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BenefitsHealth insuranceHome office stipendOpportunity for advancementPaid time offTraining & developmentJob SummaryThe Junior Web Developer supports the Web Development Department by executing foundational website maintenance, development, optimization, and QA tasks across client websites and digital properties. This role focuses primarily on WordPress maintenance, frontend edits, plugin updates, basic speed optimization, and security checks, with exposure to more advanced website builds over time. The ideal candidate is detailoriented, processdriven, comfortable working in WordPress, and eager to grow deeper technical development skills in an agency environment. This is a handson execution role, not a senior development or architecture role yet.ResponsibilitiesWordPress MaintenancePerform routine WordPress plugin, theme, and core updatesReview websites after updates to identify layout, functionality, or performance issuesUnderstand standard WordPress template hierarchy, child themes, and basic database backups/migrations using staging environmentsAssist with troubleshooting WordPress issues related to plugins, themes, PHP errors, and configuration conflictsFollow internal SOPs for updates, backups, staging, QA, and escalationFrontEnd Website EditsMake basic page edits using HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScriptUpdate website content, layouts, images, buttons, links, forms, and other page elementsAssist with responsive adjustments across desktop, tablet, and mobile viewsImplement minor design and layout changes based on direction from senior team membersEnsure edits are clean, functional, and consistent with existing website structureWebsite Speed OptimizationPerform basic website speed optimization tasks using established SOPsAssist with image compression, caching checks, plugin review, and performance cleanupUse tools such as Google PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, GTmetrix, or similar platforms to identify issuesDocument optimization work and flag more complex performance concerns for senior developersSupport ongoing improvements to page load speed and user experienceSecurity Audits & Website HealthConduct basic website security audits and site health checksIdentify outdated plugins, vulnerable components, unusual admin users, SSL issues, and site warningsAssist with backup checks and updatereadiness reviewsPerform QA after updates, security changes, and website fixesEscalate higherrisk security or technical issues to senior developersHosting, CDN & Technical SupportWork within hosting environments, preferably WPEngineAssist with stagingtoproduction workflows, backups, cache clearing, and environment checksSupport basic Cloudflarerelated tasks such as cache clearing, DNS review, SSL checks, and CDN troubleshootingHelp with redirects, broken links, form testing, and basic launch supportCoordinate with internal team members to ensure technical requests are completed accuratelyWebsite Build SupportAssist senior developers with new website builds as skills growHelp build pages from approved designs using WordPress tools, templates, or page buildersSupport theme customization and child theme updates when appropriateParticipate in QA, launch preparation, and postlaunch fixesGradually take on larger development tasks with guidance from senior team membersQualificationsHandson experience working with WordPressUnderstanding of standard WordPress template hierarchy, child themes, and staging environmentsBasic experience with database backups and migrationsBasic working knowledge of PHPProficiency with HTML and CSSBasic JavaScript knowledgeAbility to make basic website edits and troubleshoot common WordPress issuesComfort working inside WordPress admin dashboards and pagebuilding toolsStrong attention to detail and ability to follow SOPsClear written communication skillsAbility to document work, issues, and completed tasks clearlyWillingness to learn agency workflows and receive feedbackBonus / Preferred QualificationsExperience with WPEngineExperience with CloudflareFamiliarity with WordPress page builders such as Elementor, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, Divi, or Gutenberg blocksExperience using website speed tools such as Google PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, GTmetrix, WebPageTestBasic understanding of website caching, image optimization, redirects, SSL certificates, DNS basics, responsive design, accessibility basics, SEO fundamentalsGoogle Analytics (GA4) and Google Tag Manager (GTM) knowledgeExposure to Git or version controlExperience working on multiple websites or client accountsPrior experience in an agency, freelance, or digital marketing environmentTraits Were Looking ForCoachable and curious willing to learn web development deeplyOrganized and dependable follows checklists, SOPs, and QA stepsProcessdriven loves checklists and takes pride in triplechecking live forms and links before declaring a task completeComfortable with recurring maintenance and execution workDetailoriented catches .
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