Senior WordPress & WooCommerce Developer – Customization of SureDash & SureMembers Systems

Project Overview We are looking for an expert WordPress Developer to implement and customize an advanced client portal and membership system. Our platform utilizes WooCommerce for e-commerce functionality, SureMembers for access groups/content restrictions, and SureDash as our front-end customer portal hub. This project requires someone who goes beyond basic page-building. You must be deeply familiar with the hooks, filters, and APIs of the Brainstorm Force ecosystem (SureCrafted) to build a seamless, high-performance user experience. Key Responsibilities System Integration: Connect WooCommerce purchase cycles seamlessly with SureMembers Access Groups. Portal Customization: Extend and customize the front-end user experience inside SureDash Space layouts. Custom Code Development: Utilize native plugin filters (e.g., suremembers_third_party_sections or suredashboard_settings_dataset) to add custom fields, settings, or dashboard spaces. Access Control Mapping: Set up complex, automated conditional restrictions for downloads, pages, and menus based on user access groups. Performance Optimization: Ensure the combined setup remains lightning-fast, optimizing database calls and plugin load behaviors. Required Technical Skills WordPress Development: Strong proficiency in clean PHP, JavaScript, and custom WordPress hooks (Actions/Filters). WooCommerce: Experience with the WooCommerce core API, custom checkout workflows, and user account endpoints. SureMembers & SureDash: Direct experience configuring, extending, or building custom extensions using official developer documentation. Security Best Practices: Adherence to strict WordPress coding standards to prevent data leaks between access tiers. Application Questions (Crucial for filtering out generic bots on Upwork) Have you worked with SureDash and SureMembers before? Please briefly describe a portal or membership site you built using them. If we need a custom setting panel inside SureMembers, which native developer filters or hooks would you look into using? How do you handle and test data isolation to ensure a user in "Access Group A" can never view or guess the URL of premium files belonging to "Access Group B"?