Position: WordPress Developer
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

DataArt is seeking for a talented WordPress Developer in Ukraine to join our EdTech project. 

Our client is a pioneer in US schools education since 2000, it is leading the way in next-generation curriculum and formative assessment, they develop a number of solutions and interactive web products for teachers and students. Their products target educational needs of all classes – from elementary to high school. They operate in 50 states, products are used in 21,000+ schools by 7,000,000 of students.   
The company is technology-driven with huge number of software engineers involved in product development. They have a very solid approach to technology, employ best practices and processes, with the focus on cutting-edge frameworks, languages and tools. The client's culture is very similar to ours. There is no hierarchy, just a friendly and open-minded team where each voice is valuable.  
The tech stack of the project is diverse and depending on your team you might work with the following technologies: React, TypeScript, Python, Node.js, AWS technologies such as RDS, Lambdas, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL etc.   

Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain WordPress websites and applications
- Collaborate with designers, developers, and project managers to deliver high-quality projects on time and within budget
- Troubleshoot and debug issues as they arise
- Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in WordPress development

Requirements:
Experience with the latest 2-3 versions of WordPress
Experience writing plugins for WordPress
Experience with the Custom Content Type Plugin
Ability to work with themes in WordPress (develop/edit)
Solid knowledge of PHP/MySQL/OOP in general
Skills with HTML/CSS/JavaScript
Experience with Responsive Design (Bootstrap 3/4, 960 Grid, etc.)
Experience with version control systems (VCS): Git
Experience or good understanding of Agile principles
Responsible and proactive approach to the project (i.e. not be afraid to make suggestions for improvements)
Good English