WordPress Web Developer (Full-Time, Long-Term)

WordPress Web Developer (Full-Time, Long-Term | 40 hrs/week) We are an established company looking to hire a reliable and experienced WordPress Web Developer for a long-term, full-time position. Please Read Carefully Before Applying To qualify for this role, you must be available to work 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM PST. If you cannot consistently work these hours, please do not apply. No agencies. Individual developers only. Applications from agencies will be declined. Responsibilities • Strong system administration capabilities, including managing hosting environments, server settings, and website performance • Build, update, and maintain WordPress websites • Work within WordPress CMS and custom themes • Perform layout, content, and functionality updates • Troubleshoot and resolve website issues • Collaborate with internal teams to meet deadlines • Manage multiple tasks while maintaining quality Required Skills and Experience • Strong English communication skills (written and verbal) • Proven WordPress development experience • Strong system administration experience • Experience working with CMS platforms • Ability to write and work with PHP, HTML, and CSS • Strong communication and teamwork skills • Ability to multitask and manage time effectively • Reliable internet connection and professional work environment What We Offer • Full-time, long-term position • Consistent workload and stable hours • Clear expectations and structured workflow • Opportunity to grow with an established company To Apply Please include the following in your application: Start your application with the word “OMC” so we know you read the full job description. Applications without this will not be considered. Please also answer the following questions: Describe your experience managing WordPress hosting environments and server administration. Provide 3 WordPress websites you have personally developed or managed. Technical Question A WordPress website suddenly becomes very slow after a plugin update. What are the first three things you check? Additional Technical Question If a WordPress website shows a 500 Internal Server Error, what are the first steps you take to diagnose and fix the issue?