Vibe coder

Seed Light; Malaysia; Remote; MYR 70,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Seed Light is seeking a remote vibe coder who builds client websites in Next.js and WordPress, using AI coding tools to move fast and then review every line before release. You have shipped real sites and enjoy diagnosing edge cases early.

The role is primarily front-end, with API routes and occasional WordPress plugin changes. You’ll work on client sites plus small internal tools, document decisions in concise handover notes, and collaborate with a lightweight, distributed team.

Qualifications

• You have shipped real sites, not only demos.
• You can read code well enough to catch AI mistakes.
• You test on a real device before finalizing.
• You speak up early when something is a bad idea.

Responsibilities

• Build client websites in Next.js and WordPress.
• Use AI coding tools to move fast, then read every line produced.
• Fix bugs, slow pages and broken forms on live sites.
• Build small internal tools that remove repeated manual work.
• Write short handover notes so someone else can pick up the work.

Skills

Shipped real sites

Code review

Real-device testing

AI-assisted coding

Tools

Next.js

React

TypeScript

WordPress

Tailwind CSS

Git

Claude Code

Vercel

Job description

Also advertised as: Vibe coding developer, AI-assisted developer, AI-native developer, AI web developer, AI application developer, Software developer

In this remote Seed Light vibe coder role, you build websites and small internal tools with AI, then review and test each output before release.

Full-time, contract or internship Remote, wherever you are 2+ years shipping real sites

AI tools write a lot of the code here. It is often called vibe coding. That changes the job rather than removing it. The work is deciding what to build, steering the tool towards it, and catching the confident wrong answer before a client sees it.

Most of the week is client sites in Next.js and WordPress. The rest is small internal tools that save the team hours, which nobody else is going to build.

This role is open on a rolling basis, so applications are read as they arrive rather than after a closing date.

• Build client websites in Next.js and WordPress
• Use AI coding tools to move fast, then read every line they produce
• Fix bugs, slow pages and broken forms on live sites
• Build small internal tools that remove repeated manual work
• Write short handover notes so someone else can pick the work up

Requirements

• You have shipped real sites, not only demos
• You can read code well enough to catch a wrong answer from an AI tool
• You test on a real phone before you call it done
• You say when something is a bad idea, early

Nice to have

• You have worked with a headless CMS
• You have used Git with other people, not only alone
• You have fixed a Core Web Vitals problem on a live site

Tools

Next.js, React, TypeScript, WordPress, Tailwind CSS, Git, Claude Code, Vercel. The licences and subscriptions the job needs are paid for, and knowing every one of these already is not expected.

Your first three months

• Month 1. Small fixes and page builds on live client sites, with review on everything you ship.
• Month 2. You own a full site build from brief to launch, plus one internal tool.
• Month 3. You decide how a build is put together, and you review other people's work.

Questions about this role

Questions candidates usually ask before applying. If yours is not here, add it to the message box on the form.

The vibe coder role is mainly front-end, with the back-end work a marketing site needs: forms, API routes, integrations and occasional WordPress plugin changes.

Some of the work involves existing code because clients arrive with sites built by other teams. You are expected to repair sound work rather than rebuild by default.

A normal week usually covers two or three client jobs. The work is often a page build, a repair or one small feature. Each job still needs code review and testing before it reaches the client.

The designer or project coordinator provides the brief, while you make the technical decisions. That division gives you ownership of the technical choices within the work requested, with the brief defining what the project needs you to build.

A strong application includes a link to something live that you can explain clearly. Describe the constraint you faced, the choice you made and what you would change now, so the example shows both the finished work and your thinking behind it.