Our Partnership with Ecologi
In a world where environmental concerns are at the forefront, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword. At Primal Space, our digital agency has taken another step towards......
18 March, 2024
About us
Primal Space are a digital agency based in Edinburgh. We specialise in various digital mediums of design specialising predominantly in WordPress and Magento website design and SEO. Delivering exceptional results to our ever growing client base. Our agency has been thriving since it’s launch in 2015, creating innovative designs for over 250 sites. As well as providing website hosting and other digital services for our clients.
What’s required
Our number of enquiries for new WordPress driven websites is continually increasing every year. We’re actively looking for an enthusiastic Junior WordPress developer to join our team in Edinburgh. We’re looking for likeminded individuals to partner with who can bring their own creative flair to a diverse range of projects. Working directly with the senior developer and wider team to design and develop WordPress driven sites.
What we’re looking for
Ideal candidates skilled in PHP, WordPress, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You’ll be an efficient worker who copes well under pressure. Open to challenging yourself to learn new skills outside your comfort zone. Have a growth mindset and be a keen learner. Passionate about providing excellent results to clients. Someone who’s confident working alone on tasks and as part of a team.
What we can offer
The opportunity to work on exciting upcoming projects with both large brands and small local companies. Developing your career and learning new skills along the way. We’ll provide a competitive salary based on experience levels and continued ongoing training and development.
How to apply
Applicants should reach out to us via our contact form uploading a CV. Ideally candidates should also provide at least three examples of previous work (links to websites) specifying what they completed on each site example provided.
