Remote Senior Front-End Web Developer

This is a fully remote position ideal for a developer passionate about front-end technologies and CMS. You'll contribute to internal projects and client deliverables, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance across web assets. Responsibilities - Develop bug-free themes, modules, and pages in HubSpot CMS using the latest front-end technologies. - Complete internal and client projects on time and to specifications. - Work directly with cross-functional teams and clients to understand needs and deliver solutions. - Optimize website performance, loading times, and user experience. - Ensure responsive design across devices and browsers. - Collaborate on UI/UX improvements and implement feedback iteratively. - Stay updated with HubSpot platform updates and best practices. - Conduct code reviews and mentor junior team members to foster a collaborative environment. - Integrate third-party APIs and tools to enhance HubSpot functionality. - Participate in agile sprints, contributing to project planning and retrospectives. Requirements - Minimum 2 years of experience in front-end development. - An online portfolio that we can review, showcasing relevant work. - Bachelor's degree in IT or any relevant field. - Advanced knowledge in front-end development technologies like HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Angular, Next.js, etc. - Stable internet connection and reliable power supply for remote work. - Excellent written and oral communication skills. - Familiarity with SEO best practices and web accessibility standards. - Proficiency in version control systems like Git. - Ability to work independently in a remote team environment, with strong time management skills. - Experience with HubSpot certifications (e.g., CMS for Developers). - Familiarity with performance optimization tools like Lighthouse or Web Vitals. - Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and debug complex front-end issues. What We Offer - Competitive salary DOE ranging from USD550 - USD1000 (PHP 31.000 - 60.000) - Paid time off, including flexible holidays and sick leaves. - Opportunities for professional growth and HubSpot certifications. - Collaborative and supportive remote work culture. Application Process We'll review submissions within 2 weeks and follow up with qualified candidates for an initial video interview, technical assessment, and team meet-and-greet. In the first paragraph of your cover letter, mention “three two one” to demonstrate you've thoroughly read this job ad.

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