Shopify Landing Page Designer / Developer

Company Description

sojo provides amenities for vacation rentals — but we're not just a product company.

We're the vacation rental industry's first amenity automation platform, and a B2B SaaS company operating at the intersection of product, tech, and logistics. We connect directly to property managers' reservation calendars to automate guest amenity delivery — think welcome bundles, toiletry kits, custom-branded coffee packaging, and snack bags waiting for guests when they walk through the door. We handle everything from sourcing products to custom packaging design to making sure the right products are packed and shipped on time for every single reservation.

It's a pretty cool thing to write about — and build for.

Role Description

We're a small but mighty marketing team looking for a Shopify Designer / Developer who can own landing pages end-to-end — from concept to build. No wireframes handed to you here. We'll brief you on goals, share inspiration references, and trust you to translate that into a high-converting, on-brand page. This role is a great fit for someone who thinks visually *and* technically and doesn't need a hand-holding process to produce great work.

A note on our team: We're currently building out a small roster of freelance talent — including an SEO Expert and a Copywriter. If you work within a team or have a trusted network across these disciplines, we'd love to know.

Here's what you'll be working on:

- Campaign Landing Pages. Build high-converting pages for lead gen, product launches, and paid campaigns — designed and developed by you from a brief and inspiration references.

- Ongoing Site Updates. Contribute to improvements across our Shopify site as our marketing needs evolve.

- Cross-functional Collaboration. Work closely with our marketing, content, and SEO teams to make sure pages are built to perform.

What We're Looking For

- Proven Shopify design *and* development experience — portfolio must show landing pages you've both designed and built.

- Strong design instincts — you can look at a mood board or inspiration pull and produce something polished, not generic.

- Conversion-focused — you understand layout hierarchy, CTA placement, and what makes people click.

- Comfortable with Liquid, custom sections, and Shopify theme architecture.

- Self-directed — you can take a brief and run with it.

- Responsive, reliable, and able to turn around revisions quickly.

- Experience with Shopify SEO best practices a plus.

- Familiarity with Notion, Slack, and Figma a plus.

To Apply

Include a link to your portfolio (Shopify landing pages required — show us pages you designed *and* built), a note on your process for working from a brief without wireframes, and your hourly rate and weekly availability.

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