Our client is a fast-growing SaaS company dedicated to empowering e-commerce merchants through cutting-edge technology and strategic support.

We’re looking for a Front-End Developer with a background in E-commerce  and CRO principles to help us build sleek, high-converting landing pages and checkout experiences. This is not your average pixel-pushing role — we're talking about full-scale custom campaigns that drive revenue.

🔧 What You’ll Do:

• Work with our designers to bring creative visions to life across landing pages, funnels, and checkout flows.

• Build responsive, conversion-focused front-ends using JavaScript, CSS, and Tailwind.

• Collaborate with our lead developer (based in Brazil) and founder (US) to ship fast and iterate quickly.

• Implement and adapt designs with CRO best practices in mind — buttons, layout, mobile-first... you get the idea.

💻 What You Bring:

• Strong front-end development experience (3+ years), especially with JavaScript, CSS, and Tailwind.

• Familiarity with Shopify, E-commerce funnels, and the concept of conversion rate optimization (CRO).

• Experience with Webflow is a big plus.

• Strong communication skills, no ego, and an ability to work independently.

• Based in or near Latin America for time zone alignment (you’ll collaborate a lot with our team in Brazil).

🧠 Bonus Points:

• Experience building direct response pages

• Understanding of mobile-first and accessibility best practices

• Worked in a fast-paced agency or startup environment

🎁 Perks & Setup:

• No micromanagement. We trust you to do your job and deliver.

• No time trackers (unless you're clearly taking advantage — then we’ll talk).

• Flexible vacation policy. Take time when needed, as long as you're delivering.

• Health insurance? We’ll pay it. Just let us know the cost and we’ll cover it.

• Fully remote, async-friendly culture. 

🚀 Ready to Build Funnels That Convert Like Crazy?

We’re not looking for perfection — we’re looking for someone who’s reliable, curious, and wants to build things that make people say "damn, that’s slick."