ClickFunnels 2.0 and GoHighLevel Developer

We are a digital marketing agency. We build and run paid-traffic funnels for our clients, and we are hiring a developer to work across them with us. We need someone who can take an in-flight build and carry it without being managed through every step. THE WAY THIS ROLE WORKS, BECAUSE IT IS THE WHOLE POINT OF THE HIRE You get a Loom walkthrough and a short written outline of the outcome we want. You then write the build document - the flow, the triggers, the conditions, the edge cases, the fields - and send it to us for approval. We approve or correct it, and you build. We are not going to send you finished specs, wireframes and mocked-up flows to execute. That is the job we are hiring out of. If you need the thinking done for you before you can start, this is the wrong role and you will not enjoy it. WHAT YOU WOULD OWN - ClickFunnels 2.0: funnel steps, checkout, products and pricing, order bumps and post-purchase upsells, order-flow logic, custom HTML/JS inside pages - GoHighLevel: sub-account configuration, funnels, workflows, conditional paths, notification routing, calendars, domain connection - WordPress: a marketing site on shared hosting - pages, plugins, forms, redirects, cookie consent, SSL, basic performance - Tracking: Meta Pixel and Conversions API including deduplication, GA4 and GTM, per-event configuration, and verifying events actually arrive - Plumbing: transactional email deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), form-to-notification wiring, abandoned-cart recovery, QA on live pages WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU - Deep ClickFunnels 2.0 and GoHighLevel experience. Links to funnels and automations you built, not course screenshots. - You can read a platform's own documentation and tell us what it cannot do rather than working around it silently. Telling us a limitation exists is a good outcome, not a failure. - Comfortable writing custom HTML/JS inside a funnel page when native elements will not do the job. - You have installed Meta Pixel and Conversions API and confirmed events landing in Events Manager. - You work in ClickUp. Your tasks live there and you comment there. - At least 4 hours per day overlapping 9am to 5pm US Eastern, Monday to Friday, and you are genuinely reachable in that window. - Written English good enough to produce a build document somebody else can approve.