Chemistry

WHAT YOU’LL DO. Content Migration & QA Specialists at Chemistry ensure digital experiences launch clean, accurate, and ready for the real world. As our next Website Content Migration & QA Specialist, you’ll support website launches and ongoing digital initiatives by building pages in CMS platforms and conducting thorough QA to ensure everything meets creative, functional, and responsive standards. This is a freelance/contract role with full-time hours, currently slated from early June through December. You’re detail-obsessed, process-driven, and comfortable working across multiple projects — helping teams catch issues early, migrate content accurately at scale, and launch websites with minimal defects. On any given day, you will: Content Migration & Page Builds - Build website pages in CMS platforms using approved designs, templates, and components. - Migrate content from source documents, asset libraries, and legacy sites into the CMS with accuracy and consistency. - Upload and manage images, documents, and other digital assets. - Apply correct formatting, typography, and content hierarchy to match design specifications. - Ensure accessibility and content structure follow best practices. - Partner with project managers and content strategists to clarify content and workflows. Website QA & Validation - Conduct comprehensive QA reviews prior to launch to ensure a high-quality, defect-free experience. - Validate visual accuracy including layout, spacing, typography, and design consistency. - Test responsive behavior across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. - Perform cross-browser testing (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). - Validate functionality including navigation, forms, links, and interactive elements. - Review asset implementation to ensure proper display and performance. - Conduct accessibility and performance checks using tools like WAVE, Axe, and Lighthouse. Issue Tracking & Resolution - Document bugs and improvements using tools like Jira, Git, or similar systems with clear, actionable detail. - Communicate design inconsistencies and functional issues effectively to development teams. - Resolve minor issues directly within the CMS when appropriate. - Re-test fixes to confirm proper implementation and stability. Collaboration & Process Support - Work closely with project managers, developers, designers, and content teams during build and launch phases. - Follow established QA checklists and migration workflows to ensure consistency across projects. - Provide feedback to improve QA processes and content migration efficiency. You don’t just move content — you ensure every detail is right before it goes live. WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR. Science tells us that the most effective Content Migration & QA Specialists combine precision, technical familiarity, and strong collaboration: - Experience working with CMS platforms such as WordPress, Drupal, Contentful, Optimizely, or similar. - Experience migrating website content and assets into CMS environments. - Strong attention to detail and visual accuracy. - Experience conducting website QA, including responsive and functional testing. - Ability to identify both visual and technical issues across digital experiences. - Familiarity with issue tracking tools such as Jira, Git, or similar systems. - Comfort working within design systems, templates, and component-based builds. - Ability to work in fast-paced environments with evolving requirements. - Strong organizational and communication skills. Nice to have: - Working knowledge of HTML/CSS to troubleshoot formatting or layout issues within a CMS. - Experience working with digital agencies or web development teams. BE THE CHANGE. Studies have shown that marginalized communities such as women, LGBTQ+, and people of color are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. However you identify, please apply if this is a role that would make you excited to come to work every day. At Chemistry, we believe that diverse teams are multipliers. What's the best that can happen? #li-remote #li-jc1

WHAT YOU’LL DO. Interactive Product Experience Developers at Chemistry build dynamic, browser-based experiences that bring complex products to life. As our next Interactive Product Experience Developer, you’ll develop interactive product configuration tools using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — transforming prebuilt visual assets into seamless, real-time product experiences across web environments. This is a contract/freelance role with full-time hours, currently slated from April through November. You’re a systems thinker and hands-on builder who can translate product logic into intuitive, high-performing digital experiences. On any given day, you will: Interactive Experience Development - Build interactive product experiences for desktop and mobile web. - Develop logic that assembles supplied visual components into complete, accurate virtual products. - Create configurable systems that combine, position, layer, swap, and update assets in real time. - Implement product-building interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Product Logic & System Design - Translate product rules, metadata, and configuration data into usable browser-based experiences. - Build scalable logic that supports complex state changes, layering, and ordering of assets. - Structure how visual assets are ingested, organized, and rendered within the application. - Ensure systems are maintainable and extensible for future product additions without requiring rebuilds. Performance & Optimization - Optimize rendering and interaction performance across devices and browsers. - Ensure reliable, stable performance across supported environments. - Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks and edge cases early in development. Integration & Collaboration - Collaborate with designers, product leads, and platform developers to ensure seamless implementation. - Work with site developers to enable functionality across multiple frontend environments. - Support QA efforts, refine interaction models, and ensure accurate product assembly and behavior. Tools & Workflow Support - Build internal tools or utilities that support product assembly, preview, export, or review workflows. - Contribute to improving development workflows and system efficiency. You don’t just build features — you create scalable systems that power interactive product experiences. WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR. Science tells us that the most effective Interactive Product Experience Developers combine strong frontend engineering with systems thinking and performance awareness: - Strong experience with JavaScript in production web applications. - Strong HTML and CSS skills. - Experience building interactive browser-based tools, configurators, or visualization systems. - Experience working with structured asset inputs and translating them into configurable frontend experiences. - Ability to build clean, scalable logic for positioning, layering, ordering, and state management. - Strong debugging skills and comfort handling complex interaction edge cases. - Experience optimizing performance across mobile and desktop browsers. - Ability to collaborate closely with cross-functional teams. Preferred qualifications: - Experience with Canvas, WebGL, Three.js, or similar rendering libraries. - Experience integrating custom experiences into e-commerce platforms or CMS-driven websites. - Experience working with product metadata, configuration rules, or catalog systems. - Experience building internal/admin tools to support product configuration workflows. This role is not responsible for creating original 3D models, asset photography, or motion/VFX production. BE THE CHANGE. Studies have shown that marginalized communities such as women, LGBTQ+, and people of color are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. However you identify, please apply if this is a role that would make you excited to come to work every day. At Chemistry, we believe that diverse teams are multipliers. What's the best that can happen? #li-remote #li-jc1