The Website Operations Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the website production team, driving project management across website builds, launches, renewals, and client-facing deliverables, and ensuring smooth collaboration across other business silos (Sales, Client Support, Stock, etc.). The role combines hands-on task and project management with team leadership, client management, and technical coordination with the Development team. This is a hybrid role
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About IT & Tech work in KwaZulu-Natal
Tech work in South Africa concentrates in Sandton, Rosebank and Midrand, in Cape Town’s Century City and Woodstock, and in a growing number of remote roles open to candidates anywhere in the country. Demand runs strongest for software engineering, cloud infrastructure and support desks. A degree helps, but AWS, Microsoft and CompTIA certifications are routinely accepted in its place for infrastructure and support work. The fastest way to stand out is to publish something — a GitHub repository or a short write-up of a home lab carries more weight than a CV line listing technologies you have merely touched.
Durban’s port drives KwaZulu-Natal employment: freight, logistics, manufacturing and sugar. Pietermaritzburg adds government and education. The reliable hiring pockets are the port-adjacent warehousing operations and the automotive corridor south of the city.
IT & Tech jobs on JobsJunction
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