Content Specialist III

Work Schedule

Standard (Mon-Fri)

Environmental Conditions

Office

DUTIES:

• Implement the manual taxonomy changes for browse navigation and attribution category structures within Hybris;
• Create import files in text, Excel, or Hybris impex formats for large taxonomy changes utilizing Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel to prepare content for import to the systems;
• Develop and maintain the SOP documentation for implementing taxonomy changes within the systems;
• Assist in United Nations Standard Products Code (UNSPSC) and Services mapping for our web properties and management of the Taxonomy and IA Request Task List;
• Support the global product model attribution strategy by working with Product Information Analysts to govern required attribute sets per taxonomy category as well as the set of attributes to be available for search refinement per taxonomy category;
• Review requests for new sections of web pages, providing strategic direction and advice to align page titles and URLs to our enterprise standards, as well as situating new content within the overall IA methodology of the sites.
  
  

Travel: Up to 10% domestic travel required. Telecommuting Employee: Reports to company headquarters in Waltham, MA. Can work remotely or telecommute.

REQUIREMENTS:

MINIMUM Education Requirement: Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Science, Information Management, Information Technology, or related field of study.

MINIMUM Experience Requirement: 1 year of Website taxonomy management, information architecture, information management, data management, database management, or related experience.

Alternative Education and Experience Requirement: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Science, Information Management, Information Technology, or related field of study plus 3 years of Website taxonomy management, information architecture, information management, data management, database management, or related experience.

Required knowledge or experience with:

• Advanced data manipulation techniques within Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access, including the use of macros;
• Database concepts: Objects, Tables, Queries, Relationships;
• XML, Java, Python and SQL;
• DBeaver.