Front-End WordPress Developer

YOKO, INC
United States
20 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Languages
English
Job source

Tech stack

Clean Code Principles HTML JavaScript (Programming Language) Artificial Intelligence Component-Based Software Engineering Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Code Review Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration WordPress ReactJS Git Flow
+5 more
Material UI Production Code Figma Front End Software Development Software Version Control

Job description

  • Build websites and site features from design references, using industry-standard code and best practices
  • Develop and maintain WordPress block themes using Gutenberg, templates, parts, patterns, and theme.json configuration
  • Work with traditional WordPress themes when needed, and occasionally with other page builder platforms
  • Write clean, well-structured HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Build or extend front-end functionality using React or similar component-based approaches when the project calls for it
  • Use Git and GitHub for version control, following team branching and code review conventions
  • Work within a continuous deployment workflow, ensuring changes move smoothly and safely from development to production
  • Troubleshoot cross-browser and cross-device issues to ensure consistent, polished results
  • Collaborate with designers, project managers, and strategists to bring projects to life
  • Look for new and more efficient ways to deliver our work, whether that’s through better tooling, reusable components, or refined processes
  • Contribute to internal documentation, component libraries, and knowledge sharing
  • Stay current with WordPress, Gutenberg, and front-end development trends and best practices, * You prefer 100% concrete specs handed to you with no ambiguity and no changes. We do our best to provide final, locked designs and specs, but things inevitably change as a project progresses
  • You’re not interested in learning or working within Gutenberg block themes
  • You’d rather work solo than collaborate with designers, PMs, and strategists
  • You’re reluctant to incorporate AI into your workflow

Front-end development here is a mix of code and configuration, and often requires curiosity, flexibility, and a willingness to find the most efficient path to a great result.

Requirements

We’re less concerned with rigid checklists and more interested in capable, thoughtful developers who care about quality and enjoy solving problems. Strong candidates typically have:

  • Fluency in WordPress, with experience building both traditional themes and Gutenberg block themes
  • Comfort working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Experience translating design references (Figma or similar) into accurate, responsive, production-ready code
  • Familiarity with Git workflows and collaborative development practices
  • Experience working within a continuous deployment or CI/CD pipeline
  • Experience working with tools like Claude Code, Copilot, or Codex
  • An eye for detail and a commitment to clean, maintainable code Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Fluent English for written and spoken communication
  • Bonus points:
  • Experience building custom Gutenberg blocks
  • Experience with React or similar component-based frameworks
  • Experience working in a multi-client or agency environment

Benefits & conditions

You’ll get a flexible schedule, unlimited time off, a competitive salary, a profit share bonus (starting in your second year), the ability to work wherever you want, a personal development budget, and all US federal holidays and multiple weeks off at the end of the year to recharge. We’ll also offset your entire carbon footprint. If you’re in the US, we also offer health insurance, disability and life insurance, and 401(k) matching.

About the company

Why work at Yoko Co?

  • Do good, better: We exclusively serve clients who make a positive impact on the world. This is your chance to build things that help create a better place for all of us.
  • 4-day flex week and lots of holidays. Mondays are flex days, meaning you’re free to take them off if you’re caught up on your work. Plus, we’re closed for nearly a full week at Thanksgiving (November), and two weeks at the end of the year, plus a bunch of other days, too.
  • High performance, no jerks. You’ll collaborate with good people who believe in doing great work. Best Place to Work (and that’s not just our opinion).
  • We’ve been named a Best Place to Work by the Inc. 5000 and Washington Business Journal. We value team members who are motivated by our mission and driven to make a positive impact.

If you have a passion for excellence, a growth mindset, and a commitment to collaboration, we’d love to hear from you., We’re a group of people who are passionate about the work we do, the clients we serve, and improving our craft. We also care about each other - we don’t think of one another as coworkers or employees, but as fellow humans. From developers to designers, project managers to strategists, we bring out the best in each other.

We’ve been in business for over a decade, our whole team is remote, and we’ve been named a Best Place to Work by the Inc. 5000 and the Washington Business Journal.

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