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LLC University is seeking a Senior Front-End WordPress Developer (Tailwind Expert) to lead a full redesign of our site. You will translate Figma designs into a custom WordPress theme with no page builders, building components iteratively for the live site.
You should have 10+ years of front-end WordPress experience, strong Tailwind CSS skills, and a keen eye for responsive, accessible design. This is a remote-first role operating on U.S.
Location: Remote (U.S. EST hours)
At LLC University , we obsess over making the complex simple – helping entrepreneurs form and run their LLCs with total confidence. For 15+ years, founder Matt Horwitz has built a trusted platform that cuts through legal jargon so small business owners can focus on what they do best.
We’re a tight, remote-first team that lives our values every day:
Here you’ll find ownership, flexibility, and room to grow. If you want to join a mission-driven crew that values clarity, curiosity, and real impact—come help us empower the next generation of entrepreneurs.
We’re looking for a senior front-end developer who cares about clean code, loves solving complex puzzles, and has a great eye for design. This role is for a full redesign of our website — not client work, not multiple sites.
You’ll turn our Figma design into a custom WordPress site — no page builders, just a thoughtful, performant, hand-coded theme. We’ll launch the new design component-by-component to the live site, so you’ll work closely with our team to build and ship each part with care.
LLCU looks really simple but it’s deceivingly complex.
We have an enterprise-level tech stack ( see here ).
And we’ve built dozens of powerful tools. As a small example, this video shows what we’ve done with our WP Admin Bar:
We’re looking for a front-end developer to work in between our design & tech teams. Our current project is a major redesign , which still has a lot of logic to code. After that, you could be working on any number of projects, from interactive tools built from scratch (ex: an Operating Agreement generator) to internal tools for the content team.
As a first step, you’ll get a full walkthrough of what’s been built so far. You might review or audit the code, and you’ll be part of the brainstorming and problem-solving process. You’ll also help us figure out exactly what work still needs to be done.