Web Developer

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blue bridge peopleDayton (OH)

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About the role

Our client is seeking an experienced Web Developer to take ownership of their eCommerce site built on Shopify Plus. The IT team recently assumed responsibility for the site from the marketing organization and has identified a roadmap of fixes and enhancements aimed at improving site performance and elevating the overall customer experience. This is a hands‐on development role where you will have direct, visible impact on a revenue‐generating platform.
Location: Onsite (Downtown Cincinnati) *This role is not available for candidates who require sponsorship now or in the future* Responsibilities Analyze business requirements, technical specifications, and existing application functionality to design, develop, and implement effective software solutions. Partner with IT and business stakeholders to prioritize fixes, enhancements, and platform configuration changes. Identify and implement performance optimizations and customer experience improvements across the eCommerce platform.
Qualifications: Minimum 3 years of professional web development, software development, or related technical experience. Familiarity with developing and maintaining websites utilizing Shopify or Shopify Plus, including Liquid templating, theme customization, and platform configuration. Shopify Plus experience strongly preferred. Knowledge of modern web development principles, responsive design concepts, web standards, and software development best practices.

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