Subject: [xsl] OECD Position for experienced XML-based automated publishing From: mozer <xmlizer@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:38:35 +0200 |
http://www.oecd.org/hrm/vacancies Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Building Partnerships for Progress Job Title: Technical Project Manager Salary Information Reference: 002342 Grade: A2 Please apply before midnight, Paris time, on: 07/09/2007 We are an equal opportunity employer and we encourage all qualified candidates to apply. The OECD is a unique forum where the governments of 30 market democracies work together to address the economic, social and governance challenges of the globalising world economy, as well as to exploit its opportunities. FIXED TERM APPOINTMENT UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2008 We are looking for a Technical Project Manager specialising in XML-based automated publishing, with the ability to manage documentation projects. The selected candidate will work under the supervision of the Head of the Production Unit in the Publications Division of the Public Affairs and Communications Directorate (PAC). S/he will work closely with the unit's Project Manager and will be in charge of software development in the Publishing Systems section (PAC/PS). Being a trained systems analyst/architect s/he will be responsible for the technical coherence and interoperability of all projects and will head a team of developers in charge of completing and monitoring specific projects, and supervise any external development. The job will involve development work. The profile of the post-holder should permit taking on increased technical management responsibility within the team over time. Job Duties: 1. Design, co-ordinate and complete successive technical development phases Participate in the successive technical phases of computer projects and the evolving and corrective maintenance of applications. Develop the requisite technical design and architecture options; draw up technical standards on the basis of functional specifications; develop programmes as specified; share them out among the team of developers; monitor and validate the technical aspects of in-house and external work Implement the testing of developed applications, including acceptance tests. Draft technical documentation. Liaise with the Project Manager in charge of implementing the Publications Information System and the other Project Managers. Act as Technical Project Manager on projects related to the evolution of the Production systems. 2. Set up technical methods and good practice for programme quality and performance Provide methodological input and promote an architecture-based approach within the development team. Organise skills transfers where necessary. Draft norms and standards in areas such as technology, programming methods, code structure and source management, as well as technical documentation. Ensure compliance with norms and standards by the development team working on the projects. Adapt existing technical systems/architectures in line with good practice. Consolidate technical infrastructure and internal PS procedures for each of the technical phases in projects (development, integration, production), and for incident management. 3. Management of the development team Play a lead role in coaching, managing and enhancing the performance of the technical team in the PS unit. Assist the PS unit manager in performance management, skills management planning and goal-setting for the projects required by the Publications Division. Draw up the workload planning schedule. 4. Reporting Set up the appropriate reporting and planning tools and provide the Head of Unit with regular statistics. Qualifications: education, experience, communication and languages 1. Education and experience A higher education qualification in computing (school of engineering or university). Solid background in XML-based publishing and sound experience of modelling methods (XML and UML or entity relationships). At least 3 years' experience of project development/technical management, and some experience of incident analysis and standard-drafting. At least 5 years' development experience in computer and documentation systems. Project management skills. 2. Key competencies Good general knowledge of technical architectures used in the OECD: XML (XSLT, SAX, DOM), .NET, C# and web services, SQL Server, Web technology and 3-tier architecture). Strong team spirit, independence and pragmatism. Good interpersonal skills. Ability to organise and run working groups. Curiosity, ability to communicate, a sense of order and intellectual rigour are further qualities required for this post. Ability to find basic information and acquire further technical skills as required. Computer skills in ASP, ASP.NET, JavaScript, .NET/C# and data access via Recordset or WebService, XML (XSLT, DOM, SAX), ability to write DTD and schema, HTML, CSS, SQL SERVER database and MTS/COM+ (or DNA Architecture), Visual Studio .NET 2003, Visual SourceSafe. Knowledge of desktop publishing and graphic design tools such as FrameMaker, Indesign and Acrobat would be an advantage. Practical experience of Microsoft Office applications. 3. Communication and OECD official languages Proven ability to form good working relations with OECD staff and users of information management systems in various fields relating to publishing (authors, editors, pre-press), to understand and formulate their needs, and to develop specifications for appropriate systems. Proven ability to establish and maintain good working relations with in-house and external information-technology specialists, in order to acquire broader skills and solve specific problems. Excellent knowledge (both written and oral) of one of the official languages of the Organisation (English and French) and working knowledge of the other. Excellent knowledge of technical English and good drafting skills in both English and French. Proven ability to draw up technical reports and documentation in English. Ability to explain clearly and concisely (in writing and orally) the aim and findings of analytical work, technical solutions and R&D work, as well as the ability to present them and communicate with users at every level. NB. The appointment may initially be made at the level immediately below if the qualifications and professional experience of the selected applicant correspond to that level; in this case, the duties and responsibilities assigned to the post will be adjusted accordingly.
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