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# Junior Web Designer and Developer

- **Company:** Signature Events Group, Ltd.
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** $60,000.0 - $65,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), Adobe Photoshop, Data Analysis, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Programming Tools, Digital Assets, Github, MySQL, Responsive Web Design, Web Application Frameworks, ReactJS, Backend, Wix, Low-code, Data Management, Front End Software Development, Software Version Control
- **Published:** July 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=24d0ce30b27af4ae

## About the Role

Join the Signature Group Events team as a Junior Web Designer & Developer, where creativity meets just enough code. This full-time, fully remote role is ideal for someone who has a solid foundation in front-end development and a strong design eye - but who thrives most when building practical, polished tools and experiences rather than deep backend systems. You'll wear a few hats: part designer, part developer, part data wrangler. And every few months, you'll get the chance to step away from your desk and experience our events firsthand., * Basic to intermediate understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - you don't need to be a backend engineer, but you should be comfortable in a code editor

 * Experience with Wix or similar website builders - familiarity with Wix's editor and tools is a strong plus
 * A strong design eye with hands-on experience in Canva and Photoshop
 * Solid proficiency in Google Sheets, including formulas, data organization, and formatting
 * Experience or enthusiasm for building forms and tools - particularly in AppSheet or similar no-code/low-code platforms
 * Familiarity with GitHub or similar version control tools
 * Comfortable working with data - organizing and interpreting it in a clear and useful way
 * Creative problem-solver who can think both visually and technically
 * Self-motivated and dependable in a fully remote environment
 * Basic knowledge of MySQL is a bonus, but absolutely not required
 * Ability and willingness to travel occasionally for onsite events

Nice to Have

 * Exposure to UX/UI principles and responsive design best practices
 * Experience with Velo by Wix for JavaScript customization within the Wix platform
 * Any familiarity with modern frameworks (React, etc.) or cloud tools - curiosity counts!

## Description

* Build and maintain websites and landing pages using Wix, including custom functionality through Wix's built-in development tools
 * Write and work with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to bring web concepts to life and extend functionality beyond what drag-and-drop allows
 * Build and manage forms, internal tools, and workflow apps using AppSheet
 * Design graphics, marketing assets, and branded visuals using Canva and Adobe Photoshop
 * Organize and analyze data clearly using Google Sheets
 * Support project deployment and version control using GitHub and VS Code
 * Collaborate with the team to solve problems creatively and keep digital assets looking sharp
 * Periodically travel onsite to support our events a few times per year - a fun change of scenery that's fully covered!


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