Web Developer (WordPress/Webflow)

Backyard StudiosWe are a digital marketing agency in San Antonio that actually moves. Founded 2002. ADDY and American Marketing Association awards. Clients across the country. Everything custom, in-house. No templates, no page builders.Small senior team. Everyone works the same accounts, so you sit with the creative director, the strategists and the marketing team, not off in a corner. We are growing and we are busy.The RoleYou build and maintain client marketing websites. Mostly WordPress and Webflow. Fast turnarounds, a lot of clients, real launches. Sometimes you inherit someone else's React site and have to fix it.You must be able to:Hand-code a custom WordPress theme in PHP. Not assemble a page builder.Rebuild a Figma design in Webflow so it matches, phone and desktopWrite HTML, CSS and JavaScript without a frameworkOpen a React or Vue site you did not build and fix it. You do not need to be a specialist. You need to not be stopped by it.Implement on-page SEO you are handed: title tags, metas, headings, alt text, schemaMake a slow page fast, and say why it was slowHandle DNS, SFTP, hosting, SSL, migrations, plugin conflicts, launchesRun several sites at once without losing trackHow You'll Work:Mobile-first, alwaysAsk early. Flag a problem the day you see it, not the day it is dueClients hear back the same dayWork comes through ClickUp, already prioritizedWe use AI daily and we are good at it. This is not an "I have tried ChatGPT" box. You direct the tool, and you can explain anything with your name on itRequirements3+ years building marketing websites at an agency or in-house marketing teamLinks to sites you built. We will open them on a phone. No links, no consideration.In person, in our office off FM 2252 in the Garden Ridge area, Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 5:00. Not remote, not hybrid.Compensation$55,000 to $75,000 based on demonstrated skill. 401(k), paid time off, and paid holidays.Pay: $55,000.00 - $75,000.00 per yearBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingPaid time offApplication Question(s):A client emails at 9:00 AM saying their website is down. You open it and get a white screen. Walk us through the first four things you check, in order.Describe a website problem that took you more than a day to fix. What was broken, what did you try that did not work, and what actually fixed it?Send links to three marketing or brochure websites you personally built for a business or nonprofit. For one of them, tell us what you did to make it work efficiently on mobile.You estimated a task at 3 hours. You are now 2 hours in and not close. Walk us through exactly what you do, and when.Ability to Commute:San Antonio, TX 78266 (Required)Work Location: In person