Junior Web Designer

YOONIVERSAL MEDIA LLC
Campbell, CA, United States
12 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Part-time (≤ 32 hours)
Experience level
Starter
Compensation
$41,600.0 - $49,920.0
Working hours
Shift work
Job source

Tech stack

JavaScript (Programming Language) PHP (Programming Language) Asana Python (Programming Language) WordPress Backend

Job description

We’re looking for a Junior Web Designer to help build and maintain websites for our clients. This is a part-time, role: you’ll be in our Campbell office 2 days a week (4-6 hours per visit). No remote work available.

What You’ll Do

  • Build and update WordPress websites for clients
  • Write clean HTML/CSS and troubleshoot front-end issues
  • Support light back-end work using PHP, JavaScript, and Python
  • Collaborate with our team on design revisions and client requests
  • Help keep projects organized and on track using Asana

Requirements

  • Working knowledge of WordPress (theme customization, plugins, page builders)
  • Solid HTML/CSS skills
  • Familiarity with JavaScript, Python, and PHP
  • Comfortable managing multiple small projects at once
  • Experience with Asana or similar project management tools is a plus
  • Strong attention to detail and a good eye for clean design
  • Able to commute to our Campbell, CA office 2 days per week

Benefits & conditions

  • Part-time
  • 2 days per week onsite in Campbell, CA (4-6 hours per day)
  • Remaining hours remote/flexible

About the company

Yooniversal Media is a Campbell-based digital marketing agency specializing in dental practice marketing. We help practices grow through websites, SEO, and local marketing strategies. We’re looking for a Junior Web Designer to join us.

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