Web Development Specialist
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Job description
Job Title: Web Development Specialist (Remote)
Overview: Were looking for a Web Development Specialist to support our team with building and updating client websites. This is a hands-on role where youll learn from experienced developers and marketers while gaining real-world experience in digital marketing.
Responsibilities:
Assist in building and updating websites.
Help troubleshoot and solve basic site issues.
Support site optimization for speed, SEO, and mobile responsiveness.
Work with the team on day-to-day web projects.
Learn industry best practices and tools.
Qualifications:
Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Familiarity with WordPress or other CMS is a plus.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to work collaboratively and ask questions.
Interest in digital marketing and web development.
Schedule: GY Shift
Setup: Remote / WFH
Why Join STAFFVIRTUAL?
- Competitive compensation and benefits package
HMO coverage starting on Day 1
Paid time offs
Training, career growth, and global exposure
A collaborative and supportive team culture
If you're a motivated, client-focused professional who's ready to grow with a company that values people and performance, wed love to hear from you. Apply now and join our dynamic team at STAFFVIRTUAL!
Originally posted on Himalayas
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