Web Application Developer

Posted 4 days ago

instantserveCoatesville (PA)

Web DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Web Application Developer (Word Press)We are seeking an experienced Web Application Developer with strong expertise in Word Press development to design, develop, and maintain a modern, accessible, and scalable web platform. The ideal candidate will work closely with UX/UI designers and business stakeholders to deliver high-quality, responsive web solutions that meet accessibility standards and industry best practices. Requirements:Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, or a related field (or equivalent experience).3+ years of experience in web application development, systems analysis, and programming. Strong experience with:Word Press DevelopmentPHPHTML5CSS3 Java Script Experience developing custom Word Press themes and plugins. Knowledge of responsive web design principles. Experience implementing website accessibility standards (WCAG AA).Understanding of website security, scalability, and performance with software design patterns and web architecture. Strong troubleshooting and debugging skills. Excellent communication and collaboration abilities. Experience with Elementor or similar page builders. Experience working with translation/localization frameworks. Knowledge of Google Analytics with managed Word Press hosting environments. Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities. Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams in Agile environments.

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