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Web Content Assistant
Category: Technology
Web Content Assistant (Technology)
Overview
Help keep RPA’s website sharp, accessible, and up‑to‑date by troubleshooting
content and display issues and advising staff on publishing solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Publish and update content in the CMS; ensure consistency and accessibility.
- Triage and fix minor display issues; escalate bugs appropriately.
- Maintain internal content checklists and lightweight QA process.
- Assist with analytics snapshots and simple experiments.
Qualifications
- Comfort with CMS workflows and basic HTML/CSS; JS familiarity helpful.
- Strong communicator who can translate tech to non‑tech teammates.
- Security‑ and accessibility‑aware; careful and methodical.
Time Commitment
~5 hours/week; flexible schedule with quick turnaround for urgent fixes.
Benefits
- Real‑world web ops experience; portfolio‑ready before/after examples.
- Professional references and cross‑team collaboration experience.
Should be a Rail Passengers member or prepared to join Rail Passengers to
participate. To apply, send a resume, clips/links and a cover letter by email to
[email protected].
"It is an honor to be recognized by the Rail Passengers Association for my efforts to strengthen and expand America’s passenger rail. Golden spikes were once used by railroads to mark the completion of important rail projects, so I am truly grateful to receive the Golden Spike Award as a way to mark the end of a career that I’ve spent fighting to invest in our country’s rail system. As Chair of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, it has been my priority to bolster funding for Amtrak, increase and expand routes, look to the future by supporting high-speed projects, and improve safety, culminating in $66 billion in new funding in the Bipartisan infrastructure Law."
Representative Peter DeFazio (OR-04)
March 30, 2022, on receiving the Association's Golden Spike Award for his years of dedication and commitment to passenger rail.