WordPress Developer

WeDoTech is looking for a highly skilled and experienced WordPress Developer to join our team. As a WordPress Developer, you will work with other members of the team to develop WordPress sites.

Responsibilities:

• Develop sites using standard WordPress functionality without code writing
• Develop custom WordPress plugins and themes based on client requirements
• Collaborate with the team to ensure that project goals and objectives are met
• Debug and troubleshoot issues as they arise
• Stay up-to-date with current best practices and learn about new technologies
• Write high-quality, reusable code for future use
• Manage personal development tasks and team member requests based on priorities defined by the team leader

Requirements:

• 2+ years of experience as a WordPress developer
• Strong knowledge of PHP and MySQL
• Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Familiarity with WordPress plugin and theme development
• Proficiency in Git
• Strong work ethic
• Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks simultaneously
• Must have the ability to research and learn new technologies
• Attention to detail, good time-management skills, ability to handle multi-tasking activities
•  Intermediate+ English proficiency

Test Task: WordPress Plugin Development
Develop a custom WordPress plugin that fetches data from an external API and displays it on a WordPress blog site page in a user-friendly format. Here are the main requirements:

• WordPress site should be created based on free Theme from the WordPress store
• The custom WordPress plugin should fetch articles from an external API and save it in a custom post type.
• The data should be displayed on a WordPress main page and should be paginated.
• The plugin should have an options page where the user can configure the API endpoint and pagination settings.
• It should be possible to set up the topic of articles that plugin will pull.
• The plugin should also have a shortcode that can be used to display the data on any WordPress page or post.
• The plugin should be developed using object-oriented programming principles and should follow WordPress coding standards.
  You can use any free or trial version external API that can fetch articles.