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 and Framer. 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 building full-stack marketing sites (think Vercel/Cloudflare, Astro/NextJS, and headless CMS expertise)
- 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
