Freelance WordPress Developer (Ongoing) — Skill + Fit Matter

We’re looking for a freelance WordPress developer for ongoing work (updates, fixes, improvements) with the potential to support a bigger site rebuild later.

This role is collaborative. You’ll work closely with our internal point person day-to-day, so communication and reliability matter as much as technical skill.

What you’ll do

• Troubleshoot and fix WordPress issues (themes, plugins, layouts, conflicts)
• Implement page updates and improvements cleanly and quickly
• Make basic template/code edits using HTML/CSS and light PHP when needed
• Maintain best practices: staging workflows, backups, update safety, basic security
• Own basic hosting/uptime realities:
• Monitor uptime and respond to outages
• Handle DNS/SSL basics and redirects
• Coordinate with hosting providers when needed
• Improve performance when needed (caching, image optimization, plugin cleanup)
• Document changes (quick notes + Loom walkthroughs when useful)

What we’re looking for

• Strong WordPress experience (2+ years preferred)
• Comfortable with basic HTML/CSS and basic PHP
• Comfortable managing hosting basics and keeping sites stable/online
• Clear communicator (fast responses during work blocks)
• Reliable availability for ongoing work
• Comfortable using a ticket board and collaborating async
• Bonus: experience with common page builders and modern WP tooling

Huge bonus (marketing technology)

Experience with website marketing tech like GA4, GTM, pixels/conversion tracking, form + call tracking, CRM integrations, landing page tooling, and basic SEO hygiene.

Fit / collaboration

We’d love someone who’s around the same age as our day-to-day counterpart and shares a couple interests/hobbies — because you’ll be working together closely.

To apply (please include)

A short intro + your location/time zone

Your weekly availability + typical response time

Links to 2–3 WordPress projects + what you personally did

One “recent annoying WP problem” you solved (2–4 sentences)

Any hosting/uptime example you’ve handled (1–3 sentences)

Any marketing tech experience (GA4/GTM/pixels/CRM/etc.)

A couple interests/hobbies outside work

We’ll start with a short call and then a small paid trial task on staging.Freelance WordPress Developer (Ongoing) — Skill + Fit Matter

We’re looking for a freelance WordPress developer for ongoing work (updates, fixes, improvements) with the potential to support a bigger site rebuild later.

This role is collaborative. You’ll work closely with our internal point person day-to-day, so communication and reliability matter as much as technical skill.

What you’ll do

• Troubleshoot and fix WordPress issues (themes, plugins, layouts, conflicts)
• Implement page updates and improvements cleanly and quickly
• Make basic template/code edits using HTML/CSS and light PHP when needed
• Maintain best practices: staging workflows, backups, update safety, basic security
• Own basic hosting/uptime realities:
• Monitor uptime and respond to outages
• Handle DNS/SSL basics and redirects
• Coordinate with hosting providers when needed
• Improve performance when needed (caching, image optimization, plugin cleanup)
• Document changes (quick notes + Loom walkthroughs when useful)

What we’re looking for

• Strong WordPress experience (2+ years preferred)
• Comfortable with basic HTML/CSS and basic PHP
• Comfortable managing hosting basics and keeping sites stable/online
• Clear communicator (fast responses during work blocks)
• Reliable availability for ongoing work
• Comfortable using a ticket board and collaborating async
• Bonus: experience with common page builders and modern WP tooling

Huge bonus (marketing technology)

Experience with website marketing tech like GA4, GTM, pixels/conversion tracking, form + call tracking, CRM integrations, landing page tooling, and basic SEO hygiene.

Fit / collaboration

We’d love someone who’s around the same age (30) as our day-to-day counterpart and shares a couple interests/hobbies (Gaming, Sports, etc)— because you’ll be working together closely.

To apply (please include)

A short intro + your location/time zone

Your weekly availability + typical response time

Links to 2–3 WordPress projects + what you personally did

One “recent annoying WP problem” you solved (2–4 sentences)

Any hosting/uptime example you’ve handled (1–3 sentences)

Any marketing tech experience (GA4/GTM/pixels/CRM/etc.)

A couple interests/hobbies outside work

We’ll start with a short call and then a small paid trial task on staging.

Language:

• English (Required)

Work Location: Remote

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