Technical Curious Problem Solver

I’m looking for a technical and curious problem solver to join our team, this could be you!

About You:
Not afraid to ask questions, or take feedback. Are you a self starter and can work productively autonomously. Do you want to grow in your position by doing the work, but eventually help find other people to get things done so we can accomplish our goals? You need to be a technically curious person that WANTS to learn things and is willing to learn software so we can accomplish our ---------- t that you have to be an expert at these things, but that you’re motivated to tinker and learn it so that you can do the basics and find the educational resources to hire a competent person for a particular piece of software.


About Us:
We’re a growing eCommerce, direct response marketing company operating out of the west coast.

We use software like...
Clickfunnels
Wordpress
Hyros
Maropost
Clickbank
Ultra cart
Shopify
Google Adsense

The software listed above is what we use now and in the future that may change. Things we’re looking into for our immediate future is migrating onto an enterprise CRM like Limelight or Konnective.

Experience and expertise with the software above is a big advantage.

What you might be working on:

We have a tracking software called Hyros that for it to work, must have certain code placed on certain ---------- requires certain links be used in ad ---------- requires that you work with Hyros' support team to figure out why things aren’t working like they should. You also need to be motivated to find these pages and understand what they are. You need to have the confidence to ask questions from the marketing and team and respective support staff so you help solve problems. If you’re asked a question about a software you’re learning in our business, you should be motivated when you’re asked a question about it from the team that you search to find it.
Does this motivate you to solve? Or does it scare you?

Example of another challenge...
We had our website go down recently because of something someone goofed up. The DNS settings were set improperly. Later we found the DNS wasn’t managed in the place we ---------- turns out it was placed in a custom CPanel where it can be changed easily. We eventually did fix it, but does solving a problem like this excite you?

What We’re Offering:
Salary negotiable upon review of skills and capabilities
Full time (40 hours a week) remote work
Contractor / consultant basis (No HMO)

How to apply:


Email me your resume at ---------- and answer the following 3 ---------- e the subject line “TECH JOB POSTING (YOUR NAME)”
1. Have you solved any similar problems described? If so describe a technical problem you worked on and were able to fix.
2. What are your long term personal and professional goals?
3. What do you currently do for work now? Share as much as you can about your role and the business you’re serving.