About Josephmark
We design and build scalable tech and unforgettable brands. At the intersection of cutting-edge technology and strategic design, Josephmark crafts digital experiences that anticipate future trends and position our partners at the forefront of their industries. From rebooting Myspace for 100 million users to re‑igniting RCA Records, launching Bruce Springsteen’s new digital home and crafting immersive worlds for AMC’s The Walking Dead, we help ambitious teams go from 0 → 1—and beyond.
Each project is an opportunity to push creative boundaries — we value experimentation, clarity, and performance. If this sounds like you (or someone you rate), send us a message — we’d love to chat.
What we're looking for
We’re working on an immersive new website experience for a well-known music artist website, and are on the hunt for a WordPress Creative Developer who can elevate what's possible with custom, engaging WordPress builds.
This is a 6-week contract — July to early September 2025
About you
We’re looking for someone who brings both technical excellence and creative sensitivity, including:
- A strong command of CSS, with a deep understanding of layout, motion, and interaction (no reliance on frameworks like Tailwind or Bootstrap)
- Experience with WebGL and libraries like Three.js or Pixi.js, with an eye for creating rich, interactive moments
- Mastery of GSAP, using motion to enhance storytelling and elevate the user experience
- Proven experience building highly custom, design-led websites using WordPress
- A meticulous attention to detail, strong sense of visual design, and the creative confidence to bring a concept to life beautifully and intuitively
You’ll also have:
- A strong portfolio of previous work, showcasing your technical excellence, high-end visual design skills and innovative solutions (*please submit this with your application - we will not be shortlisting for this role based on CV alone)
- Excellent communication skills; able to communicate thoughts, ideas and feedback
- The ability to work highly autonomously
- The ability to manage time effectively, multi-task and meet deadlines
- The ability to empathise and understand the needs of the client, project or team member
Uzi Baron, Technology Director
What’s the most interesting thing you’ve worked on at JM? From a functionality and business models perspective, the Vest investor platform is my favourite project. It redefines the world of ventures and family offices investments. Technically Hvntr and Haven XR are the most interesting. Directing VR tech for Queensland Ballet's Bespoke performance was the most fun project I've worked on. I went to the show, and the real time feedback I got from audience members was phenomenal.
How long have you been in the industry for? Formally since 1994, but I was fortunate to have been playing with computers since 1984.
What’s the best thing about working at JM? The team.
What’s the worst thing about working at JM? The team... just kidding. I can't really think of anything.
What advice do you have for anyone looking to get into what you do? Probably a cliché, but like anything else in life, make a decision and just do it. Set a priority to teach yourself what's needed to make things work. Experiment, fail and repeat without giving up until you get it. It's not rocket science (at least not until our kids grow up and have access to rocket fuel).
Link us to something cool https://www.ted.com/talks/joshua_klein_a_thought_experiment_on_the_intelligence_of_crows
