Web Developer

Remote
Full Time
Products
Experienced
Position Purpose:
The Web Developer will be responsible for delivering quality code and providing strategic thought on structure and digital frameworks associated with multiple web properties. 

The role will also partner with other technical leaders in diagnosing bugs and solutioning for site issues while leveraging search engine best practices in new builds and upgrades to current platforms. 

In partnership with our IT Engineering function leads, support design of databases to improve data consistency, scalability and application performance and serve as lead on both upgrade and web-property redesign efforts.

Essential Functions:
  1. Create, test, and maintain websites and web applications.  Provide direction and support for contract (contract to hire) web development support.
  2. Develop websites using Drupal versions 8 and up, PHP, HTML, CSS, and complex JavaScript functionality.   
  3. Collaborate with designers, clients, and other team members to ensure sites meets the needs of the business and its users
  4. Write high-quality code to deliver web applications in an agile environment, including participation in weekly planning sessions and daily stand-ups
  5. Able to work with clients directly and provide creative ideas and solutions to complex problems
  6. Partner with Sr leaders on Technology in creating best practice QA processes to support delivery of high quality digital
  7. Provide direction on ux best practices working alongside partners in marketing, product and IT teams.

Required Qualifications:
  1. 2-4 years experience in a version control system like Git
  2. 2-4 years experience with frameworks such as JQuery, bootstrap, angular, node
  3. 2-4 years experience with Analytics packages like Google Analytics and Mixpanel
  4. Significant Drupal development experience, building custom modules themes and components for D8 and up
  5. Familiarity with Headless CMS systems like Sanity.io or Contentful  
  6. Familiarity with SSO connectivity
  7. Working knowledge of web design and experience with maintaining a CMS solution.  Drupal experience highly recommended
  8. Demonstrated ability to problem solve, using an analytical and abstract mindset
  9. Proven experience implementing projects using effective project management and communication
  10. Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field
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