Web Developer (BigCommerce Experience Required)
Remote VAAre you a detail-oriented web developer with experience in BigCommerce? We're looking for a talented and motivated individual to update and maintain our company website. You’ll work closely with our remote team to ensure a smooth, visually appealing, and high-converting online presence.
Job Responsibilities:
-Maintain and update the existing website on BigCommerce
-Implement design and content updates as needed
-Troubleshoot bugs and ensure website performance and security
-Optimize site for speed, mobile responsiveness, and SEO
-Collaborate with other remote team members as needed
Requirements
Requirements:
-Proven experience working with BigCommerce
-Strong understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and responsive web design
-Ability to work independently and manage time efficiently
-Portfolio showcasing previous work on web development projects, especially BigCommerce-based sites
-Excellent communication skills
Tools You'll Use:
-BigCommerce
-Any relevant front-end web development tools
Benefits
Benefits:
-Work from the comfort of your home
-Consistent weekday schedule (9 AM – 5 PM EST)
-Opportunity to grow within a remote team environment
Salary: $700 USD / month
Send your CV and portfolio to:
📧 mondilla.jay03@gmail.com
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