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Web Content Manager Jobs in Oregon (NOW HIRING)

LMS platforms; Drupal (web/content management); Medusa (headless / composable commerce); and Pimcore (PIM / MDM / DAM / DXP) and any other platforms within our PMO portfolio. * Have basic ...

The Content Operations Specialist - Digital Asset Management (DAM) supports the implementation, migration, administration, governance, and ongoing stewardship of the organization's DAM platform. This ...

Digital Media Tutor

OR · Remote

$18 - $40/hr

... management. Guides students through creating graphics for social platforms, editing video content, recording and editing audio, designing web layouts, and developing cross-platform content strategies.

Digital Media Tutor

Eugene, OR · Remote

$18 - $40/hr

... management. Guides students through creating graphics for social platforms, editing video content, recording and editing audio, designing web layouts, and developing cross-platform content strategies.

Digital Media Tutor

Portland, OR · Remote

$18 - $40/hr

... management. Guides students through creating graphics for social platforms, editing video content, recording and editing audio, designing web layouts, and developing cross-platform content strategies.

Plan, execute, and optimize multi-channel marketing campaigns across social, email, web, content ... Manage Exol's presence at relevant industry events and trade shows, including pre-event promotion ...

Senior Full Stack Web Developer

Salem, OR · On-site

$55.20 - $61.33/hr

... and content creators. This role will focus on developing responsive web applications, scalable ... You will work closely with product managers, UX designers, and engineering teams to deliver ...

Advance digital marketing capabilities across web, content, customer engagement, analytics, and marketing operations * Use clear metrics and analytics to manage performance, prioritize resources, and ...

... web content. The role ensures all content aligns with applicable VA documentation standards ... to detail, able to manage multiple concurrent writing and editing assignments Desired ...

Produce scroll-stopping, attention-grabbing content for TV, social, web, and wherever audiences are ... Manage asset distribution across the network and track deliverables through Adobe Workfront. WHAT ...

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How much do web content manager jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for web content manager in Oregon is $88,134.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $73,500.00 and $103,100.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How does a web content manager typically collaborate with other departments within an organization?

Web Content Managers frequently work with marketing, design, IT, and product teams to ensure website content aligns with broader business strategies and campaigns. Regular meetings and cross-departmental projects are common, requiring clear communication and coordination to maintain consistent messaging and user experience. This collaborative environment offers opportunities to influence digital strategy, learn from other specialties, and contribute to impactful projects across the organization.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a web content manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Web Content Manager, you need expertise in content strategy, SEO best practices, and strong writing or editing skills, often supported by a degree in communications, marketing, or a related field. Familiarity with content management systems (CMS) like WordPress or Drupal, analytics tools such as Google Analytics, and basic HTML/CSS is typically required. Exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to collaborate across teams make someone stand out in this position. These skills are crucial for maintaining high-quality, engaging, and consistent web content that meets business goals and user needs.

What is the difference between Web Content Manager vs Content Strategist?

AspectWeb Content ManagerContent Strategist
Primary FocusManaging website content, publishing workflows, and content updatesDeveloping overall content plans, messaging, and content goals
Required SkillsContent management systems, editing, SEO, project managementContent planning, audience analysis, branding, storytelling
Work EnvironmentWeb teams, marketing departments, digital agenciesMarketing teams, brand departments, digital strategists
Common UsageUsed by organizations to oversee website content operationsUsed to shape content direction and strategy across channels

The Web Content Manager primarily handles the day-to-day management and publishing of website content, ensuring updates and SEO optimization. In contrast, the Content Strategist focuses on planning and developing overarching content strategies to meet business goals. While both roles collaborate closely, the Web Content Manager executes the content plan, whereas the Content Strategist designs it.

What is a web content manager?

A Web Content Manager is responsible for planning, creating, editing, and publishing content for websites. They ensure that all website content is up-to-date, accurate, and aligns with the organization’s goals and branding. Their duties often include coordinating with writers, designers, and marketers to deliver engaging and effective web content. Additionally, they may oversee content management systems (CMS), analyze website traffic, and implement SEO best practices to improve visibility and user experience.
What are the most commonly searched types of Web Content jobs in Oregon? The most popular types of Web Content jobs in Oregon are:
What cities in Oregon are hiring for Web Content Manager jobs? Cities in Oregon with the most Web Content Manager job openings:
Infographic showing various Web Content Manager job openings in Oregon as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 88% Full Time, 11% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 84% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 13% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $88,134 per year, or $42.4 per hour.

