Freelance WordPress Developer (Casual, Remote)

About See Girl Work Marketing & Branding

See Girl Work is a Toronto-based creative agency working with nonprofits, social enterprises, and mission-driven organizations across Canada. We're a small, remote-first team doing high-impact creative work including websites, branding, annual reports, and campaigns. We don't do big agency energy. We do great work with great people.

About the Role

We're looking for a reliable freelance WordPress developer to support our growing project roster on a casual, as-needed basis. This is a perfect opportunity for someone already working Monday to Friday who wants to earn extra income doing meaningful work on the side.

Hours vary depending on project needs. You'll communicate via Slack, manage your own time, and be accountable to project timelines.

What You'll Be Doing

Building and editing WordPress websites using Elementor, troubleshooting and fixing bugs, working with custom post types and theme customization, supporting project delivery as needed, and communicating clearly on timelines and progress via Slack.

What We're Looking For

Solid hands-on experience with WordPress and Elementor, comfortable with custom post types and basic theme customization, reliable and accountable with a clear communication style, available to turn around tasks in a reasonable timeframe, must reside in Canada (Ontario-based preferred), and must speak, read, and write English fluently.

The Details

$35/hour, freelance contract, remote, casual hours based on project needs.

To Apply

Send a brief intro, links to WordPress sites you've built, your availability, and three Canadian professional references. No cover letter needed. Just show us your work.

Job Type: Freelance

Pay: $35.00 per hour

Flexible language requirement

  • French not required
Application question(s):
  • Do you have references that can be contacted?
  • Do you have a portfolio?
Language:
  • English (required)
Work Location: Remote
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