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Web Development Support Specialist

🇺🇸 Remote - US 🕑 Full-Time 💰 TBD 💻 Software Engineering 🗓️ February 15th, 2026
Next.js UX/UI Vercel

Edtech.com's Summary

Crimson Education is hiring a Web Development Support Specialist for their Crimson Capstone program. This role involves directly supporting students in building, refining, and launching professional websites that showcase their projects, while providing technical guidance on frontend development, deployment, and best practices to ensure a strong, admissions-credible web presence.

Highlights
  • Support students in building and launching project-related websites.
  • Guide aspects of site structure, UX, frontend implementation, deployment, and performance.
  • Troubleshoot bugs, layout issues, and deployment problems efficiently.
  • Recommend appropriate tools and tech stacks based on student skill levels.
  • Collaborate with mentors and operations to align web deliverables with milestones.
  • Provide web and marketing support in specific Capstone packages.
  • Required technical skills include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and experience with modern frameworks like React, Next.js, Vue, or Webflow.
  • Experience with no-code/low-code tools and site deployment platforms such as Vercel or Netlify.
  • Bachelor's degree from a Top 30 U.S. university is strongly preferred.
  • Strong communication skills to explain technical concepts to non-technical users and student-centered mentoring approach.

Web Development Support Specialist Full Description

Web Development Support Specialist - Capstone


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About Crimson Capstone

Crimson Capstone helps high-achieving students design, build, and launch real-world projects that demonstrate leadership, initiative, and impact for top university admissions. Many Capstone projects culminate in a public-facing website—whether that’s a startup landing page, nonprofit site, portfolio, campaign hub, or app frontend.

We’re hiring a Web Development Support Specialist to help students execute professionally, without turning Capstone into a coding bootcamp or overburdening mentors whose expertise is strategic rather than technical.

What You’ll Do

This role is hands-on, student-facing, and outcomes-driven.

You will:
  • Support Capstone students in building, polishing, and launching websites tied to their projects.
  • Help students translate a project concept into a clean, admissions-credible web presence
  • Provide guidance on:
    • Site structure & UX
    • Frontend implementation
    • Deployment & hosting
    • Best practices for performance, accessibility, and professionalism
  • Troubleshoot bugs, layout issues, and deployment problems efficiently
  • Recommend appropriate tools and stacks based on student skill level (e.g. Webflow vs React)
  • Collaborate with Capstone mentors and ops to ensure web deliverables align with project milestones
  • Step in during Classic & Elite packages where web/marketing support hours are included

This is not just about building sites for students from scratch. It’s about helping students learn just enough, build correctly, and ship something real.

Typical Student Use Cases

You might help a student:
  • Build a landing page for a nonprofit or social impact initiative
  • Launch a basic MVP site for a student startup
  • Create a portfolio site (research, art, media, CS projects)
  • Deploy a simple web app frontend
  • Improve the design and credibility of an existing site before public launch or press

Required Skills & Experience

Technical

  • Strong frontend fundamentals: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
  • Experience with at least one modern framework or tool (e.g. React, Next.js, Vue, Webflow)
  • Comfort with no-code / low-code tools when appropriate (e.g Wix)
  • Experience deploying sites (Vercel, Netlify, basic hosting setups)
  • Bachelor degree from a Top 30 U.S. university (strongly preferred)
  • Ability to debug quickly and explain clearly
  • Experience explaining technical concepts to non-technical users
  • Patient, structured, and student-centered communication style
  • Ability to guide without taking over execution

Nice to Have

  • UX/UI sensibility (especially for landing pages)
  • Familiarity with student projects, startups, nonprofits, or portfolios
  • Experience mentoring or tutoring students
  • Understanding of what makes a site “admissions-credible” vs. amateur

Department
Service Delivery
Locations
United States, United Kingdom , Canada, Melbourne, Remote - USA, Remote - Europe
Remote status
Fully Remote