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We, at Turing, are looking for a qualified remote CMS developer who will be responsible for designing, developing, and implementing high-end, complex CMS applications. Get an opportunity to work with the leading U.S. companies and rise quickly through the ranks.

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Job responsibilities

  • Create, manage and launch customized CMS applications
  • Implement SEO best practices for better ranking on SERP
  • Build pop-ups and manage triggers as required
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams and respective stakeholders to meet brand's content standards and guidelines
  • Ensure website optimization across browsers
  • Identify and fix issues for better performance
  • Suggest improvements to keep the application updated with the latest technical advancements
  • Prepare and maintain adequate documentation for future reference

Minimum requirements

  • Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, IT (or equivalent experience)
  • At least 3+ years of software development experience (rare exceptions for highly skilled developers)
  • Experience working with CMS technologies such as WordPress, Woocommerce, Magento, Opencart, Drupal, etc.
  • Solid understanding of CMS themes and plug-ins
  • Knowledge of technologies including, PHP, Java, C#, XML, AJAX, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3
  • Familiarity with SQL and/or NoSQL databases
  • Strong grasp on English language for effective communication
  • Ability to work full-time (40 hours/week) with a 4 hour overlap with US time zones

Preferred skills

  • Expertise with both back-end and front-end development
  • Proficiency with version control tools like Git or SVN
  • Ability to optimize existing themes or build a customized one from scratch
  • Experience in working with web analytics tools
  • Familiarity with one or more video editing software
  • Strong interpersonal, communication, and time-management skills

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How to become a remote CMS developer in 2023?

A content management system (CMS) is an application that allows users to generate, change, and manage website content without having to write code from scratch. The simple software tool allows users to collaborate on blog posts, website pages, and other digital material. CMS development has become a vital element of web development services, as offering the best possible user experience by providing relevant and up-to-date information has become a top priority for website owners.

The goal of a content management system (CMS) is to create digital experiences that help your target audience solve problems. For most organizations, this means creating a fantastic customer experience that assists existing and future consumers while also guiding them to do desired actions—such as purchasing a product, subscribing to your service, or viewing content to entice them to visit your physical shop.

What is the scope in CMS development?

WordPress is the most popular CMS platform, with 41.8 percent of all websites using it in June 2021, representing a market share of 65 percent. Shopify, Joomla, Squarespace, Wix, Drupal, Bitrix, Blogger, Magento, and a slew of more players follow suit. It is still a rapidly changing sector, with CMS adoption influenced by open-source trends and how consumers consume content on the internet. It's an industry with a lot of promise and is rapidly expanding, with features like simplicity of development and user experience at the forefront. CMS has also evolved into a strong and widely used tool in many firms' digital marketing efforts.

As a result, a job in CMS development is a fantastic choice for you. But first, understand more about what a CMS developer performs before you start looking for remote CMS development jobs.

What are the roles and responsibilities of a CMS developer?

The CMS developer will be responsible for handling upgrades and deployments, as well as providing technical expertise and ideas for delivering client solutions.

The following are the primary tasks after a job offer for a remote CMS developer:

  • Create, manage, and deploy CMS apps that are unique to you.
  • Use SEO recommended practices to improve your SERP ranking.
  • As needed, create pop-ups and control triggers.
  • To achieve the brand's content standards and requirements, collaborate with cross-functional teams and appropriate stakeholders.
  • Ensure that your website is optimized for all browsers.
  • Identify and resolve issues to improve performance.
  • Make suggestions for enhancements to keep the program current with technological breakthroughs.
  • Prepare and keep proper records for future reference.

How to become a CMS developer?

Despite the extensive knowledge and expertise necessary for these programming jobs, anyone with a genuine interest in the field—and the capacity to complete at least some of the aforementioned responsibilities—can obtain remote CMS developer employment.

