Web Developer, WordPress

Job Description:

  • Handle basic page updates, content population, and layout adjustments across WordPress sites
  • Troubleshoot common website, layout, form, and plugin problems
  • Test all changes across various devices and browsers to confirm proper functionality before handing work back
  • Follow established processes strictly and flag any instructions that are unclear
  • Escalate issues that fall outside the defined scope to senior team members
  • Assist marketing coordinators with day-to-day email and technical tasks
  • Fix email template issues and adjust formatting as required
  • Respond promptly to technical enquiries and turn around small requests efficiently
  • Use AI tools safely to research solutions, learn underlying concepts, and debug code
  • Write clear, detailed prompts to explain technical issues, code snippets, and attempted fixes
  • Verify all AI-generated suggestions and code before applying them to live environments

Requirements:

  • High level of written English communication skills
  • Proven hands-on experience navigating and updating WordPress pages, content, and settings
  • Working knowledge of basic HTML and CSS to fix layouts, edit email templates, and adjust page content
  • Strong attention to detail with a habit of checking work thoroughly before submitting
  • Excellent critical thinking skills to identify potential issues before making changes
  • Ability to follow written processes strictly and ask for clarification when needed
  • Practical experience using AI tools effectively to troubleshoot code and solve technical problems
    • Nice-to-Have Skills
  • Exposure to PHP or JavaScript
  • Experience configuring and troubleshooting WordPress forms and plugins
  • Familiarity with email template quirks across different email clients

Benefits:

  • Permanent WFH Set-Up
  • Dayshift (Australian Eastern Standard Time business hours)
  • Full-Time Job
  • HMO
  • Annual Leave
  • Christmas Bonus equivalent to 1 month's wage (pro-rate)
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