Zuddl Website Engineer freshers with 0-2 years exp apply now Full Time NEW

We are searching for a web designer to create fantastic websites for our clients. Primary responsibilities include developing and implementing creative ideas for client websites, as well as generating visual aspects consistent with our clients’ branding. You will collaborate closely with our web development team to ensure proper and hassle-free implementation.

Web designers create, build, and improve websites using their creative and software engineering/programming talents. They understand user experience and can create websites that are simple to comprehend, navigate, and use, while adhering to design standards and guidelines. They are sometimes referred to as front-end developers.

What We’re Looking For

1. Foundation: 0–2 years of experience in web development or a related role — freshers are welcome to apply. You should know HTML and CSS well enough to read, debug, and write code yourself. Webflow experience is a bonus, not a requirement; we’ll teach you.
2. AI mindset: You’ve already played with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor — and you’re excited to use them as part of your actual workflow, not just for fun. You can talk about something you’ve built or done faster because of AI.
3. How you think: You notice when something on a website feels off. You’d rather pick up nextjs than cut corners with an HTML implementation for a report that is best rendered interactively. You’re curious about why some pages convert and others don’t. You’d rather ship something and learn than wait for a perfect brief. You ask good questions before you start building.
4. Good to have: Exposure to Webflow, WordPress, or even better a headless CMS. Basic JavaScript. Familiarity with Google Analytics or Search Console. A personal project, college project, or freelance site you’ve built — anything that shows you’ve shipped something real.

What Success Looks Like

1. Landing pages go live faster: you’re shipping new pages and experiments with minimal back-and-forth, and the team isn’t waiting on a web dev queue
2. The website consistently performs: Core Web Vitals are green, SEO health is tracked and improving, and nothing breaks without you catching it first
3. Experiments are running regularly: you’re not just building pages, you’re learning from them and feeding those learnings back into the next build
4. AI is making you measurably faster: you’ve cut repetitive work down, and the team notices
5. You’ve grown into an owner: by the end of six months, you’re not just executing briefs, you’re bringing ideas, spotting problems before they’re raised, and setting the bar for how the website should work