Experienced Web Developer for Consumer Brand

Job Title: Website Developer
Location: Remote / Hybrid
Employment Type: Full-time / Contract (Flexible)
About the Brand:
We are a growing consumer-focused brand building a strong digital presence through our website and online platforms. Our focus is on creating a clean, fast, and scalable website that reflects brand credibility and supports future e-commerce and marketing initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop, maintain, and optimize the brand’s official website
Build responsive, mobile-first web pages with clean UI/UX
Implement SEO-friendly structure and performance optimization
Integrate third-party tools (payment gateways, analytics, CRM, email tools, etc.)
Collaborate with the brand, design, and marketing teams to translate requirements into functional features
Ensure website security, speed, and scalability
Troubleshoot bugs and provide ongoing technical support
Manage website updates, backups, and version control
Required Skills & Qualifications:
Proven experience as a Website Developer or Web Engineer
Strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Experience with WordPress / Webflow / Shopify / custom CMS (mention preferred stack if any)
Understanding of UI/UX principles and responsive design
Familiarity with SEO best practices and website performance optimization
Experience with hosting platforms and domain management
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Preferred (Good to Have):
Experience in e-commerce websites
Knowledge of React / Next.js / PHP / Python (optional, depending on stack)
Basic understanding of branding and conversion optimization
Experience working with startups or early-stage brands
What We Offer:
Opportunity to work closely with the founder and shape the brand’s digital identity
Flexible work environment
Long-term growth opportunities as the brand scales
Competitive compensation based on experience
How to Apply
Please share:
Your portfolio or live websites you’ve built
Brief description of your experience
Preferred tech stack
Availability and expected compensation