Art & Science (Shopify Developer)_2022.07

Art & Science:

Information:
  • Starting ASAP – Freelancer for next 6 weeks
  • Ecommerce site for a food smoking company (US & Canada)
    • Strong Shopify with eco system (not looking for someone to own dev strategy), Liquid
    • Frontend developer / Shopify Plus exp would be an asset
  • Half dozen integrations (payment gateway, ship state int, loyalty, stamp reviews), sinc data for inventory
  • Worked with another freelance dev – decisions and tools, migrate from WooCommerce (Word Press), trying to get away with duel currencies – but didn’t work out
  • Thinking through performance impact, functions Shopify provides, optimize CSS & JS, CLI
  • Vendor facing
  • Delivery date – end of Aug
  • Will not need to fill in blanks, designs already completed
Shopify Developer:
  • Full time / Contract?– Contract
    • How Long? – It will likely require a 4–6-week full-time resource
  • Compensation? – “Flexible”, but will get back on market price expectations (e.g. around $80/h)
  • Remote / Office / Hybrid? – Remote
  • Does province or site matter – Working hours – eastern preferred (4 hours overlap – North American should be ok), grasp of English language
  • Seniority? – Senior
Relevant Questions:
  • Projects? –
  • Teams working with? – Project Manager, Dev Lead, Internal Designer
  • Tools & Stack Experience? –
  • Shopify, Frontend Dev, ecommerce
  • Reporting structure? – Pete Toi
  • What is the Interview Process? – 30 min screen call, deeper past exps & past projs (works well and not), brief skills & exercise (walkthrough a site they built) – portfolio would be preferred
  • How many? – 1
  • When can you start interviewing? – Yesterday
NOTES:

Employment Type: CONTRACTOR
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