WordPress Web Developer (Elementor) - Freelance, Remote

<p><strong>Department: </strong>Specialized Roles</p><p><strong>Location: </strong>Philippines</p><p><strong>Compensation: </strong>$7.00 / hour<br><br></p><strong>Description<br><br></strong><strong>About the Client<br></strong>Our client is a senior-led consulting firm specializing in enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, helping mid-market finance and operations teams navigate growth, complexity, and ongoing system stewardship. They offer a mix of subscription-based support and outcome-based project delivery, working with finance teams that run multi-entity operations, complex billing models, and critical system integrations. The company has an established track record with recognizable mid-market and enterprise clients, and prides itself on senior-level expertise, clear documentation, and responsive service.<br><br><strong>Why does this role exist?<br></strong>This role exists because the client's internal team is currently stretched thin trying to maintain and update their WordPress/Elementor website themselves — leading to ad-hoc updates that take too long or don't get done, and real risk of breaking existing pages when non-specialists attempt changes. They need a dedicated, reliable specialist to own website updates and enhancements so the internal team no longer has to context-switch or fight with Elementor. This hire will become the go-to person for new sections, landing pages, and content publishing, working within the existing site to improve and extend it — not rebuild it.<br><br><strong>The Impact you’ll make<br><br></strong><strong>Modify & Improve Existing Pages</strong><ul><li>Update copy, imagery, sections, and layouts on existing WordPress pages</li><li>Align new work with the existing design system and brand guidelines</li><li>Implement updates without breaking current flows, layouts, or features</li></ul><strong>New Sections & Page Builds in Elementor</strong><ul><li>Design and implement new sections and full pages inside Elementor</li><li>Extend or duplicate existing layouts cleanly instead of reinventing structures</li><li>Propose implementation options when requirements are loosely defined</li></ul><strong>Content Publishing & Maintenance</strong><ul><li>Publish and format blog posts and other content updates</li><li>Maintain the content library — remove outdated items, fix broken links, adjust navigation as needed</li></ul><strong>Quality, Stability & Responsiveness</strong><ul><li>Ensure every change is fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile</li><li>Test updates to confirm no regressions or broken functionality</li><li>Troubleshoot layout issues and minor front-end bugs related to page structure</li></ul><strong>Collaboration & Communication</strong><ul><li>Collaborate with stakeholders to clarify requirements and communicate timelines clearly</li><li>Proactively propose UX/layout improvements when opportunities are spotted</li><li>Provide regular status updates, respond promptly during working hours, and flag blockers early<br><br></li></ul><strong>Skills, Knowledge and Expertise<br><br></strong><strong>Required:</strong><ul><li>Strong, proven hands-on WordPress experience<br>Deep, hands-on Elementor experience — building new sections and editing/extending existing layouts<br>Solid understanding of responsive web design and mobile-first best practices<br>Ability to troubleshoot layout issues and minor front-end bugs related to page structure<br>Availability for at least 5 hours/week overlapping U.S. Eastern Time</li></ul><strong>Your superpowers are...</strong><ul><li><strong>Technical Skills</strong><ul><li>Deep, hands-on Elementor expertise (sections, layouts, cloning/extending existing structures)</li><li>Strong general WordPress skills — comfortable working within an existing site rather than building from scratch</li><li>Understanding of responsive/mobile-first design principles</li><li>Ability to diagnose and fix minor front-end/layout bugs</li><li>Working knowledge of on-page SEO basics (meta tags, alt text, internal linking) — a plus</li><li>Comfort with light copy/layout refinement — headings, spacing, visual hierarchy — a plus<br><br></li></ul></li><li><strong>Soft Skills</strong><ul><li>Highly responsive and reliable — replies promptly and doesn't let requests go stale</li><li>Detail-oriented, especially when it comes to not breaking what already works</li><li>Strong written communicator who can give clear, concise async updates</li><li>Comfortable interpreting loose requirements and proposing solutions rather than waiting for exact specs</li><li>Proactive — flags blockers early rather than letting them sit</li></ul></li></ul><strong>WFH Set-Up:</strong><ul><li>Computer with at least 8GB RAM, an Intel i5 core processor/AMD Ryzen 5 Processor and up.</li><li>Internet speed of at least 40MBPS</li><li>Headset with an extended mic that has noise cancellation and a webcam</li><li>Back-up computer and internet connection</li><li>Quiet, dedicated workspace at home</li></ul><strong>You should apply if...</strong><ul><li>You're the kind of developer who respects an existing site instead of wanting to tear it down and start over.</li><li>You take pride in shipping clean, stable updates — not just fast ones — and you double-check your work across devices before calling it done.</li><li>You're comfortable being handed a loose brief ("we need a new section here, make it work") and turning that into a clear plan, a timeline, and a finished page.</li><li>Communication isn't an afterthought for you — you proactively update people before they have to ask, and you flag problems before they become bigger ones.</li><li>If you like the idea of being the trusted go-to person who keeps a site running smoothly and growing steadily, this role is built for you.</li></ul><strong>What to expect...<br><br><br></strong><strong>Work Setup:</strong><ul><li>Remote position</li><li>Must have a reliable internet connection and a quiet workspace</li><li>Required to provide own computer with Intel Core i5 or something similar or higher operating system</li></ul><strong>Working Hours:</strong><ul><li>20 hours per week</li><li>Eastern Time</li></ul><strong>Compensation:</strong><ul><li>$7 per hour</li><li>No benefits package included<br><br></li></ul><strong>Benefits<br></strong>

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