Specialist, Site Production

Req Id: 411802

 

At The Source, we believe that the right tech makes all the difference and exist to help Canadians discover the endless possibilities of tech. We carry the latest tech, offer advice across all categories and networks, and put our customers first to ensure they find the right tech for them.

 

Every day our Associates across the country help Canadians find the tech they want and need.  The Source is a great place to work and we are committed to your development through best in class training programs that help you do your best. Behind our in-store Associates is a supporting team of professionals who curate our product assortment, ensure on-time deliveries, create engaging marketing campaigns and help keep our systems running at peak capacity.

 

We are passionate about what we do and look for individuals with their own passion, curiosity and genuine helpfulness to join us!

Key Responsibilities

 

As the Specialist, Site Production you will be responsible for working within our website platform to build daily and weekly marketing campaigns on thesource.ca. You will be responsible for implementing visual elements that customers will see and interact with on The Source website. This is an exciting opportunity to support in the rapid growth of The Source's online sales channel and contribute to the continued expansion and evolution. 


 

  • Responsibilities will include translation of UI/UX design wireframes to actual code that will produce visual elements of the application. You will work with the UI/UX designer and the Web Development team to bridge the gap between design and technical implementation, taking an active role defining how the application looks as well as how it works.
  • Develop new user-facing features. The majority of work will be within SAP Hybris.
  • Collaborate with our internal digital teams and eCommerce IT partners to produce and load web elements on a scheduled weekly basis.
  • Identify opportunities to drive automation and efficiencies.
  • Build reusable code and libraries for future use.
  • Adherence to web accessibility standards WCAG and AODA compliance.
  • Test and report any production issues within our CMS and websites.
  • Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external vendors to develop and publish content that achieves superior online sales results.
  • Hours of work are typically within office hours. However, you will need to be available to work some after hours and possible overnight site checks from time to time to support launches and major events.
  • Other duties as required. 
Critical Qualifications

 

•    3+ years experience in web content management within a Digital/eCommerce focused role.
•    University or college degree in a related field, with relevant prior working experience within a larger retail organization.
•    Strong, working knowledge of common programming languages such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with the ability to hard code content as needed.
•    Intermediate to advanced proficiency of content management software, SAP Hybris a plus.
•    Knowledge of WCAG accessibility standards and AODA compliance requirements an asset.
•    Advanced organizational skills; strong time management and prioritization; ability to handle multiple time-sensitive projects on tight deadlines. 
•    Strong understanding of design principles, with a focus on organizational layout and user experience.
•    Solid knowledge of SEO best practices and internal search.
•    Strong attention to detail and analytical skills with the flexibility to handle ongoing web changes, updates and evolving priorities. 
•    Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite including Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Windows. 
•    Knowledge of Jira, Salesforce Marketing Cloud and personalization tools an asset.
•    Strong communication skills, both verbal and written. 

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Position Type: Management
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Job Location: Canada : Ontario : Barrie || Canada : Ontario : Toronto 
Application Deadline: 06/30/2023

 

Adequate knowledge of French is required for positions in Quebec. 

 

As Canada's favourite tech retailer you have the opportunity to work close to home - and we're also proud to offer a competitive compensation package that includes an extensive recognition and rewards program, career development opportunities, multi-faceted training programs, competitive medical and dental benefits, charity and volunteer opportunities and of course, associate discounts!

 

The Source celebrates and embraces diversity as part of our culture. We strive to be an inclusive, equitable and accessible environment that supports both our internal and external customers, ensuring everyone feels valued and respected. Accommodations are available on request for all candidates taking part in any aspects of the selection process. For a confidential inquiry, simply email your recruiter directly or to make arrangements.

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