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Web Development

Web &
Front-End Developer

We're looking for a senior developer who builds production-grade websites with the same care they'd give their own product — someone who cares about what happens after the code is deployed.

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What This Work Looks Like

Web and front-end development at Arius 360 is client-facing, conversion-focused work. The sites we build are the foundation of the integrated growth system — they have to perform under real traffic, serve real marketing goals, and connect to automation infrastructure that depends on them.

This means the specialist in this role doesn't just build what's in the brief. They push back when the brief misses something important, they coordinate with the marketing and automation specialists working the same account, and they care about page speed, accessibility, and clean architecture — not because those are checkbox items, but because they affect outcomes.

What You'll Own

Custom Site Builds

Build clean, semantic, responsive HTML/CSS/JS sites from the ground up. No bloated page builders, no inherited technical debt. The standard is production-ready on delivery.

Conversion-Focused Front-End Architecture

Understand that a website is a conversion tool, not a brochure. Structure layouts, page flow, and calls-to-action around what the marketing strategy requires — and flag when the design or copy is working against those goals.

Performance Optimization

Own Core Web Vitals and page speed across every site you touch. Understand the relationship between asset weight, render-blocking resources, and server configuration — and resolve issues rather than surface them.

Integration with Marketing & Automation Systems

Implement tracking, form handlers, and third-party integrations that connect the site to the broader tech stack. Know when a CRM integration, pixel, or webhook needs to be built correctly versus patched.

Post-Launch Maintenance & Iteration

Support ongoing updates, A/B test implementations, and landing page builds as campaigns evolve. A site launch isn't the end of the engagement — it's the beginning.

Signs You Belong in This Network

You write clean, semantic code and have strong opinions about why that matters — performance, maintainability, and accessibility aren't afterthoughts.
You've built sites under real marketing constraints — tight timelines, changing briefs, and requirements that evolve mid-build — and you've delivered without cutting corners on quality.
You understand enough about paid media and SEO to know when a site architecture decision will affect campaign performance or organic visibility.
You can work directly with a founder or marketing lead without needing a project manager to translate between you.