As Digital Curator / Assistant Editor for Curatorial Content Online you'll be responsible for planning, optimising and managing content on our national websites and other national digital platforms as required. You'll lead digital workstreams, respond to briefs, shape content, advise stakeholders and provide innovative solutions to digital content challenges from editing and publishing pages to evaluating and making recommendations for future.

• Experience implementing web strategies for a sizeable, complex organisation and enjoy the intricacies of how websites work with email, social and PR as part of the marketing mix
• An understanding of digital platforms, ideally in a heritage environment 
• An ability to develop & deliver a cohesive, detailed & engaging digital offer across a variety of platforms
• Strong creative & communication skills with the ability to lead, motivate, influence, mentor & negotiate with confidence & professionalism
• Able to shape & deliver creative experiences online to engage visitors & build an understanding of our work, creating a cohesive visitor journey using multiple formats & weaving together into a whole 
• Demonstrable knowledge of what makes a good website, including editorial style and publishing processes, with the ability to follow and uphold website best practice
• Experience using web CMS and knowledgeable about user journeys and SEO
• Able to work closely with colleagues and independently, as well as engaging confidently with stakeholders at all levels across the Trust
• Excellent organisational and planning skills and be able to evaluate web content
• A solutions focus - you'll seek out solutions in the best interests of our team and the organisation as a whole