Contract Digital Experience Manager
Not disclosed
Salary
Not disclosed by employer
£55,000
Going rate
Skilled Worker going rate
This role likely qualifies for a Skilled Worker visa
Our predicted code SOC 2132 (77% match) is an eligible occupation, with a going rate of £55,000, and Harvey Nash is a licensed sponsor. That is our reading of the published rules. Whether they issue a Certificate of Sponsorship is still their call.
About the role
Title: Contract Digital Experience Manager
Day Rate: £450/500 (Outside IR35)
Length: 3 months (Hybrid, 2 days per week in Oxfordshire)
Harvey nash are currently partnered with a council looking to bring on a contract digital experience manager to lead their corportate website.
The successful candidate will be responsible for setting the website strategy, governance model, standards, assurance framework and improvement roadmap.
Key Skills:
- Strong experience working with low-code/ no-code platforms and digital tools.
- Strong understanding of UX/UI principles and user centered design
- Strong knowledge of CMS platforms
- Experience using Google analytics and other data analytics tools
- Proven track record of improving digital customers journeys
If you'd be interested in hearing more about this role, please apply with your most up-to-date CV!
This description is the source posting as it read when we added it. We are not affiliated with Harvey Nash, so check their own site for the current details.
Where this offer sits in the market
SOC 2132 · UK · ONS ASHE 2025 · ~204k in sampleSimilar sponsored roles
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Does this job guarantee visa sponsorship?
Not necessarily. Harvey Nash holds a sponsor licence, but sponsorship for a specific hire is always the employer's decision. Be upfront in your application that you'll require it.
What salary is needed for this role to be eligible?
The offer must clear both the general threshold and the SOC 2132 going rate of £55,000. New-entrant and shortage discounts can lower it.