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360training
At 360training, we’re more than an online training provider—we’re on a mission to empower people and organizations to thrive. As a fast-growing leader in online and live training across multiple industries, we deliver regulatory-approved training and certifications that power careers and businesses.
Our culture is grounded in two values: Deliver Results and Do the Right Thing. We operate as a collaborative, performance-driven organization where data plays a critical role in shaping strategy and outcomes. If you’re excited to turn analytics into impact and influence meaningful decisions, 360training is the place for you.
This is a remote position and we are looking to hire in the following states:
AZ, FL, GA, NJ, PA, TN, TX, UT, ID, MI, MO and WI
THERE IS NO VISA SPONSORSHIP FOR THIS ROLE
PMO Strategic Projects Lead
The PMO Strategic Projects Lead role leads and rolls out the end-to-end orchestration of strategic technology initiatives across our digital ecosystem — our learning management systems (LMS), web and content platforms (Drupal), headless commerce (Medusa), and product information / digital experience management (Pimcore) — along with the integrations and migrations that connect them. This is a hybrid role: part portfolio governance leader, part technically fluent program manager, and part change agent who brings stakeholders together and keeps delivery moving.
The role requires a rare blend of portfolio management expertise, hands-on Agile delivery discipline, applied technical fluency, and AI literacy, paired with the soft skills — stakeholder management, facilitation, and communication — needed to influence without direct authority.
Key Responsibilities
Portfolio Governance amp; Prioritization
  • Own the project intake, prioritization, and approval process, ensuring every initiative maps clearly to strategic objectives and measurable business value.
  • Own structured prioritization frameworks such as RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort) and weighted/value-vs-effort scoring to rank competing demands objectively and defensibly.
  • Facilitate portfolio visibility on review boards, steering committees, and quarterly planning ceremonies, framing trade-offs and driving clear go / no-go / re-prioritize decisions.
  • Develop and maintain portfolio dashboards to track delivery health (change requests, MVP, scope, DoD, etc.), risk, cross-platform dependencies, capacity, and benefit realization to provide company visibility.
  • Enforce PMO standards — project charters, stage-gates, RAID logs, definition-of-done, and consistent status reporting — while keeping governance lightweight and value-adding rather than bureaucratic.
  • Partner with resource managers to align capacity and demand management across the portfolio.
Agile Delivery amp; Scaled Frameworks
  • Drive delivery using Agile methodologies and scaled frameworks — SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) and/or LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum) — coordinating across multiple teams, programs, and Agile Release Trains or iterative releases.
  • Support Lean Portfolio Management practices: align strategic themes to epics, manage portfolio Kanban / intake flow, and enable agile, incremental funding rather than fixed annual budgets.
  • Coordinate cross-team planning, dependency mapping, and synchronization so initiatives spanning LMS, Credit Reporting, Drupal, Medusa, Pimcore, etc., stay aligned.
  • Remove cross-program impediments, manage risks and dependencies proactively, and protect delivery cadence and flow. Champion continuous improvement through retrospectives, flow metrics, and data-informed adjustments to ways of working.
Technology Programs: Platforms, Integrations amp; Migrations
  • Collaborate on strategic technology integrations across the digital stack with the IT/Architecture teams: LMS platforms; Drupal (web/content management); Medusa (headless / composable commerce); and Pimcore (PIM / MDM / DAM / DXP) and any other platforms within our PMO portfolio.
  • Have basic understanding of systems integration and data-migration initiatives — connecting platforms through REST / GraphQL APIs, SSO, SCORM/AICC and other LMS standards, and iPaaS / middleware with rigorous planning for data quality, cutover, and rollback.
  • Translate between business stakeholders and engineering / architecture teams, ensuring requirements, sequencing, and technical trade-offs are clearly understood on both sides.
  • Maintain a program-level view of architecture dependencies, technical risk, and non-functional requirements (security, performance, scalability, regulatory compliance).
AI Enablement in Portfolio amp; Delivery
  • Apply AI across the portfolio lifecycle: use generative AI for status synthesis, document and plan drafting, and meeting summarization; predictive analytics for forecasting delays, resource constraints; and emerging agentic capabilities for proactive risk surfacing.
  • Strengthen the data foundation (data quality, governance, and structure) that makes AI-assisted portfolio decisioning reliable and trustworthy.
  • Evaluate and responsibly adopt AI features within the toolchain (e.g., Atlassian Intelligence, Power BI Copilot, platform-native AI such as Pimcore’s automation/Copilot capabilities), establishing sensible guardrails for governance and oversight.
  • Support AI-related delivery initiatives across the platforms (e.g., personalization, content/data enrichment, intelligent search), partnering with product and engineering on scope and value.
Tooling, Reporting amp; Insight
