketing and Communications

department.

Strategic relationships: Elected officers, managers and staff of UBU including the Trustee Board, the

University of Bristol marketing and communications department

Hours of work: 35 hours per week, plus additional hours as necessary. Flexibility is required

there will be an expectation of longer hours during term time (especially October).

Individual applications indicating potential job shares are actively encouraged, with a possible split of activities between web & graphic.

Holiday: 25 days per year plus bank holidays and university closure days. The

majority of holiday is taken out of term time.

Probationary period: All posts are subject to a 6 month probationary period. Reviews are held

regularly during this period.

Salary: £18,200 – £19,900pa

Closing date: Friday 17 August 2012 at Midday

Informal Enquiries to: Katie Donaldson, Marketing & Communications Manager on

[email protected] or 0117 954 5867

Applications to: [email protected]

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