There are a few options for learning the abilities required. You may start by going to college, which is the most popular option. When it comes to joining the profession, a computer science degree will provide you with a strong foundation and credentials. College is costly, and the length of time it takes to finish it is a disadvantage. Furthermore, if you don't have good grades in high school, you might not be able to go into a college that can help you get CMS development employment.

Another alternative is to enroll in a boot camp program. The emphasis will be on teaching you the languages you'll need to apply for remote CMS development jobs, which may be done in person or online. This may be a less expensive and speedier choice than a three- or four-year degree, depending on the boot camp.

Whatever path you choose to become a remote CMS developer, you can be certain that you'll have a bright future ahead of you and lots of job opportunities.

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Skills required to become a CMS developer

Learning the necessary abilities is the first step in landing a high-paying CMS development job. Let's look at each of the technical abilities in more detail.

1. Front-end development skills

The fast-paced nature of the online shopping business might be intimidating for newcomers. It's tough to keep up with everything without becoming perplexed. The more competent you are, the greater the number of challenges you can take on. You'll be able to charge a greater rate for your time as a result. Any internet page developer must have a solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Additionally, remote CMS developer jobs need a deep understanding of matters such as website security. Any designer or developer, on the other hand, would tell you that front-end developer skills are the most vital.

2. Back-end development skills

The backend of a web application is the component of the application that is hidden from the user. Back-end development is more difficult than front-end development, and it frequently turns out to be intricate and multifaceted; this section is in sync with the server. Different programming languages, such as C, C++, Perl, and Ruby, are used to manage backend processes. It's a large field with multiple degrees of subcategorization.

3. Version Control

There are various revisions and versions during the development phase of every software project developed in any programming language. You can keep track of even the slightest changes with version control and trace them back to their source. This is especially important when working on a project with other developers. Git, Mercurial, Apache Subversion, and other good version control technologies are available, but Git is the most extensively used.

4. Web analytics tools

Web analytics software tracks, measures, and reports on website activities such as site traffic, visitor source, and user clicks.
Using web analytics tools can assist you to figure out what's going on with your website and what's working (and what isn't). As a result, you can utilize this information to improve the user experience and increase engagement and conversions.

5. Video editing

"Why even start learning video editing?" you might question. Who would believe that learning how to edit videos is worth some effort? But video is the most effective way to promote your song, album, or product? It's a great marketing and promotional tool! Why else would you find phone and computer makers include video capture and editing software in their products?

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How to get remote CMS developer jobs?

We looked at the requirements for remote CMS developer jobs. But, in practice, the most essential thing is to give it your best. Every day, new technological advancements transform industries. More individuals will enter the field as it becomes more popular, increasing your competition. It won't be difficult to advance your career if you keep up with current industry trends.

Turing has the best remote CMS developer jobs available to help you reach your CMS developer goals. You'll also get the chance to hone your talents by collaborating with other brilliant engineers on hard technological issues. Find full-time, long-term remote CMS developer jobs with greater compensation and professional progress by joining a worldwide network of the greatest CMS developers.

Why become a CMS developer at Turing?

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Once you join Turing, you'll never have to apply for other remote CMS developer jobs

Turing's commitments are long-term and full-time. As one project draws to a close, our team gets to work identifying the next one for you in a matter of weeks.

Work from the comfort of your home

Turing allows you to work according to your convenience. We have flexible working hours and you can work for top U.S. firms from the comfort of your home.

Great compensation

Working with top U.S. corporations, Turing developers make more than the standard market pay in most nations.

How much does Turing pay their CMS developer?

At Turing, every CMS developer is allowed to set their rate. However, Turing will recommend a salary at which we know we can find a fruitful and long-term opportunity to grow your CMS developer career. Our recommendations are based on our analysis of current market conditions and the demand that we see from our customers.

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We, at Turing, hire remote developers for over 100 skills like React/Node, Python, Angular, Swift, React Native, Android, Java, Rails, Golang, PHP, Vue, among several others. We also hire engineers based on tech roles and seniority.

