Freelance Marketing Web Developer (WordPress) at Interplaylearning | Torre

Freelance Marketing Web Developer (WordPress)

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Interplay Learning, the leader in immersive learning for the skilled trades, now includes Industrial Training International (ITI), the global leader in specialized industrial learning solutions.Leveraging instructor-led training, online simulations, AI, and VR, Interplay helps organizations and educational institutions upskill faster, reduce risk, and increase operational readiness.As our Marketing Web Developer, you’ll be the go-to person when a page needs to launch before a campaign, a form breaks ahead of a webinar, or our website needs a refresh. You’ll work closely with our Demand Generation and Marketing teams while operating independently—we’re looking for someone who can take a rough idea or request and run with it (assets and design guidelines will be provided).This is a part-time contract role (approximately 10-15 hours per week) designed for someone looking for ongoing, flexible work rather than a full-time position. Following application review and a short interview process, the position would start immediately.This is a contract-based 1099 Independent Contractor position. Paid at an hourly rate as agreed upon in the Independent Contractor Agreement – range: $30-35 per hour depending on directly related experience and credentials.Contractors are responsible for:their own taxes, insurance and expenses.their own work tools, equipment and basic business software necessary to complete the expected goals and outcomes.The contractor will submit regular electronic invoices at the frequency and rate as stipulated in the contract.Location Requirement: Physically based and operating within the United States.Contract Eligibility & Requirements:Compliance & Security: To fulfill our data privacy protocols and client security regulations, the contractor must be physically located within the United States.Tax Status: This is a 1099-NEC engagement. The contractor must be a registered U.S. business entity or a U.S. taxpayer capable of providing an IRS Form W-9.Operational Alignment: Deliverables and collaborative sessions must align with standard U.S. business hours (e.g., Eastern or Pacific Time Zone).What you'll do:Site Build & MaintenanceBuild and launch new pages in WordPress using Elementor, matching existing design patterns and brand standardsMaintain site health — plugin and theme updates, performance checks, backups, and general upkeepWork in staging environments and follow our rollback process before anything ships to productionTroubleshoot and resolve bugs, broken layouts, and functionality issues as they come upUI/UX & Conversion SupportIdentify and fix UI/UX issues that get in the way of traffic acquisition or conversionPartner with marketing to implement design and layout changes aimed at improving on-page conversion ratesBring a working knowledge of responsive design and cross-browser/device testing to every buildMarketing IntegrationsSupport HubSpot-connected forms and landing pages, ensuring submissions, tracking, and routing work as intendedTroubleshoot integration issues between WordPress and HubSpot as they surfaceHelp stand up or maintain campaign landing pages, including occasional work in UnbounceWho You Are:You have a strong eye for UI/UX and know how to translate that into clean, intuitive, user-friendly pages.You’re comfortable working independently, managing your own time, and proactively communicating as a remote contractor.You’re responsive, reliable, and able to take a rough request and run with it.You’re looking for an ongoing, part-time engagement and can be available during business hours when needed.Requirements:Hands-on, proven experience building and maintaining websites in WordPress.Strong Elementor experience—this is a must-have.Working knowledge of HTML/CSS, with the ability to hand-code fixes when Elementor can't handle them.Familiarity with HubSpot, particularly forms, landing pages, and how they connect to a broader marketing stack.Bonus: Experience with Unbounce.