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Web Developer (DO - 08202024 - PTWD)

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Summary

A part-time web developer builds and maintains client websites, including front-end design, back-end architecture, and database/server integration, using tools like Framer/Webflow. Focuses on performance, troubleshooting, and live site monitoring.

Position: Web Developer

Number of hours: 20 hours/week

Schedule: PST


Tasks required:

  • Meet with clients to discuss website design and function

  • Design and building the website front-end

  • Create the website architecture

  • Design and managing the website back-end including database and server integration

  • Generate themes and plugins suitable for the client’s website

  • Conduct website performance tests

  • Troubleshoot common website issues and address concerns leading to downtime

  • Monitor the performance of the live website

  • Other ad hoc tasks to be assigned

Requirements:

  • Must have 1 year of experience as a Web Developer or relevant experience

  • Knowledge in full stack web development, specifically using Framer or Webflow

  • A solid understanding of how web applications work including security, session management, and best development practices

  • Can set up the client’s personal and business website

  • Hands-on experience with network diagnostics, network analytical tools

  • Aggressive problem diagnosis and creative problem-solving skills

  • Strong organizational skills to juggle multiple tasks within the constraints of timelines and budgets with business acumen

  • Ability to work and thrive in a fast-paced environment, learn rapidly, and master diverse web technologies and techniques




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