Communication is crucial for success while working with American clients. We prefer candidates with a B1 level of English i.e. those who have the necessary fluency to communicate without effort with our clients and native speakers.

Currently, we have openings only for the developers because of the volume of job demands from our clients. But in the future, we might expand to other roles too. Do check out our careers page periodically to see if we could offer a position that suits your skills and experience.

Our unique differentiation lies in the combination of our core business model and values. To advance AGI, Turing offers temporary contract opportunities. Most AI Consultant contracts last up to 3 months, with the possibility of monthly extensions—subject to your interest, availability, and client demand—up to a maximum of 10 continuous months. For our Turing Intelligence business, we provide full-time, long-term project engagements.

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Principal AI Engineer - US NYC

Principal AI Engineer

Location: US(NYC)- 3(WFO)

Employment Type: Full Time (Overlapping EST)

Experience Level: Staff/Principal (8–14 years)


About the Role

Turing is hiring a Staff/Principal AI Engineer to lead enterprise-scale agentic AI implementations for Fortune 500 clients. This is a hands-on engineering role focused on designing and shipping autonomous, tool-calling AI systems — agents that reason over enterprise context, invoke real systems through secure interfaces, and operate reliably at scale under strict latency, cost, and governance constraints.

You will own these systems end to end: the data pipelines feeding them, the backend services around them, the agent orchestration layer, the evaluation harness that keeps them honest, and the cloud infrastructure they run on. We are looking for engineers with genuine software engineering and data science depth who have taken agentic systems all the way to production.

What We're Looking For

Engineering foundation

  • 8–14 years of software engineering experience, with strong hands-on large-scale Python
  • Working depth in at least one systems or backend language — Go, Rust, Java, or C/C++ — and the judgment to know when to reach for it
  • Strong data structures and algorithms.
  • Strong understanding of APIs, microservices, and system design
  • Hands-on experience building and operating data pipelines and production-grade distributed systems.

Agentic AI and LLMs

  • 2+ years of hands-on LLM engineering, with at least couple agentic system you designed and took to production
  • Production experience with agent frameworks — LangGraph, Google ADK, CrewAI, Claude Agent SDK, or equivalent — and the fluency to move between them as the ecosystem evolves
  • Experience building MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and tool-calling interfaces
  • RAG from first principles: chunking strategy, embeddings, vector and hybrid retrieval, reranking, and response validation
  • Strong experience with vector databases (Milvus, Pinecone, Weaviate, FAISS, etc. or cloud equivalents)
  • Design of guardrails and reliability patterns — validators, policy checks, self-correction loops, deterministic fallbacks, circuit breakers, and rollback paths

Optimization

  • Deep familiarity with token optimization and context-window management — context shaping, pruning, and compaction
  • Latency and cost optimization through caching, model routing, batching, streaming, and parallel tool calls
  • Performance testing and tuning systems against defined SLOs

Evaluation

  • Experience building evaluation frameworks for LLM systems — offline eval sets, continuous online evaluation, and regression detection
  • Instrumentation and traceability suitable for regulated enterprise environments using tools like LangSmith, Langfuse, etc.

Cloud

  • Hands-on AWS: containerized services (ECS/EKS), serverless (Lambda), data services (S3, DynamoDB, Redshift) and orchestration (Step Functions); Azure or GCP equivalents also valued
  • Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices
  • Infrastructure as code with Terraform or CloudFormation, and mature CI/CD practice

Working traits

  • Strong analytical problem-solving with a bias to ownership and urgency
  • Clear cross-team communication, working directly with client stakeholders to translate business problems into technical roadmaps
  • Able to work productively in ambiguity from system-level documentation and ramp quickly in unfamiliar codebases

Good to Have

  • Experience with managed AI platforms — Amazon Bedrock, Vertex AI, Azure AI — paired with fluency in the underlying fundamentals

