Build and update WordPress pages primarily using Elementor (templates, sections, responsive controls, basic Theme Builder usage).
Implement design comps into clean, responsive pages with strong attention to spacing, typography, and consistency.
Maintain website content and page layouts across multiple client sites (new pages, edits, replacements, layout updates).
Follow established build standards (naming, structure, reusable sections, global styles when available).
Assist with WordPress foundation tasks: plugin updates (with guidance), user roles, basic site settings, backups, and site hygiene.
Help troubleshoot common Elementor/WordPress issues (responsiveness bugs, spacing inconsistencies, basic plugin conflicts).
Support performance best practices (image compression, basic caching awareness, avoiding unnecessary Elementor bloat).
Implement common marketing integrations (forms, embedded tracking snippets, analytics/tag manager placement with guidance).
Support QA and staging-to-production releases (checklists, testing across devices/browsers, fix rounds).

Requirements

0–1 years of WordPress experience (internships, freelancing, bootcamps, or personal projects are welcome).
Working experience with Elementor (you’ve built real pages and understand responsive controls and layout tools).
Basic front-end skills: HTML/CSS (comfortable editing and troubleshooting).
Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn quickly with feedback.
Ability to follow checklists, build standards, and documentation.
Clear communication and comfort working in a collaborative, deadline-driven environment.
Austin-based (or willing to relocate) to support the hybrid schedule (3 days/week in-office).

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

WordPressElementorHTMLCSSresponsive designwebsite maintenanceplugin managementimage compressionanalyticstag manager

Soft Skills

attention to detailwillingness to learnability to follow checklistsclear communicationcollaborativedeadline-driven