One to two yearsexperience in an entry-level job in an agency or client environment. * A real ... Drafting a broad range of materials - from web content, press releases and op-eds to research ...
One to two yearsexperience in an entry-level job in an agency or client environment. * A real ... Drafting a broad range of materials - from web content, press releases and op-eds to research ...
Entry Level Web Developer information
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$33.8K - $46.3K
2% of jobs
$46.3K - $58.7K
3% of jobs
$64.4K is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$58.7K - $71.2K
43% of jobs
The median wage is $72.3K / yr.
$71.2K - $83.6K
18% of jobs
$83.6K - $96.1K
4% of jobs
$100.7K is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$96.1K - $108.5K
11% of jobs
$108.5K - $120.9K
8% of jobs
$120.9K - $133.4K
3% of jobs
$133.4K - $145.8K
1% of jobs
$145.8K - $158.3K
0% of jobs
$158.3K - $170.7K
6% of jobs
$33.8K
$99.5K
$170.7K
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What Does an Entry-Level Web Developer Do?
An entry-level web developer collaborates with a team of junior, mid-level, and senior web developers to code a computer program or web application. You may spend some time shadowing veteran developers until you are comfortable with your company's code base and workflow. As an entry-level developer, your duties include running tests and debugging applications, submitting pull requests with ideas of different approaches to a problem, and pairing programming to develop software solutions to meet business needs. As you gain the skills and knowledge base to understand the company’s systems, you can take on additional responsibilities and more complex assignments.
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Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO
Posted 18 days ago
Job description
- BA or BS in PR, Communications, Journalism or Liberal Arts.
- One to two yearsexperience in an entry-level job in an agency or client environment.
- A real passion for emerging technologies and the changes they’re bringing about in how we do what we do, and more broadly across business and society.
- A natural digital- and mobile-first mindset to all you do.
- Ridiculously strong oral, written and interpersonal communications.
- An insatiable curiosity combined with an innate ability to think critically that translates into creativity, founded in strategy, that you can apply to our programming day in and day out.
- Current knowledge of and comfort operating within and across the PESO media landscape.
- Juggling skills. Seriously, you’ll be expected to keep a lot of balls in the air, with each progressing towards an on-target, on time and on budget delivery.
- The self-discipline to take direction, focus on tasks and deliver on commitments.
- The self-awareness to know when to listen, when to speak and when you’ve said enough.
- A genuine thirst for learning, self-improvement and personal growth.
- A fierce competitive spirit that compels you to play to win at whatever you’re doing.
- The ability to work independently while working collaboratively towards a common goal.
- A willingness to actively contribute to making our agency a better place to work.
- Building a deep network of trusted relationships with the media, analysts and influencers key to your clients’ success.
- QC’ing your own work and that of colleagues to ensure it’s clear, concise, compelling and complies with the basic principles of business writing and, when intended for the media, AP style.
- Helping to design, sell-in, produce, project-manage, execute and measure award-worthy campaigns.
- Drafting a broad range of materials – from web content, press releases and op-eds to research reports, white papers and speeches.
- Identifying and engaging influencers willing to advocate for our clients’ brands.
- Identifying and pitching reporters with timely, relevant and compelling story ideas/angles, and supporting them through the reporting process with access to clients, data, materials and more that make their stories stronger and jobs easier.
- Collaborating with experts across the network to develop and implement social media and content marketing strategies that help build audience and move the needles the clients care about.
- Drafting client reports that show our progress/performance vs established KPI’s
- Help us improve. Become fluent in the agency’s brand and business; familiarize yourself with our teams, clients, best case work and best proposals. See a missed opportunity along the way? Call it out. Share your thoughts. Make us better.
- Make yourself smarter. Invest any downtime you have in your first six months to become certified in Google Analytics, and to master Google’s keyword tools. Both will help you prepare client-ready work more quickly as requested.
- Know what’s going on. Read/watch/listen to and then analyze and report the news that’s important to you and your clients; provide recommendations for actions that the client can/should take as a result.
- Have a point of view. We’re not looking for people who agree with everything we say. We’re looking for people who think independently, believe in things important to them and can bring and defend that passion to work with them every day.
- Make your team smarter. Get and stay up to speed on the market, competitive and internal business dynamics shaping the worlds and impacting the decisions of the clients to which you’re assigned. Become the go-to resource on your team for this kind of information.
- Learn the agency business. Ask questions of those around you/ attend proscribed training programs to understand how we budget, how we manage projects, how we develop and nurture client relationships and how we measure our own success as an agency.
- Raise your hand. Don’t ever wait for someone to ask you to do something; ask what you can do to help your team, our clients and our agency succeed. Daily.
- Find your passion. Some of our people are expert in certain verticals; others are expert at certain functions. Many have become expert at multiple sectors and multiple functions. What’s important to you, and to us, is that you find something you love to do and do whatever it takes to master it.
- Live our values. Nothing is more important. We’ll hold you to that standard and you can hold us to that standard. It’s that simple.
- Love what you do. Agency life is not for everyone. We work hard and have a lot of fun in the process. We’ll both know within your first few months if it’s for you. We certainly hope it is, but if not, chances are you’ll make a great client. We want you to be successful and love what you do, wherever that may be.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and bonuses and referral bonuses for bringing on new employees amp; clients
- Hybrid and extremely flexible work environment
- Tech stipend to ensure you have all the tools you need to work productively from home or anywhere you feel most inspired
- Generous PTO including office closure between Christmas and New Year’s and summer Fridays
- Company 401k contribution that starts on day one
- Medical, dental and vision benefits; HAS and FSA options
- Paid parental leave and short-term disability insurance
- Donation matching and PTO for volunteering in your community
- Supportive colleagues who celebrate your milestones and wins
- Inclusive work environment that celebrates and encourages what makes you YOU
About SHIFT Communications
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Industry
Public relations agencies
Company size
51 - 200 Employees
Headquarters location
Boston, MA, US
Year founded
2003