Lead Web Designer & Developer
NYCAll locationsNYCUS Remote Remote
$150,000 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
YipitData is looking for a Lead Web Designer & Developer to own the design and development of our public-facing websites. This is a hands-on role for someone who can move fluidly from user experience and visual design to responsive implementation in Webflow. You will establish the systems, templates, and technical foundations that allow our teams to publish high-quality content quickly and consistently—without relying on engineering for routine website work. You will help evolve our website into a scalable growth platform that supports YipitData’s businesses, strengthens our brand, and creates clear, intuitive experiences for our audiences. As the company’s in-house website design and development expert, you will partner closely with Design, Brand and Communications, Demand Generation, Corporate and Investor Marketing, Product, and business stakeholders across YipitData. You will also help us build internal website expertise and reduce our long-term reliance on external agencies. This is a fully remote role with a standard working schedule of approximately 9 am – 5 pm. Because you will collaborate with teams and stakeholders across both East and West Coast time zones, you will need the flexibility to occasionally accommodate meetings in a variety of time zones. This is a remote-friendly opportunity that can sit in NYC (where our headquarters is located), one of our office hubs, or anywhere else in the US.
What you'll bring
- You are highly proficient in Webflow, including CMS architecture, reusable components, responsive layouts, interactions, and custom code when needed.
- Designing websites for B2B technology, data, analytics, research, financial services, or other complex products.
- Technical SEO, AEO, structured data, content discoverability, or large-scale CMS publishing.
- Conversion-rate optimization, experimentation, analytics, and lead-generation workflows.
- Figma and component-based design systems.
- Connecting Webflow with analytics, marketing automation, CRM, forms, APIs, or other third-party platforms.
- Working with multiple brands, audiences, or business lines within one organization.
- Collaborating with (and eventually reducing reliance on) external design and development agencies.