Senior Web Engineer (Marketing)

Join our fast-paced marketing team as a Senior Web Engineer. You'll be responsible for rethinking web production, evaluating and evolving our current stack, building reusable infrastructure, and translating business needs into technical solutions. You'll also embed AI into our workflow and own delivery end to end. The ideal candidate has strong project management instincts, experience with security teams, and deep front-end and architectural knowledge.

• Évaluer et faire évoluer la pile technologique, en maintenant et en améliorant ce qui existe tout en réévaluant activement la fondation.
• Concevoir des infrastructures, des modèles et des flux de travail réutilisables qui permettent à l'équipe marketing de lancer et de mettre à jour les pages de manière indépendante.
• Collaborer étroitement avec les designers et les parties prenantes pour transformer les demandes commerciales en solutions web pratiques et évolutives.
• You actively use AI-powered development tools like Cursor, v0, Bolt, or Claude in your daily work and have a point of view on how they can reshape web production workflows
• Strong project management instincts and communication across disciplines. You scope, prioritize, communicate timelines, and manage a varied workload
• You build for scale. Component libraries, templates, documentation, guardrails. The goal is a team that moves independently
• You’ve changed how a web team operates, not just contributed to one. You have examples of systems, decisions, or architectural shifts and migrations you handled independently
• Experience working with security teams and managing sites through WP Engine or similar managed hosting platforms
• Deep front-end and architectural range. Strong HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript (modern ES), and React. Solid experience with headless or API-driven architectures, and enough WordPress and Gutenberg depth to operate in our current environment while evolving it (including custom post types, taxonomies, hooks, the REST API)
• Comfortable with ambiguity and change. You bring options and recommendations, not just questions