Full Stack Engineer - Website & Marketing Technology

WorkMotion is building the infrastructure that lets companies hire, onboard and pay people anywhere in the world and we are on our way to become Europe s #1 Employer of Record provider.

Our website is one of the first things a prospect meets, and right now we're rebuilding it from the ground up: moving off WordPress/Elementor onto a modern headless stack (Storyblok + Next.js).

We're looking for a Full Stack Engineer to own that rebuild, and then own the website after it ships. This isn't a "hand it to an agency and forget it" role. You'll be the technical backbone of our marketing website and the tracking and measurement layer that sits underneath it. If you like living where clean engineering meets marketing performance, this is your seat. You'll sit inside the Marketing team and work closely with design, demand generation, and our external agency partners.

Desired Candidate Profile

• Strong full stack engineering: Next.js, React, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript, with a solid grasp of headless/JAMstack architecture.
• Deep, hands-on headless CMS experience (ideally with Storyblok, alternatively Contentful or Sanity) and real WordPress experience you genuinely know both worlds and can bridge them during a migration.
• Server-side tracking expertise server-side GTM, data layer design, and reliable conversion tracking in a cookie-constrained, privacy-first environment.
• GTM mastery tags, triggers, variables, and server containers, plus a working understanding of GA4 and consent/CMP integration.
• Technical SEO and web performance fundamentals you know why a migration can quietly tank rankings and how to prevent it.
• Comfort working with APIs and integrating third-party marketing/CRM tools.
• Bonus Points If You Bring
• Experience running a WordPress-to-headless migration end to end.
• Familiarity with Vercel (or similar), CI/CD, and modern deployment workflows.
• A background in B2B SaaS, and an understanding of how a marketing website actually drives pipeline.
• Experience building design systems or component libraries that non-engineers can use safely.