About the Role
We're an agency obsessed with driving organic growth for our clients by creating content and websites built for humans and AI agents. We work with hyper-scale startups and scale ups in a number of verticals with a US-based clientele. We're looking for a sharp, detail-obsessed web developer who lives and breathes Webflow, Framer, and the frontier of AI enabled Full-Stack development (think Vercel, NextJS, and a headless CMS). We need someone who gets excited about clean builds, sweats the details, and keeps up with how the craft is evolving.
This is a full-time role on our development team. You'll be working across multiple client projects simultaneously, so being organized and self-directed is a must.
What You'll Be Doing
- Building and maintaining marketing websites in Webflow and Framer
- Building Full-Stack sites along with custom built tools (mini-apps) for Marketing teams
- Translating Figma designs into polished, production-ready builds
- Managing CMS architecture and content collections across client projects
- Using AI tools to efficiently populate and manage large CMS datasets
- Collaborating with clients who range from semi-technical to non-technical
- Keeping builds clean, scalable, and well-documented
Must-Haves
- Strong proficiency in both Webflow and Framer (not one or the other — both)
- Solid understanding of Figma and design-to-dev handoff workflows
- Comfortable with vibe coding. Using AI to write, edit, and troubleshoot code
- Experience managing multiple client projects at the same time
- Strong eye for design detail and component-level thinking
- Ability to communicate clearly with clients and async teams
Nice-to-Haves
- Experience with the MAST framework (Webflow)
- Familiarity with Client First (Webflow naming/structure conventions)
- Animation and micro-interaction experience (CSS, Lottie, GSAP, or native Framer)
- Experience using AI for CMS data management and content structuring
You Might Be a Fit If...
- You'd describe yourself as obsessed with building websites
- You have opinions about how components should be structured
- You're already following where Webflow and Framer are headed
- You learn new tools fast and don't wait to be told how
