+ You’d be working on custom WordPress sites. Ideally, you would be comfortable with front-end pieces as well as complex back-end ones.\n\n+ You’d be communicating with the team regularly. We use Slack for regular communication and Basecamp for project management. There are occasionally some video chats we’ll need to do, typically via Zoom.\n\n+ You must be available for support during standard EST business hours (roughly 9:30am-4:30pm EST) on weekdays. We are flexible, but do specifically need support during those times.\n\nSKILLS & REQUIREMENTS:\nYou should have a solid understanding of WordPress, CSS, PHP and Javascript. You should have experience coding WordPress themes, from scratch.\n\nOther skills:\n* You know how to work with Woocommerce.\n* You’re very comfortable working with Advanced Custom Fields.\n* You are comfortable working with third party APIs like Mailchimp or Google’s APIs.\n* You understand how to work with modern web hosts like WPEngine, are skilled in working with databases directly, and are confident migrating websites to new hosts.\n\n#Location\n🌏 Worldwide

+ You’d be developing custom WordPress sites using PHP, CSS, Javascript and more. We are looking for a skilled, experienced developer who can tackle coding custom sites from scratch as well as creating new features and functionality for sites that you can't get with any existing plugin.\n\n+ You'd be working with our team to address technical support tickets and client requests as they come in. Flexibility, problem solving, and team collaboration are key aspects of this responsibility.\n\n+ You’d be communicating with the team regularly. We use Slack for regular communication and Basecamp for project management. There are occasionally some video chats we'll need to do either via video chat.\n\nJOB BENEFITS:\n\n+ You can work from anywhere. No moving for a job involved. If you’re happy where you are, stay there. If you’re unhappy, move somewhere new. This job will go with you. (If you want to spend a month working from the Italian countryside or in a Scottish pub, more power to you.)\n\n+ You decide what you want your hours to be for projects. For technical support, we do need someone who would be available standard East Coast time work hours (9am-ish to 6pm-ish). You will need to communicate with the team regularly.\n\n+ You get paid on a per project basis for larger projects and hourly for technical support work. \n\nSKILLS & REQUIREMENTS:\n\nYou should have a solid understanding of Wordpress, SASS, CSS, PHP and Javascript. You should have experience coding Wordpress themes.\n\nOther skills:\n\n* You know how to work with Woocommerce.\n* You're comfortable working with Advanced Custom Fields before.\n* You understand how to work with cPanels, update databases directly, and are confident migrating websites to new hosts.\n* You can troubleshoot when a site has been hacked or simply been broken by a client who has gone too far in code.\n\nThis job IS for you if:\n\n* You believe the best code is clean, simple, and well-organized.\n* You are detailed oriented and meticulous. You get letter spacing, fonts, and column widths right. And you’ll even make sure the site ends up with custom favicon.\n* You get projects done on time (or early).\n* You are honest and have no tolerance for drama.\n* You like working on projects for soulful and creative entrepreneurs.\n* You can handle a workload of at least 1-2 custom projects per month. Projects vary in length, taking anywhere between 20 and 50 hours (for a skilled developer), with some larger ones taking longer.\n* You are comfortable using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to gather information from designs for development.\n* You can commit to the position for at least nine months (ideally, we'd love to have you with us long-term).\n\n\nOur ideal candidate is a developer who has an exacting aesthetic eye and the ability to make things so intuitive that the non savvy user can feel comfortable editing.\n\n\nThis job IS NOT for you if:\n\n* You are repeatedly late getting work done.\n* You dislike or have problems with regular communication.\n* You prefer to start out with a pre-made theme with page builders for website development.\n* You often miss details.\n* You think that a 28px margin is the same thing as a 25px margin. Or that Helvetica is the same thing as Open Sans.\n\n#Location\n🌏 Worldwide

We have two job openings currently:\n* [Front End Developer with Design Eye](https://alchemyandaim.com/the-team/apply/developer-with-design-eye/)\n* [Front End Developer and Division Coordinator](https://alchemyandaim.com/the-team/apply/developer-coordinator/)\n\n**JOB BENEFITS:**\n\n+ You can work from anywhere. No moving for a job involved. If you are happy where you are, stay there. If you are unhappy, move somewhere new. This job will go with you. (If you want to spend a month working from the Italian countryside or in a Scottish pub — we do that sometimes, more power to you.)\n\n+ You decide what you want your hours to be. However, we do need someone who is available during standard operating EST hours.

