Fully remote | AI-native required
About The Role
Full Funnel Growth is a remote performance marketing agency. We run integrated growth programs for DTC and CPG food brands, medical aesthetics device manufacturers, regulated retail, B2B, and lead generation for service businesses. Design and development sit inside the growth team, not beside it.
One of our flagship builds is a multi-market Webflow site for an international gluten-free bakery brand: a CMS-heavy hub with market-specific content, a store locator fed by data, quiz and email-capture flows under a strict consent model, product landing pages that ship on retail listing dates, and a localization architecture that has to serve two markets from one CMS.
We are hiring a second Webflow developer to take real ownership of build work on that account and to support Webflow builds across our other clients. You are not a ticket-taker waiting on tightly specced instructions. You get an approved Figma file, a business deadline, and the freedom to decide how it gets built well.
What You Will Own
- Production Webflow builds from approved design. Pixel-accurate implementation from Figma across all breakpoints, with clean class systems and reusable components rather than one-off overrides.
- CMS architecture. Collections, references, nested content, and dynamic pages designed so a client team can populate and maintain the site without a developer. When market-unique content has to live in the CMS instead of a static page, you know why and you build it that way.
- Localization. Webflow Localize: primary and secondary locales, localized slugs and URLs, asset localization, and the inheritance rules that decide what a secondary locale can and cannot change. You understand that some of these choices are permanent and you flag them before, not after.
- Landing pages against launch dates. Duplicating, re-slugging, swapping content and shipping product pages tied to retailer listing dates, with SEO fields, redirects and QA done properly.
- Interactive and app-like functionality. Webflow interactions and animations, plus logic layers where the platform runs out: our current stack includes Wized and Xano, and we use custom code and Cloudflare Workers where a build needs routing or logic Webflow cannot do natively.
- Technical SEO and site health. Titles and descriptions, canonicals, schema, sitemaps, 301 redirect maps on re-slugged URLs, page speed and Core Web Vitals. On our accounts these are launch blockers, and you treat them that way.
- Tracking and consent implementation. GA4, GTM, Meta pixel and CAPI, Klaviyo forms, all firing correctly behind a cookie consent layer that must not be bypassed. Consent-blocked scripts are a recurring class of bug and we expect you to diagnose them.
- QA and your own bug list. You test across browsers and devices, you keep the tracker current, and you write findings clearly enough that a client can read them.
- Publishing discipline. Staged work does not go live by accident. You understand branch, share-link and publish behaviour and you ask before pushing anything to production.
How We Work, And What We Expect On AI
- You build, you do not just prompt. Our team pairs with Claude Code and Cursor daily to write custom code, script data migrations, transform CSVs into CMS imports, and pull platform data via API. We expect real fluency here, not curiosity about it.
- You script the repetitive parts. Bulk CMS imports, redirect maps, image and asset processing, SEO field updates. If you would do it 400 times by hand, you are not the right fit.
- You write with discipline. Our work labels every substantive claim as extracted, inferred, or assumed. Numbers are exact. Missing data is flagged, never estimated. "It should work" is not a status update.
Most of our work happens in writing. Remote, asynchronous, heavily documented in Slack and ClickUp. Every hour is logged. Strong written communication is not a soft skill here; it is the job.
What We Are Not
- Not a designer role. You will not be defining layouts, flows or visual direction. Our design team owns UI/UX and hands you an approved file. You are accountable for the build matching it.
- Not a template-assembly role. If your experience is buying a cloneable and swapping the copy, this will be over your head. Our builds involve CMS modelling, external data, logic layers and multi-market architecture.
- Not a single-site role. You will move between accounts and hold context on several builds at once.
- Not a hands-off lead role. You are in the Designer daily, building.
Required Experience
- 3+ years building production Webflow sites, including sites a non-technical client team maintains after launch.
- Deep CMS work: multi-collection architecture, references and multi-references, nested dynamic content, CSV imports at scale.
- Strong HTML, CSS and JavaScript outside Webflow's UI, and comfort with custom code embeds and the DOM when the platform's native tools stop.
- Responsive implementation from Figma, held accurate across desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints.
- Technical SEO fundamentals in Webflow: redirects, canonicals, schema, sitemaps, page speed.
- Tracking implementation: GTM, GA4, pixels, and form integrations with an ESP such as Klaviyo.
- A portfolio of live sites you built, with a clear account of which parts were yours.
- Remote track record and disciplined written communication.
Nice To Have
- Webflow Localize on a live multi-market site.
- Wized and Xano, or another no-code logic and backend pairing.
- Cloudflare DNS, Workers, or reverse-proxy work.
- Shopify or WordPress alongside Webflow, and migrations between platforms.
- CPG, food and beverage, or multi-market retail brands.
- Accessibility remediation to WCAG AA.
- Agency experience with several concurrent clients and time tracking.
How We Will Assess You
Expect a short qualifying screen with our COO, then a 60-minute technical working session with our CSO. In the session we give you a real design file and a real requirement, and ask how you would model the CMS, handle a second market, and stage the launch. We are evaluating your judgement and your build decisions, not the speed of your clicking.
Logistics
- Location: Fully remote
- Employment type: Contractor (1099), part-time, with an agreed monthly hours cap
- Compensation: $60–90/hr, depending on experience
- Works alongside: Developers, design team, paid media strategists, lifecycle team
- Start: As soon as possible