Roles & Responsibilities

  • Design and build agentic systems: Lead the architecture and implementation of tool-calling agents that combine retrieval, structured reasoning, and secure action execution with least-privilege access.
  • Productionize LLM applications: Build retrieval pipelines, prompt synthesis, response validation, and self-correction loops, backed by rigorous evaluation.
  • Own the full stack: Deliver the data pipelines, backend services, distributed compute, and orchestration layer that agentic systems depend on — not only the model invocation.
  • Engineer for reliability and governance: Build validator models, adversarial test suites, and policy checks; enforce deterministic fallbacks and rollback strategies; instrument continuous evaluation.
  • Optimize for cost and latency: Drive measurable improvements in token efficiency, response time, and unit economics against defined SLOs.
  • Codebase ownership: Build, maintain, and review high-quality Python and SQL, with an emphasis on reusable components, scalability, and performance.
  • Cloud integration: Deploy AI applications on AWS, Azure, or GCP with optimized resource usage and robust CI/CD.
  • Cross-functional collaboration: Partner with product owners, data scientists, and business SMEs to define requirements and deliver impactful AI products.
  • Mentoring and technical leadership: Set engineering standards and share knowledge across the team, raising the bar on AI and software engineering practice.
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PythonGoRust+ 4
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Lead Edge AI & Computer Vision Engineer

Lead Edge AI & Computer Vision Engineer

  • Location: USA [with regular on-site travel required to client site]
  • Target Start Date: 1 Sep
  • Time Commitment: 8 weeks full-time
  • Experience Level: 12–15+ Years

Core Objective: Architect, benchmark, and optimize an end-to-end computer vision and low-latency execution pipeline—combining spatial geometric math with low-level C++/CUDA acceleration directly on NVIDIA Jetson embedded edge hardware (Orin NX / AGX Orin) to achieve sub-10 ms processing latency.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Model Selection & Spatial Math: Evaluate real-time detection topologies (e.g. YOLO) at 100+ FPS and build 2D perspective homography unwarping, lens undistortion, and spatial algorithms to convert pixel coordinates into physical millimeter units within tight error bounds (millimeter level accuracy).
  2. TensorRT INT8 Acceleration: Execute Post-Training Quantization to compile PyTorch/ONNX models into high-throughput TensorRT INT8/FP16 engines on Jetson Orin hardware without accuracy degradation.
  3. Zero-Copy Memory Architecture:  Engineer zero-copy memory pipelines using NVIDIA Memory Management and DMA transfers to eliminate bottlenecks.
  4. Compiled C++ Execution & I/O: Build compiled C++17 execution frameworks with multi-threaded lock-free ring buffers and non-blocking asynchronous socket communication.
  5. Nsight Profiling & Roadmapping: Instrument stage-by-stage pipeline latency using NVIDIA Nsight Systems/NVTX markers to bound tail latency, author feasibility reports, and design technical roadmaps.

Key Qualifications & Experience

  1. Full-Stack Edge AI Experience: 12–15+ years of experience bridging real-time computer vision algorithm design, spatial geometry, and low-level C++/CUDA execution on embedded edge hardware.
  2. NVIDIA Jetson Ecosystem: Deep expertise in Jetson embedded platforms (Orin NX, AGX Orin, L4T, power profiles, core pinning) and a proven track record compiling/tuning TensorRT FP16/INT8 engines via PTQ/QAT.
  3. Optical & Spatial Geometry: Expertise in 2D/3D camera calibration, perspective homography transformations, lens distortion modeling, and millimeter sizing math in industrial settings.
  4. Low-Latency Systems Engineering: Expertise in zero-copy shared memory, DMA frame buffers, lock-free queues, custom CUDA plugins, and microsecond profiling via Nsight Systems and NVTX markers.
  5. Tooling & Industrial I/O: Proficiency in C++17, Python, PyTorch, OpenCV, CUDA, non-blocking asynchronous sockets (UDP, PLC integration), and building automated dataset benchmarking harnesses.
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C++CUDANVIDIA Omniverse+ 5
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