The Web Intern will help support the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) Division’s public and internal websites. The intern will work with the Publications and Media team to ensure the division’s websites are accurate, up to date, and meet government standards.
Primary Duties:
- Update web content regularly to keep websites fresh
- Proofread, code, and post regular user meeting minutes
- Help develop and code new web pages
- Work with team on a large project involving transferring content to a new content management system
- Conduct quarterly maintenance tasks to ensure accuracy of sites
- Reformat existing images for web purposes; create new navigation buttons, apply universal web changes as needed
- Conduct web-based research as needed
Requirements
- Excellent attention to detail
- Good written and verbal communication skills; ability to proofread web content and identify errors
- Comfortable using a Macintosh environment and products
- Ability to navigate and conduct web-based research
- Strong experience with HTML, XHTML, CSS
- Self-starter able to apply coding with minimal direction and learn new techniques
- Knowledge of web design theories, cross-browser issues, and accessibility issues
- Customer service oriented
- UNIX, JavaScript/ESMAScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, Dreamweaver
- Class schedule that allows work on concurrent days 4-5 days per week
The NASA people told me they really need someone who has these characteristics:
- enthusiastic
- a go-getter
- someone who has done some real web design/development
- learns quickly
- can jump right in
- has good attention not only to coding detail but English detail for the content end of things
Martha (Marti) L Carlson
Ames Research Center
(650) 604-4182
Martha.L.Carlson@nasa.gov
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