Vibe Coder - Singaporean Client
About the role
Industry: Marketing & Advertising
Salary: 1,200 SGD/Month
Schedule: Full-Time | Singapore Day Shift
Work Setup: Remote
Job Description
We are looking for a skilled Vibe Coder / AI Web Developer to build, improve, and maintain websites and web-based systems using modern AI-assisted development tools.
The ideal candidate should be comfortable turning ideas and business requirements into functional, responsive, and user-friendly websites while leveraging AI tools to speed up development and improve workflows.
Key Responsibilities
Build and maintain websites and web applications using AI-assisted development tools
Translate business and marketing requirements into functional web solutions
Develop landing pages and websites designed for marketing and advertising campaigns
Improve existing websites, features, and user experiences
Troubleshoot, debug, and maintain existing systems
Integrate APIs, forms, databases, analytics, and third-party tools where required
Collaborate with the marketing team to develop web solutions that support campaigns and lead generation
Use AI tools effectively to accelerate development, testing, and problem-solving
Continuously improve website performance, functionality, and usability
Requirements
Proven experience in web development, preferably with AI-assisted development workflows
Strong understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern web development concepts
Experience using AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or similar platforms
Experience building landing pages and websites for marketing purposes
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
Able to work independently and turn ideas into working solutions
Good English communication skills
Willing to work full-time during Singapore day shift hours
Nice to Have
Experience in marketing, advertising, lead generation, or digital agencies
Experience with CRM, automation, analytics, and marketing integrations
Experience building high-converting landing pages and…
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