Website Engineer – Framer (Remote)

September 26, 2026

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Certivo turns regulatory evidence into market access. Our website is where prospects understand that value and take the first step- Generate Packet, download a sample packet, or book a consult. You will own our Framer based web stack end to end to deliver a fast, accessible, SEO sound, conversion driven site that scales across our industrial lanes. The role Build, optimize, and maintain the Certivo website in Framer, including a reusable component/library system, CMS collections (Industries, Solutions, Evidence Packs, Resources, Webinars), and integrations (HubSpot, GA4/GTM, GSC, Calendly, LinkedIn pixel). You’ll partner with the Director of PMM, Organic Growth Manager, and Senior Product Designer to ship pages and experiments that create packet intent demand. Responsibilities <ul> <li>Build in Framer: Own site architecture, routing, responsive breakpoints, variables/tokens, component variants, and motion/interaction patterns.</li> <li>Design system for web: Create a scalable component library (nav, hero, cards, tables, tabs, forms, modals) with usage docs; keep Figma Framer parity with the design team.</li> <li>CMS & content models: Stand up Framer CMS collections for Industries, Solutions, Evidence Packs, Resources/Blog, Webinars; author fields for SEO/meta, OG/Twitter, schema, hreflang.</li> <li>Landing pages & calculators: Ship high tempo pages for industrial lanes and packet offers; embed light calculators or interactive checklists via custom React code components when needed.</li> <li>Integrations: Implement HubSpot forms/gating and progressive profiling; Calendly scheduling; GA4/GTM events with clean UTM governance; LinkedIn pixel and retargeting hooks.</li> <li>CRO & experimentation: Plan and run A/B tests (copy, layouts, forms, CTAs); analyze results; iterate quickly.</li> <li>Technical SEO: Manage sitemaps/robots, canonical and hreflang tags, internal linking, redirects, lazy loading, image optimization (WebP/AVIF), and structured data.</li> <li>Performance & quality: Optimize assets, fonts, and scripts; implement skeleton/optimistic states for perceived speed; set up monitoring and visual regression checks.</li> <li>Security & compliance: Implement consent management (GDPR/CCPA), secure forms, spam protection, CSP guidance for embeds, and accessibility checks.</li> <li>Ops: Own publishing cadence, release notes, and backlog triage; coordinate with PMM/Growth for priorities; maintain a page/component inventory.</li> </ul> Qualifications Must have <ul> <li>3-6+ years building marketing sites for B2B SaaS with deep Framer experience (share live examples); ability to compose pages rapidly using components and CMS.</li> <li>Working knowledge of React/TypeScript to build custom code components inside Framer when needed.</li> <li>Strong grasp of technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, and accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA).</li> <li>Hands on with HubSpot, GA4/GTM, GSC, Calendly, and pixel/tag hygiene; comfortable defining analytics events and dashboards.</li> <li>Demonstrated CRO chops: A/B testing, UX copy, form optimization; data driven iteration.</li> </ul> Nice to have <ul> <li>Experience in regulated/industrial markets; familiarity with our packet types (Listings, Substances, EPD/EN 15804, NSF 61/372).</li> <li>Webflow experience and ability to migrate/replicate patterns in Framer.</li> <li>Visual/motion design sensibility; Lottie/AE basics; light SVG/Illustrator skills.</li> <li>Basic scripting for content ops (CSV/JSON transforms) and image pipelines.</li> </ul> What great looks like (KPIs) <ul> <li>CWV pass rate 90%; LCP 2.5s and INP 200ms on mobile for key pages.</li> <li>Demo/sample CTA conversion -40% on target pages; form completion %.</li> <li>Non brand organic % QoQ on Industry/Solution pages (in partnership with Organic Growth).</li> <li>10-15 page/section releases per quarter; Sev 1 time to fix .</li> <li>Accessibility AA compliance on primary flows; zero critical violations</li> </ul> Tools Framer + CMS, Figma, GA4/GTM, Google Search Console, HubSpot, Calendly, Ahrefs/Semrush, Screaming Frog, Hotjar/Clarity, Loom, Notion/Airtable How we work <ul> <li>Fast iterations, visible metrics, and tight PMM/Design/Engineering collaboration</li> <li>Source controlled design tokens/components where practical; changelog for each release</li> <li>Bias toward clarity, speed, and measurable outcomes (packet intent first)</li> </ul> Apply Email with: <ol> <li>Two to three Framer projects (live URLs) and a short loom showing the component/CMS structure,</li> <li>One example of a conversion lift you drove (before/after with metrics), and</li> <li>A 60 day plan to rebuild our Industries hub and Evidence Pack pages in Framer</li> </ol> Subject: Website Engineer – Framer <img src=" aspx?vQneLdolT20qZM4SVOoOKg0%2f58F5s2TPv" width="0" height="0"> <hr class="lis-container__job__content__description__hr">

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