  • Run the portfolio in the Atlassian suite — Jira Cloud (intake, epics/initiatives, roadmaps, Advanced Roadmaps/Plans, Agile boards) and Confluence (governance documentation, decision logs, knowledge management).
  • Build executive-grade reporting and dashboards in Power BI, Jira or platforms such as Big Picture (and Excel), turning portfolio and delivery data into clear, actionable insight for leadership to visualize.
  • Define and track the metrics that matter — delivery predictability, flow/throughput, value realized, ROI, and risk exposure — and tell the story behind the numbers.
Stakeholder, Leadership amp; Cross-Functional Influence
  • Act as the bridge between executives, functional leaders, product, engineering, and delivery teams — translating strategy into execution and execution status back into strategic insight.
  • Accountable for ensuring that all discussions result in clear decisions, defined ownership, actionable next steps, agreed scope boundaries, documented trade-offs, and transparent follow-through.
  • Demonstrates the ability to communicate with clarity, professionalism, and appropriate candor; facilitate alignment across diverse stakeholders; and accurately represent differing viewpoints while maintaining objectivity and organizational priorities.
  • Facilitate difficult prioritization and trade-off conversations with executive presence, building alignment among stakeholders with competing interests by providing clear recommendations, impact assessments, trade-off analyses to maintain alignment with portfolio objectives, timelines, budgets, and organizational priorities.
  • Provide coaching and support to project managers and workstream leads, and drive a culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement across the PMO.
  • Provide resource allocation recommendations on capacity amp; projects’ needs (PMs, BSAs, etc.) based on projects’ plans, delivery and forecasted timelines.
  • Lead portfolio-level decision and escalation management paths, ensuring strategic, operational, and delivery risks are identified early, routed through the appropriate governance channels, and resolved in a timely manner.
Qualifications
Education amp; Certifications
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, IT, Computer Science, or a related field required; MBA preferred.
  • PMP, PgMP, or PfMP required.
  • Agile / scaling certifications strongly preferred (e.g., CSM/PSM, SAFe — SA / SPC / RTE, or Certified LeSS Practitioner).
  • Change-management certification (e.g., PROSCI) a plus.
  • AI / data-related credentials or demonstrable applied experience a plus.
Experience
  • 4-6+ years in program and portfolio management, including 2–3+ years leading enterprise transformation or technology-platform programs.
  • Demonstrated success standing up or operating PMOs and managing portfolios in dynamic, multi-project environments.
  • Hands-on delivery experience with web/content, commerce, PIM/DXP, or LMS platforms — such as Drupal, Medusa (or comparable headless/composable commerce), Pimcore (or comparable PIM/MDM/DXP), and learning management systems.
  • Proven experience in IT systems integrations and data migrations (APIs, SSO, ERP/CRM, content or catalog migrations); ERP / HR / Finance system consolidation experience a plus.
  • Strong background in cross-functional governance, executive reporting, and resource management, with exposure to corporate finance concepts (ROI, synergies, cost savings).
Technical Skills
  • Atlassian suite: advanced proficiency with Jira Cloud and Confluence (boards, roadmaps/Plans, automation, reporting).
  • Prioritization amp; metrics: fluency with RICE, weighted scoring, and value-vs-effort prioritization, plus Agile flow and delivery metrics.
  • Reporting amp; analytics: Power BI/Jira Dashboards/Big Picture and Excel skills for portfolio dashboards and executive reporting.
  • Architecture literacy: working understanding of APIs (REST/GraphQL), SSO, SCORM/AICC, headless/composable architecture, and integration/iPaaS patterns — enough to lead credibly, partner with engineering, and assess technical risk.
  • AI fluency: practical familiarity with generative, predictive, and agentic AI in a delivery/PMO context, and the judgment to apply it responsibly.
  • Methodologies: deep command of Agile, plus scaled frameworks (SAFe, LeSS) and Lean Portfolio Management; familiarity with MS Project / Visio / SharePoint useful.
Soft Skills
  • Executive presence and the ability to facilitate difficult prioritization and trade-off discussions.
  • Outstanding communicator, written and verbal, across technical and business audiences.
  • Ability to influence without direct authority and drive alignment across diverse stakeholders.
  • Strong facilitation, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills.
  • High adaptability, resilience, and comfort operating in ambiguous, fast-changing environments.
  • Curiosity and a growth mindset — especially toward emerging tools and AI-enabled ways of working.
We Offer Great Benefits:
  • Competitive salary and annual bonus
  • Flexible time off and company recognized holidays
  • 401k Pension Plan with company match contributions
  • Short-Term and Long-Term Disability
  • Life Insurance- Basic, Voluntary, and AD amp;D
  • Healthcare- Medical, Dental, Vision, and MDLive
  • Flexible spending amp; Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Why This Role Matters
This position sits at the intersection of strategy, technology, and execution. As 360training scales its platforms and integrates new acquisitions, the Portfolio / Strategic Projects Lead is the operational anchor who ensures the right initiatives are prioritized, delivered with discipline, and connected into a coherent digital ecosystem — supported increasingly by AI-enabled insight and governance