New Positions Are Posted

There are several openings on the application development teams at Barefoot Proximity.  The roles sort of mix together during the day to day work but we assign work based on expertise, mostly.  We keep it interesting and new even if sometimes it seems standard.  You'd think that everything in marketing and e-Commerce has been done before.  I have found that there is a lot of work in getting it right. We are always inventing better ways to solve the same problems the competition has. It gives us an edge.

Front End Developer
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HTML and CSS – they aren’t a necessary evil that a front-end developer has to suffer through. At Barefoot Proximity, they are valued skills on equal footing with all other aspects of application development. As an advertising agency, design is in our DNA. We love our Macs. In fact, the only PC’s in our office are the loaners from our clients. Our attention to detail and passion for design have led us to appreciate that a well-executed visual design can contribute as much to the overall success of a project as any query optimization or well-implemented API.

We have an opening in our Cincinnati office for a Front-End Visual Developer to join our team. You have the opportunity to be a part of a growing company that is a part of BBDO, the most awarded creative and effective agency network in the world. If you have a passion for creating polished front-end experiences for web applications and mobile apps, we want to hear from you.

Web Developer
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The Application Development team at Barefoot Proximity is most notably responsible for the implementation of large-scale digital projects for our clients.  Striving towards platform specialty, the Application Development team is especially fluent in building solutions within content management systems, SaaS providers, and other MarTech platforms.  Web developers also help coordinate the technical tasks for clients with other 3rd party resources to minimize outages.

The Web Developer position is a highly valued role on the Application Development team.  The Web Developer contributes code daily to the digital marketing platforms for several of Barefoot’s largest clients.  This person is accountable for the completion and quality of project work.  The ideal candidate should blend a passion for technology with excellent teamwork and communication skills.

Senior Web Developer
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The Application Development team at Barefoot Proximity is most notably responsible for the implementation of large-scale digital projects for our clients.  Striving towards platform specialty, the Application Development team is especially fluent in building solutions within content management systems, SaaS providers, and other MarTech platforms.  Web developers also help coordinate the technical tasks for clients with other 3rd party resources to minimize outages.

The Senior Web Developer is a leader on the Application Development team.  The Web Developer contributes code daily to the digital marketing platforms for several of Barefoot’s largest clients.  Primarily accountable for the completion and quality of project work, the Senior Web Developer often manages a team of Web Developers.  The ideal candidate should blend a passion for technology with excellent teamwork and communication skills.


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