The Content Manager's role is to coordinate the planning, maintenance, and accessibility of company owned and generated content and content-related services. This includes ensuring that the layout, positioning, navigation, and look and feel of content are consistent across and throughout the organization. The Content Manager is also responsible for creating some original content. Understanding of Web development languages and publishing tools is required.
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