Craft CMS & Sanity Developerdoodleblue innovations Pvt Ltd · Remote (India)

nivethitha@doodleblue.com Please share your updated resume to this email ID, along with the subject line mentioning the role you are applying for. Position: Craft CMS & Sanity Developer Experience: 2+ Years Engagement: 2 to 3 Months (Extendable based on project requirements) Work Mode: Remote Joining Preference: Immediate Joiners preferred Mandatory Skills: Craft CMS: Strong hands-on experience with: • Twig templating • Matrix / field content modelling • Craft CMS plugins such as Formie, Retour, SEOmatic, Navigation, and CKEditor Sanity CMS: Experience with: • Studio schema design • GROQ queries • Content management and integration React / Next.js: Experience building front-end applications that consume content/data from Sanity. Good to Have: • Strong front-end development skills in HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript, and responsive/mobile-first development. • PHP experience, particularly for Craft CMS development. • Experience with API integrations, including REST, GraphQL, webhooks, and SDKs. • Ability to integrate third-party marketing and CRM tools. • Understanding of SEO, accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA), and web performance fundamentals. • Familiarity with Git, CI/CD, deployment, and hosting practices. Expectations: • Availability for 8 hours daily. • Extended support might be required depending on the deliverables. • Weekend support may be required, if necessary. • Must be committed until the end of the project. Pay: ₹30,000.00 - ₹60,000.00 per month Benefits: • Work from home Application Question(s): • How many years of hands-on experience do you have with Craft CMS? • Have you worked with Twig templating and Matrix/field content modelling in Craft CMS? Please explain briefly. • Have you worked with Formie, Retour, SEOmatic, Navigation, and CKEditor plugins? Which ones have you used? • How many years of experience do you have with Sanity CMS? • Are you experienced in Sanity Studio schema design and GROQ queries? • Have you developed a React/Next.js frontend consuming content from Sanity? Work Location: Remote