Remote Freelance CMS Developer for Government Projects

Akoya; United States; Remote; USD 123,984,000 - 179,088,000; Full time

Job summary

Akoya is seeking a reliable freelance Content Management Systems Developer to support client projects on an as-needed basis. The role is remote (1099) within the US, with occasional onsite DC support being possible for federal engagements.

You will implement accessible, secure CMS templates, migrate content, and train teams post-launch. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's (or Master’s) in a relevant field with 3–5+ years of CMS experience, U.S.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and 5+ years of experience, or Master's degree with 3+ years of experience.
• U.S. citizenship required with verbal and written fluency in English
• Must be able to receive and maintain a federal security clearance (public trust level)
• Familiarity with responsible AI principles and practices.

Responsibilities

• Build out page templates and components based on approved design files and agency branding guidelines, ensuring compliance with federal accessibility and security standards
• Set up or configure the CMS platform (e.g., WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace - specify platform) including themes, plugins, or custom modules as needed
• Implement mobile-first responsive layouts consistent with the design system ensuring optimal functionality across all device sizes
• Migrate existing content (pages, blog posts, media) from the current site
• Set up navigation, metadata, and basic SEO structure
• Configure forms, integrations, and any third-party tools (analytics, CRM, email signup, etc.)
• Train our internal team on how to update and manage content post-launch
• Provide basic documentation for ongoing site maintenance

Skills

English fluency

U.S. citizenship

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Job description

Akoya is seeking a reliable freelance Content Management Systems Developer to support client projects on an as-needed basis. The role is remote (1099) within the US, with occasional onsite DC support being possible for federal engagements.

You will implement accessible, secure CMS templates, migrate content, and train teams post-launch. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's (or Master’s) in a relevant field with 3–5+ years of CMS experience, U.S.