Public Information Specialist 3 Digital Content - Grade 25

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This title exists within Various New York State Agencies and has approximately 15 positions statewide.

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Job Duties

As a Public Information Specialist 3 (Digital Content), you would:

Establish and execute social media strategies.

Compile metric reports and presentations for agency executives.

Recommend and implement changes to layout and content based on website analytics and usability testing.

Oversee agency-wide digital communication platform trainings, including content management tools, document sharing tools, and social media.

Identify new content opportunities.

Facilitate website and social media projects with agency executives, including user experience, information architecture, and customer outreach and testing.

Liaison with ITS to implement digital communication projects.

Facilitate and monitor online content for the agency's network of websites, blogs, and services pages.  

Monitor websites, social media sites, and digital communications to ensure that information is current, fresh, informative, and appealing.

Work collaboratively with other digital content staff, information technology staff, and internal stakeholders to seamlessly syndicate content.

Assist stakeholders in determining when to use copy, video, images or other media to best convey their messages.

Perform quality assurance checks to ensure that all editorial and graphic assets have been uploaded properly to the page.

Explore new ways to repurpose existing content throughout the site.

Monitor agency digital content to ensure it complies with agency policy.

Establish and direct style and branding compliance for all agency website and website applications.

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Summary of Minimum Qualifications

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How to Apply

An examination is not used to fill this title. You must meet the minimum qualifications of the title in order to be considered for this position. You must apply directly to the agency or agencies that have this title.

Mobility Options

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