Basics of the front-end developer position:\n+ You’d be developing custom WordPress sites. We believe in coding custom sites from scratch and we hope you do too.\n+ You’d be in charge of technical support tickets as they come into Teamwork. Delegation, client communication, and team support are key aspects of this responsibility.\n+ You’d be communicating with the team regularly. We use Slack for regular communication and Basecamp for project management. There are occasionally some video chats we’ll need to do either via video chat.\n\nJOB BENEFITS:\n+ You can work from anywhere. No moving for a job involved. If you’re happy where you are, stay there. If you’re unhappy, move somewhere new. This job will go with you.\n+ You decide what you want your hours to be for projects. For technical support, we can discuss what time would be best for that support work. You will need to communicate with the team regularly.\n+ You get paid on a per project basis for full-scale projects and hourly for technical support work. \n\nSKILLS & REQUIREMENTS:\nYou should have a solid understanding of WordPress, SASS, CSS, PHP and Javascript. You should have experience coding WordPress themes, from scratch. If you’re familiar with Shopify, even better as we do have some simple projects coming up for that platform.\n\nOther skills:\n+ You know how to work with Woocommerce.\n+ You’ve used Advanced Custom Fields before (we use this on many projects).\n+ You understand how to work with cPanels, update databases directly, and are confident migrating + websites to new hosts.\nYou can troubleshoot when a site has been hacked or simply been broken by a client who has gone too far in code.\n\nThis job IS for you if:\n+ You believe the best code is clean, simple, and well-organized.\n+ You are detailed oriented and meticulous. You get letter spacing, fonts, and column widths right. And you’ll even make sure the site ends up with custom favicon.\n+ You get projects done on time (or early).\n+ You are honest and have no tolerance for drama.\n+ You like working on projects for soulful and creative entrepreneurs.\n+ You can handle a workload of at least 1-2 custom projects per month. Projects vary in length, taking anywhere between 10 and 30 hours (for a skilled developer), with some larger ones taking longer.\n+ You are comfortable using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to gather information from designs for development.\n+ You can commit to the position for at least nine months.\n\nOur ideal candidate is a developer who has an exacting aesthetic eye and the ability to make things so intuitive that the non savvy user can feel comfortable editing.\n\nThis job IS NOT for you if:\n+ You are repeatedly late getting work done.\n+ You dislike or have problems with regular communication.\n+ You prefer to start out with a pre-made theme with page builders for website development.\n+ You often miss details.\n+ You think that a 28px margin is the same thing as a 25px margin. Or that Helvetica is the same thing as Open Sans.\n\nMost projects last between 2 and 5 weeks, depending upon the size of the project and the client feedback process.

\nAlchemy+Aim is a strategy and website development company, specializing in helping thought leaders, entrepreneurs and creative businesses. \n\n The Basics of the Technical Director Job:\n\n+ You would be lead developer on the team. We're looking for someone who is really knowledgeable about Wordpress development, PHP, CSS, and Javascript, who can lead the team in learning and developing websites. You'll also be helping team members troubleshoot problems on projects as they arise, and onboarding new developers to the team, showing them the systems we use and performing regular code reviews.\n\n+ You would be developing custom Wordpress sites. You would be developing custom Wordpress themes and websites from designs provided via Photoshop, Illustrator, and Sketch. Your syntax style should be consistent, understandable, and commented where needed. You must ensure content population is intuitive and easy for the client by using appropriate fields and comments. \n\n+ You would be responsible for technical support requests and our technical support system. We want a team member who can handle/organize incoming tech support requests and communicate with clients. For sites we've developed, you would be responsible for making changes where necessary to site and keeping repos up-to-date with changes. \n\n+ You would be regularly researching new plugins, codes, or other trends in website development. We want to truly serve our clients and make sure we're well-informed and constantly learning about the best features, plugins, and ways of doing things that are out there.\n\n+ You would be responsible for overseeing some general company systems, such as backing up site data and running regular security checks.\n\n+ You would be communicating with the team regularly. We use Slack for regular communication and Basecamp for project management. There are also some team meetings and individual meetings.\n\n Job benefits:\n + You can work from anywhere. No moving for a job involved. If you’re happy where you are, stay there. If you’re unhappy, move somewhere new. This job will go with you. (If you want to spend a month working from the Italian countryside or in a Scottish pub -- we do that sometimes, more power to you.)\n\n + You decide what you want your hours to be. You just need to communicate with the team regularly, with your hours overlapping EST business hours for at least 4-5 hours per day.\n\n + You start out as a contractor, with the option to move to a full-time position. We want to make sure you're the right fit for us and we're the right fit for you. After 3 months, we'll discuss the move to full-time. We have a solid benefits package and lots of flexibility for our team members.