Remote Backend Jobs

#### Web Specialist (100% Remote, Part-Time) Somewhere out there is a person who cannot walk past a broken contact form. Who opens a client's site to check one thing, notices a footer link is dead, and fixes it before finishing the original task. If that's an uncomfortably accurate description of you, this is your role. #### About OneTeam OneTeam Aviation Marketing is a marketing agency built entirely for aviation. Our clients are aircraft brokers and dealers, FBOs, management companies, industry associations, and advanced air mobility companies. We work as their embedded marketing department working alongside the founders and sales teams in private aviation. Because of our focus, we're fully remote and growing. #### The straight talk first Most of this job is WordPress project management to coordinate with web developers, designers, and copywriters to get websites built and maintained without the headaches. This role is part-time, around 20 hours a week. You'll work inside Eastern business hours for client calls and client communication. #### What you'd own - Manage new site builds from sitemap to launch (coordinating with web developers, designers, and copywriters) - Running a routine health check across every client site: forms submit, funnel paths checklists, landing pages audits, resolving links and redirects, making sure nothing 404s. You'd build the checklist and the cadence. - You oversee small site changes and fixes, so client teams aren't sitting in a queue waiting on a developer to ask a question they don’t understand - You love documenting and coordinating. Anything from sitemaps, page briefs, and a packaging design specs so a developer can complete projects without a hundred questions - Launch QA, SEO QA, and handling redirects - Maintaining vendor relationships and estimates from project to project - Your Primary tools: Wordpress, Divi, Asana, Planable, Google Drive, Slack, Figma, Claude, Zoom, Airtable. #### What this job is NOT **Not a developer.** You know how to understand a request and package it for a developer or designer. You don't have to write the code. **Not a designer seat.** You have an eye for design and quality assurance to keep things looking good. **Not a copywriting seat.** You coordinate between wireframes and final QA. #### Who does well here **Closing the last item on a list gives you a small win** and real satisfaction that it's done right. That's the single best predictor of who succeeds in this seat. **You can look at a build and know something's off.** Then you go find out why and know what to ask for next. **You communicate clearly and quickly.** The build spec for a new site is the deliverable the entire project rests on and you hold the keys to a smooth build. #### The good stuff You'd help us define and build this role. It's new. The checklists, the cadence, and the vendor process are yours to build and refine. Genuine flexibility. We care that the checklist runs and the build ships on time. How it works is flexible.